davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Livestock Markets

CHICAGO Feb u ms oGS-Rs
CENTS ~ $40 market. steady and sfuu-
hol7overs 600 ton S 49, bulk s. 1oH
SO heavies g 80 ~ : 81. MEDIUMS. s. SO
ISIS lights s. s0Hs 10. Hght lights 81
- s.: packing sous. So 500 90 PIGS.
SsTT
CATTLE Receipts I oo0 market siesdH
Calves Receipts 200 market sfeadv beef
steers choice So Is IS. medium $ p le
warnings sc N = IS - butchers heifc-s
s. soUf2 50. cows - ~ 1 50 bulls So
50. calves S6Hlf feeders = 80 =,
sioekers steers So IL COWS and heifers
So ~ o -0
sHFFP- Feceints oao s'satv isr'hs.
so 20, ~ so common & - = 10 -. year
ting Ss1e feeders. IS 20 $50, ewes.
SfTs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Straits MANUFACTURING
Votes 10( Dividend

Straits Manufacturing Company
declared a dividend of 10 cents,
payable February % to stock of
record February 20. A like amount
was paid November 30.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Muskeqon Rinq PAYMENT

Muskegon Piston Ring Company
has declared dividend of Is
cents. payable March 20, to stock
OF record March l. The company
paid IS cents March 30 last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Farmers Market

APPLES Delicious. fancy. 81 bu; No
!. Sl.ioa i.75: GIeeninEs 10. l. 7sc .
fancy. siioai.so bu. 10 t. eoc . Ss' as:
No 2. 500 Use: SHOWS. No. !, GOO - 81 IS
bu.: No. 2. 50a SOC: Northern Spys. fancy
50 hu.: No. I. 81 80 q l. 70. No. ?. 75c 81 :
Mcintosh. fancy, Sl.75h2 bu. No. /. sl.25
80; No. ?, 75c y 81 wsgners. No. /.
CELERY cABsAcE-No. l. $3.50
FRENCH ENpIvE~ /. $50 s.i0
bEEIs-No. 50 SIC IN
cABsAGE- No. l. 80 Fl 81 .hu No :
Ped cabbage No. /. s5r s5c bu No. ?
cARRoTs-No. /. s51s5c bu.: No. ,
CELERY souAEEs-No. !. ssc si.lo:
CELERY Fancy. toa SOC DOR. punches
No, |. 259 35c; No. ?, i5a zoe; Root, No.
HoRsERApisH-No. /. s25oa3 bu.;
LEExs-No. /. aoa soc do1sn hunehes.
9NI9 ~ ~ fan fancy X sioilo 50, 'o-lO
PAISLEY RooT-5o \ Tsc bu.
PARsNIPs-No-- l. 6jas hu-; No p
PoTAToEs-Fsncy. sla1.i0 bu No /.
IS = zoe: 80. ?. 40 soc
RADisHEs : Hothouse. 80 . COO dozen
punches
hHI BAkb - Hotnouef. fancy " fnc
5-lb box choice. 20 csc. small. so . soc
dozen punches
RUTABAGAs-N l. 500 75c hu
sQUAsH-Hubbard. No. /. N.25u LIS
bu No . 75caSi
TURN1Ps-Fsncy. siq1.25. No. !. s0d
q0c. No. 2 65c.
vEGErsBLE oYsTERs-No. /. 50 a 7Sc
Dozen punches
POULTRY-Hens. live heavy breeds 10
n2ic N: lsghorns Il isc. hroiiers.
heavy, Fl al23c n leThotn II l6e. ducks
l5q isc. geese li1fiTc. f|
HOGS Dressed n - 10 n
FCCs Ne-re S6.5ur7 3o-doz case
me 4ium. ti-1S16.25
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
pTTT>Bt RCH

PITTSBURGH. FEB - GSsl -
CATTLE-Rsceipts IS market active and
steady steers choice Sl2 Is N medium
10 good. 50 .50112 common. 81 - = SO
heifers, medium to good 81 50 4 50: com
mon. SIS n COWS medium to good Sc
= =. Gamers and cutters 81 p SIS. bulls,
good -ehoiee-S7 saff SIS common TO
rrrrffrTrr1 tS7T ? -
HOGS Receipts IN; market se;tvs and
&c higher isn-is0 lbs 6 $50 - isn-
22o lbs. &c so n 6. So 22o-cs0 his. sc 2Sff
SIS. 250-2a0 lbs s7.75 % 1O0-i50
sHEFP-Receipt 50. market steady
choice lsmbs. $40 a. % II medium to good
50 50 y 10 80; common lambs S7Gs ewes.
81 sn1 s 81. wethsrs - so
CALVES-Reeeipts - marfet slow and
SOC lower. good 70 choice S13dif. me-
dunn. SO IL; oulls and common. s. 30 y
so
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14


Calf receipts were fairly liberal
for the week and trading was
fairly active. The market opened
Monday with the bulk of the best
calves selling al Sl450, some
selects at SIS. and. continued on
is basis on Tuesday Although
,0ceiptS were light on Wednesday
and Thursday top calves sold at
Best calves sitso
Fair TO good y 0aFf Il %
Sec gnds 10 90 "a - On
Cuie and common : O0H 10. 90
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were
more liberal this week. Monday
best lambs sold from Sl050 to
Sl075. Tuesday best lambs sold
early at mostly Sf0.75. but later
trading was slow with tops Al
SIC 30 a few real choice native
lambs brought Sill Wednesday the
bulk OF the best lambs sold AT
$1,000 with a few real choice early
-tiP-te S4e-TS and some choice train
lambs at S10S5 With light re-
ceipts on Thursday. the bulk of
E the best lambs sold from S10.25 10
$1,000. Sheep were steady all week
with tops from Sc to $3.50 Prices
Pes; lsrlns SO asa 10 81
Z air 20 good = % r 10 Is
Seconds 5au p2S
Skips 90 & So
Fest iigh, sheer 8 g1h s -
heavy fat sheep ono s 90
Cuiis and c1rnnon 50 3 81
Hog receipts were light for the
week and trading was generally
slow. The market opened Monday
with mixed grades ; cents lower
tops al $50 Tuesday hogs. weigh
ing from $50 lbs. to 80 lbs. were
10 cents lower. all other grades
steady tops IS With fairly active
trading on Wednesday mixed
grades were 10 TO Is cents higher.
tops al S8I5. Although receipts
were light on Thursday. trading
was slow and mixed grades
cents lower than Wednesdays
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
ADVERTISEMENT

NV rfNt - tSfn A--NA
Once OF the Collector OF Customs. De-
troit, Michigan, February 5. 1871. Notice
is hereby given that the following described
seized merchandise: l Jap mink cost.
child's beaver coat pieces glassware, 10
pieces silvervare. I lamp shade. ! s5-piees
set Commander silvervsre. pounds kitchen
enamelware, table glassware. 1 mans silk
dressing gown. I gray Persian lanlb coat,
! cigarette case, I cigarette lighter. ana
silver fox pelts has been seized for viola ;
ton % the Customs Revenue laws IN this
district between. N, dstes NJ October 2.
1870 to Jsnnary IL. 1871 What ne sans
Wili he forfeited n the United Sfotes Gov-
eminent On February -. 1891. ~ arrurd-
ance with the sfetufes made and provided.
Anv person eiaimink any - 49, sf1Te de-
scribes n1erchandtse should bic WITH ne
his or her claim 10 such f1ercns ndiss
within twenty days from ne date - the
hrst publication ~ this sotice Mart1s n
Bradley. Collector Of Customs.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-02-14
Toronto Stocks

Quotations supplied by Bongsrd and
Company. Windsor Prices In cents. Noon
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17

ARMY HELPS IN HARVEST CONT
putting up hay and enjoying the
change from routine army life. They
have all Expressed re1uc TANGO at
returning to their barro czs. 4
striking change in cttitudo Of
Valley residents toward soldiers
has been noted. Zach hes become
oquaintod with the othor, friond-
ships have boon formed and the
soldier has been found to be
human aftor all.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17
DI PHTIITTl5RRIA CONT

DI PHTElRIl CON IT
arc cdvisc cd and urged to see that
every child ovor 81 x months Of
age be Immediately innoculatod
against diphtAoai q.
pi2oso children Who have boon
irr,uaizod vi lin tho last five
years end who have negative
Schic ok test SHOULD havo adequate
protection. othora may be brought
=. to the Child. celth Con-
florence at the Health Confer on
Tues day afternoons between 1850
and $50 at Itch t inc the doc
ter examines the babies and pre-
school children and irm1unizoa
against diphthorio, and snail pox.
II any OF tho mothers arc
in doubt cs to VIII other their chi Id
ron have been irrmnizod, Hiss
Johnson, tho Public Health Nurso,
Will be glad to check her records
with them.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17

BIMGLlS FAllI!.LL CONT
to the groat idoa1 you have sot
up or us. Io di sliko the leaving.
We love tho felix here md the VAL
Icy worry much. Nc wish you over
unlocked for success in oil your
3. j. Binglo
l4rs. LlnGlo,
VOLTA, and jimmy
Services ct Uni ted Pr os tont
Church wi II be IS USUAL but undor
the direction Of the co1ri ttee on
Worship. Rev. Randall is expected
next VIC ok.
Before coming to the Natanuska
Valley in he 1885, Ar. and 4@rs.
BinGlo spont scvon years at Cordova,
They plan to loovc Saturday
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17
for Q weeks visit to the sputaWard
before going north to Fairbanks.

POST OFFICE DISCOTTINUyD
Off cial notice has boon
received Of thodis cont nuonce
Of the Post office at Aatanuska.
The Post office at Eotanuska
was dis continued October Is as
vas also the moss engor Service
betWoen lAatanuska and Tolmor.
ALL mail willroach Palmer
over the Branch line on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
Outgoing nail will leave
Palmer, at 900 P. Id. on Tuesday,
and Thurs day and 1880 o'clock
on Saturday.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17

ALL Ali 1lor.bers in the VAL
ley who are Interested in onroll-
ing in the All Sheep Club Pro
ject forl942 are asked to con-
tact tho Gxtensi on office If they
are Interested in purchasing
CIVIC lamb or c yoarling eve. Now
is the tine to be onsidcring your
lives took projects forl9Z2.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17

The Rangers acc ompanied by
Ha 70 Id Rico, went on g hike to
King s Lake co11p on Saturday.
October IL. Il rlarshinallow rocst
was enjoyed by the club on the
shores of tho lake.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17

Rivorbond Club met at the
a. Moffitt homo October 8 and
elo ctod the following Off GERS;
Pres idont, fars. Shrocl1; Vice.
pros idont, MRS. B. Tossing, Sec
rotary- treasurer MRS. C. Quarn-
from.
The Valley settler. (Palmer, Alaska) 1937-195?, 1941-10-17

An Fri shraan went into jewel
er's to purchase q cold ring.
"Ei ghteon carat?" asked the
sal csIaan.
Mo- yo' re wrong, said
Paddy, "l've been aiting oni ons J"
BUY DEFENSE BONrG
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

Full Price 81 .<00l
DANDY thrse-room bungalow -
three nice iel.. Fruit trees. Cio@s
10 bus. You ought 10 80 II 20
appreciate ~
Lease With Option 10 buyl
COMFORTABLE slx-roon home.
10. md location. Close n nnz
md business. 81 50 per month
n satisfied with home pm may
apply pour rental - down pay.
ment.
$50 - Down - $50
GOOD slx-ruom hoTns On two
large lots. Right On b. line.
Choice 30. md location. Falll
price si.Tbo, This offer win not
last long. % hurry and call ~
GREAT NORTHERN
REALTY COMPANY
soz Washington Building
Main oto& Res. Ga Is5s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

POUR rooms. s2oo down. sz5 moath.
VIII rent. Inquire Ga ztez-k
FOR Puyallup Waller landa n v.
Smith. z04 PToyidsnt Bidz BH S4os
nIlll r. or YOUR SITE on ouhs
oOt@I HEAIY BROS EH 1877
FoR WATER WATERFRONT
see Coufort A. DsTia. Tkast BiaE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-04

SOUTH END
s.HoOA FHadsTu bunssloe. ; ia
Foosns. hath batwesa. iisinE and
dinlns room. fireplace 4uslstn
Eiteh@n pull pfles "a TO. Tsrms
Gail Anderson MI Ite7 o. Main
ss9i. Hssiy Bros. Inc. us f7aslttS
BLDG
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Otec ubit Svakrem.

V Clevelandu skonal 4Olety
George Rishaw, pc smrtelnem
zranenf. Byl n~avstfvit sveho 3
a pIl roku stareho synka
George v byte sve rozvedene
zeny. Byl napaden svym sva-
krem Merle Barney. Barney
Sc primal a prohlasil, re Ri
shaw surove nadaval a do do
mu sc vedral. Rishaw mel cd
soudu povolen1, re niue synka
videt vzdy koncem tydne, ale
kdyz Sc dostavil, bylo mu rece-
no, re je dite nemocne a re je
videt nemGze. Odesel, ale poz
deli Sc vratil, doslo k hadce a
konecne k 1toku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Misto k oltaFi do nemocnice.

Pc Euclid Heights bulevardu
v Clevelandu uhanelo policejni
auto, rizene policeman poruci-
KEN 52letym Harry Murphym.
Smeklo Sc, otocilo Sc a vT1tilo
Sc do auta 25lete ucitelky z
East Clevelandu, Reevy Mason.
Ucitelka ma prasklou klfcnf
kost a poruc1kovi bylo vyklou-
beno prave rameno. Oba byli
watt do nemocnice. Slecna me-
la nit ten den veselku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
Kraianka postmistrovou,

We Tw%insburg, Ohio, Helena
Doubravova byla ustanovena
postmistrovou. Zkousky slozi-
la S 1spechem jiz pred nekoli-
ka Lefty a nalezala sc ma sezna-
mu cekatel1. Kdyz Sc pax n.y.
nj postmistr E. Richner podeko-
val, stala Sc jeho nastupkynf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07

"To v6T1m," zakyval sikova-
tel sedivou hlavou. Gale, chap
&c, jdeme do vojny. Ia nekolik
dnf uvid1s, co je rekataf We
valce."
Ton1k pokrcil rameny.
"Ty Sc nebojfs?" zeptal Sc
Sikovatel a zabodl sve sedive o.
ci do uprfmn6 tvare Tonfkovy.
"To me-" odvetil Ton1k kid
ne. "Kdybych Sc bal, nebyl
bych Sci ma vojnu "a jin6ho.
Vyrostl jsem v lese, jake maly
chlapec uz jsem s tatou pail u
hi celou zimu "a hroznych she
hovych bouT1. Kolikrat museli
]sme sc rvati S cikany, kter1 v
ZINE hladem puzeni chteli W.
pleniti naSi uhl1rskou boudu a
witt nam zivobytf, ktere jsme
nell s sebou ma cely tyden, a
byvali jsme S nasim tatou jen
my mali chlapci a nebali jsme
Sc divokych cikanG i jine cha
sy sv6tob6zn6, proc bych Sc te-
dy ted bal, kdyz vim, re w ne
CO zastanu."
"Ale padnes-li, jsou tvoje pc
nfze ztraceny," m1nil sikovatel.
"A to me-" odporoval Tonik.
"Penfze lei ma trade, mas tatl
ma ma to Iistinu, a kdyz Sc do
MI nevratim, dostanou me pc
nfze nasi = a je donna jest6
dost d6tf, kter6 to mohou po-
tTebovati."
"Tak Sc tedy budes drzeti,"
usmal Sc sikovatel trochu opo-
vrzliv6.
"Budu delati, "a CO jsem 81
dial zaplatiti," Tekl Ton1k vaz-
ne. "Jsem clovek poctivy a ne
chci dostati cizfch penez zadar
mo. Byl by to podvod."
Sikovatel ma chv1li svesil svou
sedivou hlavu a zamyslil Sc.
"VidiS, k nasemu sboru NELL by
odvadeti jen takove lidi, jake
isl ty," Tekl pc chv1li. Gale Cd
vadejf k tomu vselijakou chasu
a kdyby nebylo pflsnych tres
til, snad bych to AMI ma uzde
neudrzel."
Tonfk netecn6 pokrcil rame-
ny. Ia vec Sc no primo netyka-
la, nemohl take mic ma nj napra
viii, proto slova sikovatelova
nepusobila ma n6ho hlubs1m doj
mem. Pomalu vleklo Sc odde-
leni raketaT6 "a urcenym CT
lem, "a MIN postupovaly pluky
PEST a jezdecke, pres Alpy do
pravovana della a vsechno to
vojsko shromazdovalo Sc V
trojci, ktery tvorily rakouske
pevnosti V Lombardsku: Man
tova, Verona a Piacenza. Jak-
mile raketaTi dosp6li ma m1sto,
vedelo Sc w jiste, re valka W.
pukne. Nesli piece raketaTi V
tech bednach Temeny ma hfbe-
ty konf privazanych jistou
smrt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07

Cd rama jiz palcive slunce
vysiIalo sve zhav6 paprsky ma
rovinu, ma n1z zdvihaly Sc MIRA
ky prachu a sloppy dymu. O.
hromne sevrene zastupy lid1 u
tocily tn ma cebe stTelbou i bo-
dakovymi 1toky, jezdecke plu-
ky rozj1zd6ly Sc prot sobe. Ro-
VIVA podobala Sc velike sachov-
nici, ma niz jednotlive figurky
posunovaly Sc v pred nebo cou-
valy nazpet. Jenze kazdou fl
gurku pTedstavovalo tn nekolik
set lidf, kteff Sc vzajemne vra-
zdili. Slunce, do medova zbar
vene, divalo Sc ma tn podivnou
sachovnici, pozorovalo klidne
jednotlive tahy hracG a pralo
do roviny primo zbesile, ably Sc
ii tam dole pTi sve krvave pra-
ci notne spotili. Ma vysokem
kopci stall rakousky jeneralni
stab, vsichni jeho dGstojnlci
obzfrali dalekohledy rozlehl6
bojiste. Vrchol kopce byl OBJ
sazen nekolika bateriemi pol
nfho delostTelectva. Kovove
jfcny del chrlily bez ustani
sv1j zhoubonosny obsah do dial
ky, hrmelo to, jake Ia nejprud
81 bouTe, mraky dymu zahalo-
valy kopec a .jak sc dym v tez-
KEN vzduchu pomalu rozptylo-
val, bylo vid6ti operene klobou
ky d6lostrelcG, jak Sc rychle
mihajf pri obsluze del. Pablo
Sc z del O prekot, ale starry je-
neral, stojfcf "a v6ncem del, tr-
hal sebou stale nervosne a mr.
cute, sv~rastoval obocf, pres tn
chvfli vysflal j1zdne posly r1z-
nymi smery a Ease d1val Sc da-
lekohledem. Ten clovek f1dil
tn velkou zivou hru sachovou.
Poiednou utrhl zlostne dale
kohled cd Okla a zvolal: "Veli-
tel delostTelectva!"
V okamziku rozbehlo Sc ne
kolik Stabnfch dGstojn1ku 20
kopci, ably pTivolali zadaneho.
PTiklusal ma koni, tazaje Sc uc-
tive: "Poroucf, vase excelen~
ce?" 49,,
"Pane plukovnfku," hovofil
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07
BUDOU NEJAKE ZMENY "
PRESIDENTOVE KABINETE?

Jiz pred 20. lednem, inaugu-
racnfm to dnem, JIM pocina
tretl term1n presidenta Roose-
velta, obracela Sc pozornost
mnOha lid ma NONE zmeny v
kabnete.
Tradice, re kabinete nasta-
vaJi zmeny pc zapocetf noveho
presidentskeho termfnu, neni
vzdy potvrzovana skutecnostf:
pres to vsak dohadovanf o zm6-
mach v kabinete opakuje Sc
pravidelne pc ctyrech letech, i
kdyz Sc k veslu nedostala dru-
ha politicka strana.
Ia prve Washingtonovy ad-
ministrace byli pouze ctyTi Gle
move kabinetu, a Size sekretar
statu, sekretar pokladu, sekre-
tar valky a vrchn1 federalni ma
vladni. Ones Sc kabinet skla-
da z deslti clenG, nebot Cd ro-
ku 1889, kdy vessel v platnost
presidentGv reorganisacni plan
dostavuj1 Sc do tydennich kabi-
netn1ch schGzf mimo sekretare
tTi JIM vysoci vladnf 1rednfci.
Prvni rozsifeni kabinetu u
dalo Sc roku 1898, kdy byl u
stanoven sekretar namoTnictv1.
Ash o tficet let pozdeji byl po-
vysen do kabinetu generalni
postmistr, ktery mel az do te
dolby hodnost nizs1. Wrist ze-
me vyzadal 81 roku 1849 usta-
novenf sekretaTe vnitra, k ne
muz Sc roku 1889 pridruzil Sc
kretar zem6delstv1. Roku 1903,
kdy ~prdmyslovy rozmach zeme
a delnicke problemy nabyly ST.
rokych rozmerG celozemskych
zajmd, bylo nutno vytvoriti u
rad sekretare obchodu a pra-
&c. Tento department sc roku
1913 rozstepil ma diva a v kabi-
nete sc nasledkem toho objevi-
10 o jednoho elena vice.
Cd roku 1913 zIstalo sloze-
nj kabinetu nezmeneno, ale pc
l. cervenci 1889, kdy vessel v
platnost reorganisacnf plan
%presidenta Roosevelta, jsou dc
schGz1 kabinetu zvani i Fede-
raj Security Administrator, Fe-
deral Works Administrator q
Federal Loan Administrator
Ma presidentovo pozvan1 mo,
hou sc schGze 1castniti i jim
federaln1 1rednfci. Nejcastejt
Sc takoveho pozvani dostava
misrepresentation.
President Taft pred tricit.
lety navrhoval, ably kabinetn.
1redn1ci byli pripusteni "a ne.
hlasujfcf cleny kongresu. Ma.
vrh = ktery ostatne nebyl orr
ginalnf, ponevadz Sc o mem jeo
nalo jiz v prvnl ustavnf kon.
venci = nebyl nikdy uveden We
skutek. Tento fakt, re kabinet
nema mic spolecneho Sc zako.
nodarnym odvetv1m vlady, ci
nj mas kabinet u porovnan1
vladami jinych narodG necin
jedinecnym. V Anglii ma pr
jsou clenove kabinetu soucasnf
cleny parlamentu.
PresidentGv neobycejny Gin
totiz dosazen1 do kabinetu
dvou pTfslusnikG protivne poll
ticke strany - sekretare valky
EStimsona a sekretafe namoTniC
tv1 Knoxe - je jednou z pT1
Gin, proc dohadovan1 O nejbliz.
81 budoucnosti kabinetu je Y
pr1tomnosti neobycejne 1--WE
Nekter1 poiiticti proroci veT1,ze
toto povede k zahrnut1 do ka.
binetu dalsich republican,, je.
jichz nazory O narodn1 obrane
shodujf Sc s presidentovymi, q
re president sc Dude snaziti do.
sahnouti takovymto zpIsobem
narodn1 jednoty. JIM jsou vsak
pTesvedceni, re president je Il
pine spokojen s pr1tomnym
slozenlm kabinetu a re by Sc k
tomu odhodlal jedine tom
pf1pade, kdyby myslel, Re by
Sc nektery z prltomnych Client
lepe uplatnil ma nejakem jinem
miste We Wade.
F. l.. I. S. - Common Council
--O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1941-02-07

20 let starry Jerry Jaros z CT
zero obzalovany We dvou pTipa-
dech z lakanf penez vyhrGzka-
mi a vydavan{ Sc "a policistu
ma sest meslcu do mestske ro-
botarny Bridewell, a k zaplace-
nj 5000 pokuty a soudnfch W.
lob.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
LOOKING BACK
THROUGH TIME
Excerpts From The Herald OF
Thursday, September 20, 1921
Items of Twenty Years Ago

B. H. Otte, of Mccormick Lake,
was in the city Wednesday and
incidentally stated that he now has
herd of ten registered Shorthorn
cows and one registered sire.
Tuesday morning at st. Boni-
face Church, Melrose, occurred the
marriage of Miss Mary Kathryn
Schurmann, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Theo. Schurmann, of McCor-
mick Lake, to Hubert H. Primus,
of Glenwood.
Miss Maybelle Lee, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Lee, of this city,
was united in marriage to Harry
r. Fuller, Of Stockton, California,
in Sacramento, Calf, Monday af-
ternoon, September 10Th.
Miss Margaret Hilsdale, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Jennie Hilsdale, and
Sylvester Mead, of Greenwich,
Conn, were married in Minneapolis
Saturday, September 18th.
Miss Adelaide Nathe entertain
ed number of girl friends Sunday
evening, the occasion being her
birthday anniversary.
]. A. and J. B. Schoenhoff attend
ed the convention of Catholic State
Aid in st. Paul last weekend. The
latter was a delegate from st. JOS
eph's Society of st. Pauls Church
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
AT Is YEARS LOCAL
ROY MAKES GOOD

Michael Graham, Of st. Cloud,
grandson Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Brown, Of this city, Is the distinc-
tive local boy who at the age Of
thirteen had made good. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Ora
ham, Of st. Cloud. Michael is a
very busy lad these days. His
school year. in the seventh grade,
started off with his election as
class president at Central Junior
high school in st. Cloud. Then
last week Michael was elected as
the most popular boy in his class
with the attending social aspects
of such popularity. This week be-
ginning with Boy Scout feed, he
was to be guest at four banquets.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
COMPANY "Cs TO
DRILL MONDAYS

Company &C." Minnesota Defense
Force, will drill in the Sank Centre
armory on Monday instead of Tues
day each week 1t was announced
by Captain w. d. O'Gara, after a
poll of the men at drill had sane
toned the change. The Gaw drill
schedule goes into effect next Mon
day evening, October 9Th, at 500
o'clock. Tuesday night after drill
men Of the company were treated
to feed. Initial plans were made
by officers and men of the COM
pany for dance to be held in the
armory this fall at which people
Of the city will be especially invited
to watch the company in, action
and see the new armory improve
ments.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
BIRTHS.

BIRTHS
September 21-A daughter, Lor-
raine Katherine, was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore johnson last
week Sunday. She weighed eight
pounds at birth.
September pa son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dean, of
this community, last Monday. He
weighed six pounds and three
ounces.
September pa daughter, Joan,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vern
Cole, of Waite Park, in the st.
Cloud hospital last Tuesday. News
Of the birth of their newest grand
daughter was received by Mr.. and
Mrs. M. A. Cole, of this city, that
day.
A little daughter arrived Mon
day, September 22nd, to gladden.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dick
Ostendorf, in this city. The little
lady weighed six pounds and two
ounces at birth, was named Joyce.
Everyone concerned is getting
along nicely.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
MOVE TO NEW HOME;
FAMILY JOINS CITY

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rose were
moving in the October first shift
to their new home on Third Street.
The structure, Spanish bungalow
type, has just been completed as
one of several homes under con-
struction this summer. Into the
home they vacate this week will
move Mr.. and Mrs. Arne Anderson,
who come to this city from Mime
apolis. Mr.. Anderson is quite wide
ly known here now for he is con-
nected with the Sank Centre Bot
Ting Gas company.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
DIRECTOR CALLS
OCTOBER CONCERT

Asking one hundred per cent
attendance at the rehearsal Mon
day evening, director Paul w. Han
son announced this week a concert
program to be given by the Amer
lean Legion Band in the high
school auditorium in October. The
concert program rehearsals will
get under way with this meeting
next Monday. Date Of the concert
will be announced in next weeks
Herald.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1941-10-02
LITTLE SAUK-KANDOTA
FARM BUREAU MEETING

Members Of the Stowe Prairie
Farm Bureau unit will furnish
the program for the Little Sank
and Kandota Farm Bureau
meeting Friday evening, October
3rd. This event will be held
in the Little Sank Town Hall.
The matter of shifting from but
ter manufacture to cheese pro-
duction will be discussed at this
meeting. Ice cream will be serv-
ed for lunch. Everybody well
come. Plan to attend.