davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
L. A. LIVESTOCK

LOS ANGELES, Aug. S. (UP)-Livc-
stock:
Cattle: Salable 300; slow; steers steady
to weak; she stock steady to 25 cents
lower; other classes steady: three loads
good 1854 pound fed steers 100, medium
to good fed steers IS 25-16.65, common
to medium 12.5O-1 1880; medium to good
heifers 13G0-1 90; medium to good cows
II 1913 so. few loads held at 14OO and
above, cutters to common 975-11 so,
Gamers and cutters 725-950 medium to
good bulls u 2.OO-14.00, medium to good
stockers and steers 13.0O-f400; good
stock cows 1925.
Calves: Salable 800; steady to 25
cents lower; medium to choice slaughter
calves and vealers 14.00-15.0O; culls and
common 9.00-12 so.
Hogs: SaIable AIS, including SO bought
to arrive and 104 fecdr pigs; active:
steady; 200-350 pound truck Is. Is,
ceiling; Sows 1900; no early sales feeders.
Sheep: Salable 125; no sales; good to
choice spring lambs nominally quoted
10 90
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

LOS ANGELES, Aug 6. UP' Eggs !:
grade A 50E, grade B 44l%; medium
grad. 4514; small grade A 39E.
Candled eggs to retailers: Large grade
AA, cases Sd. cartons Sc: medium grade
AA. cases 47. cartons 40; large grade A.
cases 50. cartons sd: medium grade A,
cases 47, cartons 10; small grade A, cases
Al. cartons 43; large grade B. cases 46.
cartons 48.
Retail prices TO consumers (carton: ::
Large grade AA 81 medium sd; large
grade A So medium Sd, small Al; large
grade So
Butter and poultry unchanged at cell
ings.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

On June l, farm employment was
291 900 below that of the same date
last year. Decreases were noted in
the number Of both family and hired
workers.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
l1sI3S %IS|l|lsS
BILLY TALDERT WINS
COAST LEAGUE

WILMINGTON, Del, Aug. 6. (UP)
Billy Talbert gave his home town
Of Wilmington top honors today in
the Delaware State Mems Invita-
tlonal meet, after beating Francisco
tPancho) Segura, 0-6, 6-2, 6-2 in
Sundays championship finals.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
l.. A. HAY

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 6. CUPp-Alfalfa
market: No. l. 20.0O-21 90; No. ? leafy
II 502s. 50; No. ,. 24.OO-25 90: No.
barley hay, 24.00-26.0; No. / oat hay,
29. OBJ. 90.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

The calf Of the blue whale meas
ures up to IS feet in length and
weighs about two tons at birth.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Aug. 6. UP)-Uncertaintics
over the government wheat buying pro
gram coupled with the heavy flow Of
grain in the southwest prompted easiness
in wheat futures on the Board OF Trade
Monday. Other grains declined, with May
corn independently steady.
Corn moved downward with other grains
on the close. all grains finishing weak
Wheat wound up the day off / to II.
cents a bushel. corn off X to 11k. oats
off as to l Celt, rye off q to Il. and
barley off 1lt to L.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-06

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 8. UPi-Grain
market No. l hard or soft white wheat
bulk 2.65-2.67K; grading barley. 46 lbs.
bulk 230-2.32 y No. , oats, IS lbs, bulk
2.65-2. 70S No. California milo, sacked
$50 90
Evening star., 1945-12-14

A. Gift Set. Neat belt Of supple, gen.
uine leather stylish two-tone
initial buckle. So the set.
B. Masterpiece. The buckle with Gus
tom character, personalized by his
initial gold filled, smartly de-
signed. Handsome grained leather
belt .. an aristocrat in appearance,
a thoroughbred in durability. Set
is packed in crytal clear cigarette
box. Buckle, S. (plus 20R taxi.
Belt, $3.50. Box, $3.50.
G. 2 Gifts in /. Attractive initial
buckle in sterling silver with gold
inlay stripes, on mellow-grain gen
uine leather belt :. sprucely gift
boxed for Christmas giving Buckle,
$3.50 (plus 20% tax). Belt, $l.5o.
xann's-Mans ssors-strsst y1oos
Evening star., 1945-12-14

A. Brilliant plaid, woven of 5OTe wool
for warmth, 500 rayon for smooth
ness. Generously cut on we'll
tailored lines that are flattering to
outdoor figures. $3.50.
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net fin 6ie &one sie bot tpobI bel
austpenoig au Iernen, aber ite bat elm
gl1tes @ebG6tni8. Sd babe oll6 BEN
SEQ 9rebs fir cine 9folIe, Die er germ
iibernimnt. Iue it1to aus Der Sto6t,
nur Morb geiemonn lit Don Der.
6arrn."
Sos lit 5iemlid gut, nteinte Der
alte BOB, ~bie Sormeriuugen rno
snd0els loIlIt ou 6es 4ben6s nidt in
Die Staot loden. Sic iin6 mii6e bo.,
Der arbett uno iollen 5u SouIe bIei.
ben. Sn Der Stdot Ier11en iie ni6ts
@utes."
vsSSa, ia, alle befomme i6 uud
nidt, ertpioerte 6otber SoeIInrann.
~@inige 1peigern fi6, onoere ftno nibt
fabig ou5u; ober Die meiiten fann id
Ibon CUR 8oriteaung gebrau6e1t.
l1no menn oos nel1e Stiid 5iebt, f0ns
men mir es oieleidt il, Iptfton, Gar.
lple uno 8euepiae geben. syotber
6ruede bot mir geiaet, ct Iei aud
NIT Der Bro5e zines Spieles be1fdf.
tigt uno beobiidtige, es e6enfaIls
bier uno in @ermontotpn ouf5ufiib-
ren."
so, oonn man tnu," benerfte
6otber Reinefe. nIber tretbt es nidt
5u bunt!"
~@S lit Elm iebr g1ates Stid uno
wuroe ouf Oeridieoenen futboIt56en
9ubnen gegeben, wie in ct. 9olts,
Ilton unb Quincy. @s be6urf ni6t
10 Dieler &oItitme uno &u1iiien unb
ilt oesbalb ni6t 10 foitipielig, uno
oiele Soden fonnen mir ielbit ber.
lteuen."
60 melt 6otber Soennonns Aus-
einanoerleBung.
6atber 9oeamann mar Elm WeiIter
in all ieinen unternebrnungen 1uro
peritono es, nit Sen i1ngen 2euten
um5ugeben. @r fonnte in S6ero 1mo
grnit NIT ibnen reoen, ite in b6ter-
ltder 8eile npobnet1, 11n6 fte totem
aues millig fir tbn.
(TortieBune folgD
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$OOe8au5etgru

Jrau 5. %. 5alter, gelt. am is.
Npril 1915 in 8eobing, Ba.
SObn 9uer5OOerfer, ge1t. am 16
4pril 1945 in Buffalo, g. 3
Songiabriser 2eier.
SOdm'fte Butri6 6. Collins, w.,
P.P, LID, Bforrer Ser st,
BaulS-&irde in 8utIer, Bo., geb.
om 13. Oee1nber 1865; eetpeibt
om 81. SUM 1891; gcIt. om 19.
9lpril 1916.
SObn SOiepb 8obbe, geit. i'm 9llter
bon 5lpeiunoiieb3ig Sobren in 6ree'
port, Sa. @r binterlGBt feline @at.
tin. @tner unlerer Iongiabrielten
2eier.
Sen &raus, seb. oln 20. Mqrs 1876
in &otben, i'm boDerrlden &bor.
@r fam nad Amerifo uno berebes
1id)te itd I'M Sabre 1889 in @H.
man, Sa. NIT 9lntonia 8iegono,
in Eo3eacpille, @is. @r bi1tcr.
laBt 8tpei S0bne, pier Eodter,
5meilnopier5ig @ntel- 11rb pier3ebn
nrelrfelfinoer. 2ongiabriger 2eier.
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;1QdnnkQn
u. Erinnerungen
Bon G ~. s. Tnertges
(6ortlebltng)

(6ort1eBung)
SSSSn Der Sol3anloge 9ob es bieI gu
tun. 5atber Reinefe poute ni6t ito
rem un0 3og lan9ium Deiter. @r tnn1
an 8olte5' S6uiterei porbei, gine
Damn norolib uno febrte tpieher gu
rid BON 1einem fur5en Spo3iergang.
Seine Itets Inn ibn beiorgte 5dtpe-
iter 8berela frogte, oh ct einen tiibs
len Irl1nf Boiier miin1dte.
~Nein," meinte er, i'd babe Ioehen
getrunfen uno miinI6e nidts mebr
Dor Dem Iben6ehen."
Darouf pubte er feline 8riue unb
begann oos ,8oltoralblott' 5u lelen.
5atber Heinete ioB zines Ibenos
mieber einmal in ieinetn groBen 3im.
mer, roudrte leine 3igarre uno 0adte
bariiber nad, tpas ibm Jatber Soeu'
mann itber bie SSSoee auseinanberge'
iebt bate, Die Siinglinge in Sen per-
ibicoenen @emeinoen in einem Sling.
Iingsb1lno gu bereini9en. Seoe &c.
meinhe bobe einen ,Siinglinqsperein
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@,rdhbanesA i
~3T TI

Wttlluanfee, 8is. - Ser bo6tp.
Sr. Sobn M. Bod itorb om 9. Suni
i'm boben Ilter bon odt5ig Sabren I'M
5ummit=Soipitol in Sconomopoc
nod f1tr5em 2etben. 5otber 8o6 trot
i'm Sabre 1889 in oen &ubeItono uno
5og itd in bos 3iiter5ieniertlolter IN
ser Ndbe bon Sconon1otpoc ouriid.
@r tDl1r6e in Netpburg, @is., gebos
rem, ltuOierte in Ser Normol i6ule IN
Sibfoib, be5og oonn Die Stootsuni-
berlttat u1rb begab iid) na6 SIMS
brud, Girol, Inn Sbeologie gu itu-
oieren. geod Souenoung Ietner Stu,
0ien puroe er in SnnSbrud 3unr
BrieIter geDeibt uno febrte no6
9lmerifo 5uriid. @r 1pirfte elf 0do.
nate als Illiltent in Der bieli9en ST..
misunderstanding uno mar Ser
Neibe nod) Seeliorger in Sen folger.
oen @emeinOen: ct. Sobn's, 8oris;
ct. 6ron3l5fus 3operius, CROP
Nloines; st. 2aurenttl1s, sSefferIon; !;
ct. 8ernbaro5, Ueooilon; ct. So
lepbS, &acine, unb ct. Tbonos BON
4qutn, @oterforo. @r mar cine 3eit=
lang &uplon oes ct. Warien-9oIpi-
tals in Columbus rno bes ct. So
iepbS-Sei11ts in Weil1poutee. DaS 8e-
grabnis fanO nm 12. SSuni bon Der
81. 0reifoltigfeits= STRIDE in Netp-
burg aus ouf oe1n oortigen &irdboie
itatt.
8aIbiugtOn, .. 6. - Ser 5ofr'-
ite Udgr. 8omolo Gorboni, felt 1910
Odtglieo oes Sefretoriots Der pGplt-
li6en Delegation in @o1bington,
Duroe foeben an bos p1p1tli6e
StaatSiefretoriat i'm Batitan beru-
fen uno miro bereits Wettte oes 900
mats nod 9fom abreiBen.
ct. 2ouis, 800. - Ger bod1p. 9r.
Otto u. Raui6et1ba6, Elm Worptrou.
Wiilionor olts ct. 9ouis, tpuroe am
IA. Wai in Dem Stdot6en @oGi Gam
in &1pa1tung bon 6ineiti6e1l @unbi-
ten cri6lagen @r mar Dor iiebenun5-
pier5ig Subren in ct. 2ouis gebo-
ren beiudte bier oie ct. Uforf's-
Pfarrl611le uno oos Borbereitungs-
1eminar, ebe er 1910 in Marptnon
elrtrat, mo- er 1924 getpeibt tpuroe.
Settler bot er in Der gbinn- -Miiiion
gearbeitet.
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SANOS

bri1gt idleunige StIfe bel @aIsleiben
oI1er art, 9onfilitis, Geidtuaren,
Nftbma, 6abfeber nmb Sinnstrpable
Degen ieiner gtftteimt0tenoen @igen.
I6nft.
llniere ieit foit einem bolben Sssobr.
butuoert BET ben oIteiten 2eiern oes
,Sbio 8atlcnfreun6' betonnten un6
olS unentbebrlides SatsbeiGmittel
ungeDon6tes @r111ter1nittel lit aus
Dem beiten &eiltrdutern berge1teGt.
Breis-9Oc per S1oide; $500 fir
6 Wai6en; $3.50 fir 12 SInfden.
@rpreB Collect. HarceI Boft ertro.
THE WOLFRAM co.
451 Sycamore St., COLUMBUS 16, o.
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Musings by the
Treasurer

@inigen unierer 2eIer mag es mobl
oufgefouen iein, BOB mir ni6t Die
9lorcHen oIler neugepeibten 8rieiter
Der &la1ie 1915 peroffe1tlidt babcn
Ser @runo liegt oorin, oaB niele
0erielben cine porIGufige anitequne
erbalten, bis lie poter einen beItimm'
ten Yo1ten erbalten. gu 0ieien 8Gblen
bic nod1tebenoen 9lorelien:
Sod)tp. Goger 8onifoS, N1titent
an Der st. Wtorp' 's-&irde, SunbuS'
fp, 8.
Sodrp. Saul @ruete, 9tliiItent an
Sc ct. SoTepbS Stride, Eopeta, Scans,
Sodm. Garl Sunner. Illiitent an
Scr ct. 9lntonio=@irde, Seno5co, &c,
30.
Sohm. SoIepb Weper, 9llliItent an
Ser ct. 9onifutius STRIDE, Baterlon,
81. 5.
Sod}p. Golpor0 Romuder, 9l11i.
itent an ser ct. 8onifatiu5 Stride,
Welro1e, Winn.
9odm. iSre0 9foiettie, 2lliiite11t an
Der 2laerbeiligen-& STRIDE, Gllclon, Irl3.
9od]w. Saul 8enning, sliiiitent
on Der ct. Botrid'5= Stride, 8oIla
0oIlo, Woib.
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Stimme 0e8 SolteS

Enclosed find 81 in Thanksgiving
to the Infant Jesus and st. Bene-
dict for a favor granted me.
Miss T. c., o.
ginIieeeno cine tleine @abe ($D
Die id in elnent &ranfbeit5faue Der.
lproden bate. 8ir itno, 8ott lei
Can't, erbort 1poroen.
Sangiabrige 2elerin.
@inliegeno cine @obe BON $40, Die
i6 Sbnen iiberienoe aus Duntbartei1
gegen Den bl. Solepb fir Die @rbos
rung elmer Bitte.
g. I., Bu.
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ct. Nntpnins BON BaSna tpuroe 1895 in 8or-
tlgol geboren unb ltorb i'm Sabre 1881 in Ser
ccui, sStolien Stn Sabre 1910 trot er Den 8ononi-
fern oes H. @1lgu1tn1ss BEL 1no Stpe Sabre 1pGter
5oe er ii6 in bos &loier Sonto Groce 51riid 1po er
lid udt Sabre lang Dem ltreneen Stuon1m u11o
@ebet ,ptonete spdter trat er Dem Sronsisfuner,
oroen BEL @r tpor tpeitbiu beribr1t tpegen ieinen
8reoigten ,rlo Die 2egenoe er5ablt. oaB ibm bas
Seiusfnro eridienen iei. Sein feft i'm ON 49, Syuni
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ct. 8ail Der @rpke le6tc bon 329 Bis 379 uno
perbrachte oen gr0Bten Sell ieines 2ebens in gae.
iarea in &uppaoocen 81, Bontus bel Inneii ariin-
nete er Elm &loiter uno fiibrte Die @enolieni6ats
torm oes relieioien 2ebens - inn @egeniot a., Ser
big oobin iibld)en @iniieoler*9orm Elm - uno
w1roe oantit Der 8eeriinber bes @loiterlebens inn
Orient. @r p1troe 364 gum 8rieiter eetpeibt ,rro
$40 gum 8iidof BON @aeioreo erboben Sem sseit
1T ON 49, S1lni
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Sir henf q Ser

5Onntas, 10. Sum- Oritter SOnntaa
nad Bfin9iten. - @pongelium
Go5 perlorene Shuf (2uf 15).
Wontng, II. Suni: 8ornaba2.
Gienstog, -. Sunni: Sobonnes So
Cun0l11s.
V}ittlpoh, 13. Suni: Antonius bon
Buo1tu.
Gonnerstag, IA. SUM: 8aiilius.
SSreitog, Is. 1Suni: Bit1ls.
5umstog, is. Suni: Bruno.
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Die weltberiihmte st. Bene-
dict Wundsalbe

@rprobteS Seilutttel gegen cue
arten bon often lu1o frif9en 81.n.
oen @efdmiiren, @etp69fen, 8ib.
1uunoen, &orbl1nfeIr, ltitp. 8ttte @eIb
MIR ourd Boit Monep Sroer ou f9tf.
fen. &ein, Stoups. so Gents 6te
S6odtel bel
J. l.. STAAB
1900 Valleyview Ave-, CLEVELAND IL, O.
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ne bisber unerrei6te Sobe erItieget,
baben 0ies lit nidt an LETTER Stene
Dem l1nrItano 5u5ui6reiben, SOB Die
3obl unIercr Sttoenten beoeuteno
3ugenommen unb Die mei1ten Stll,
oenten elf Wtonute, onitott 6rei Mos
noten, I'M SSSolepbtnum berbIeiben.
@ir itno beSbalb unIern eIern,
5reunoen uno @obltGtern bon gan.
3e1n @er5en oa1rfbar 1no itno iiber.
5eugt, OaB Der beionoere 5egen Got
te5 uuf ibnen ruben miro. Eragen fte
Ooh bel CUR Seronbilorng BON Brei,
itern, tDel6e bel ibren beiligen WeB.
opfern uno in ibre11 tGeli6en @ebe,
ten oller 8uhltdter geoenfen.
Gieaeift boben lnIere 2eier oie
folgenoe amiiionte @ei6idte geIeien
giner 2onOrner WeiiiionSgeleui6aft
ging Dor f1r5em folgenoer erg0sIi6t
9erid1t aus lfrita gu: 8ei Dem Sc,
illfe eines Ger UeitgIieoer Der Mi1:
ltonsgeieQld)nft bel einen alten Men,
i6enfreiIer> >S01tptling oes Siam.
Siom- Stamnles er3ablte er Dem San.
ntbalen oon1 8elttrieg uno tuie otele
0}enidenleben oerielbe foItet, iporal1i
Der &onnibole frogte, pie man it
piel Otenideufleild oer8ebren fonne
"8ir 8eiBe," er1pioerte Der WiiIio,
mar, ~el1en fem 6leil6 bon meni6Ii.
hcn 8eIen" " Weinte Der id]par3t
&onnlbole: ~Iber Desbalb totet ib1
Damn oieIelben?"
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st. 8arnabas - Ob1pobl nid)t elmer Ser am0lf
9lpoltcl miro Der bl gornobos offers in BEN Mften
Der Ipoltel erlpabnt @r befebrte iit tur3 no6 Dem
erten BiingItfei uno arbeitete piele Sabre lang
eng NIT Dem Golferopoitel Ct Boul1s 5uionr,en
@e5oren in Cyprus, erItt er eer1GB Der 1eberlie
ierlng oortielbit i'm SSSobre 60 in einem edBiqten
2ebensiabre oas Mortprium Die Stride feiert iein
;Seit a1n H. sunni
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0ieIcs 8odenblatt eri i6eint felt
benz Sabre 1873 regelmGBig ieoen
0eitt1po9 uno miro beruusgegeben
gum 8elteit Oes BdpitIiden Cole
giun5 Soiepbi1r1rrn Der 81. @ongrega'
tion ser Bropago1u6u in Columbus,
oeiien 9nef Die Seranbilolrng oeut'
i6er 8rieIter5oeltnge fir Die Ser.
Staten lit. Diele 4nitolt iit buupt'
iGdIi6 angc>pielen ouf Die @inbiinfte
oieIcS gl1tteS u1r0 Die @ei6ente 1et'
ner 2eier.
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@urtbiustOu, O.,-@t. BunI, Nsinu,
9Onnerstas, ben IA. SUM- 1915.
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8ir iin0 oumit beidaitigt, uniere
Siifer fir Dos berfloIiene 5isfoIiobr
in Gronuna gu brin9cn. Der jSinon3=
beridt miro ouiGbrIi6 Dem 8oaro of
lruIteeS oe5 Noiepbinums oorgelegt.
3pei 9lbidriften tperoen Dem Npo-
ItoliIfen Gelegoten our Berfiigung
geltellt, Delder cine nod Rom fen.
Oct unO Die onoere in Der delegation
binterle9t
8ei iorgfdItiocr 0urddidt ,lnierer
8eitroge fiiblen mir uns gu nuBer>
orOentlidem Oonf perpfli6tet 1lnIern
bod)ber5igen 5reunoen unb WobltG-
tern gegeniiber, 1pelbe es erm0gIift
bobel1, einen Sohltbeltano in ser @e-
ldid)te oeS Solepbinl,nts 81, erreiden.
Ties tit gon5 beionoerS gegentpdrtie
3l1 begriiBen oo 1lnlere 9luslugcn ci-
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Application for transfer OF Sec
ond Glass Mail entry from Column
bus, Ohio, to Worthington, Ohio,
and st. Paul, Mtnn., has been made.
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Cine lnierer olten, trellen 2eierin.
nen Ienoct 1n5 elm Announcement auf
Oo5 ,Soiepbinum 8eeflp' iiir aQe
&inOer ibrer 5omilie. Sic lhreibt: !:
sd nobne foit ieoen Veorgen elmer
beiIigen Wtelie bel, meIhe BON einem
Sbrer Neuprieiter gefeiert miro. 8is
iebt babe id nod niht oen Wtut ge-
f1tnoen, MIDI linn bor3lrlteuen.
@eSbalb nidt? @ir 1tno iibers
5e1lgt, bob uniere neuen Brie?ter, Die
in fremoen 0io5eien totig iino, Die
8elegenbeit be9riiBen merben, eineu
Jreuno oeS Soiepbinlmrs gu treffen.
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@ir mof,ten unIere 2eIer 6orouf
oufmerflam MAIDEN, boB mir nit I'M.
Term Srgelfonos be9o1rnen boben.
gis iebt betrogen Die 8oben 500 -
8tpei @oben BON ie S. bon bemIelben
Ilunn1s, pelder ieiner3eit DeitgIieo
Der MuIiffnpeIle uno 0es Srhe1ters
tpor - un6 ie SIS bon einem Brie1ter
IN Benniploanio uno einem BrieIter
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1945-06-14

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@rfolge nod Su1rtten. 9os 8eiuItot
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meroen.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Hurricane Blows
Out in Texas

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Houston might miss the full force
Of the blow
Missouri Pacific Railroad Off
cials reported TWO Of the cOmpany's
trains were missing. Commumica-
tions were down, but it was brlicv-
cd they had reached the small town
Of Francitas. near Bay City, where
sufficient trackage would be found
to support them
From behind the storms center.
reports Of damage running into
millions of dollars tricklcd over
crippled communication lines. Pleas
for medical aid food and shelter
filtered through from countless
fishing towns which WalloWcd help
lessly in the storms fury before
it moved on
From others, there came only an
Ominous silence.
Hourly. reports Of property dam
age scared Thousands Of homes
and summer cottages were crushed.
hundreds oA fishing craft were
smashed to bits by the angry waves.
whole towns were isolated and
plunged into darkness. rice crops
and unharvested cotton were cross
ed off as total loss.
A toll Of six dead was counted in
the storm wake.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Traffic Crash
Fatal to Two

BRAWLEY. Aue. IN TWO arc
dead and two are i'll \ hospital as
;hc result NJ car ana stock TRUCK,
trailer crash three miles west Of
ndio at 10 y. M. Monday night.
Tho dead ate: ANDY Dante Eli
rantc, 26 and his wife, Rose 20. oG
San Pedro
HoSpiializcd are their two sons,
Joe s, and David, 2, who were oc-
cupant> NJ the passenger car.
Driyr" oI the Gerabaldi cattle
trucl. ana trailer, Merle Adward
Adams of MaEwood. was uninjurcd
although both truck and tr9 ilcr
overturned. spiillng a load Of Mex
'can steers over the. highway.
The cattle wore atiI. roaming tic
jcsert ut noon TuesdIy.
The passenger c,r Was dnmo!-
ishcd.
State highway patrol officers at
Indi0 reported that the accident
occurred when the Errantc car
SWerved, crashing into the truck.
The ElranteS were on their way
BACK to their former home in New
York after employment i'll the snip
yards III san Pedro
Tho truck was on irs way from
nc Mexican border to LOS Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
FDR 0kehed Loan
To Elliott,
Hartford Asserts

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ences which resulted in the loan
transactions
Hartford Wa5 quoted as saying hc
first had opposed making the loan
and later HJd objected again VII tho
grounds that it might cmbarra--
the Roosevelt family.
Second objection wls Said to havc
been mode at y conference in Hart
ford'S Ncw No2H apartment Elliott.
Wls sIid t0 ha.c tclephonCd his
father XIII Warm SPRINGS. Ga aud
the latC President told Hartford
THAT hc approved thc loan
Committee members said Jouc5
testified That President Roosevelt
had asked htm to try tn settle thc
Hartford ioan Jnd others that El-
Nott had obtained Hc pald $1,000
-n Mi ovr funds KIN Hartford Jones
wls quoted aS s4lIu4 hc had not
bcen reimbursed hN expected to bc
repaid later
Ba Y. -wfu-c nmE 4rav. rcd.
chocolate unj rccn marble is
ruaaicd in unl,H Arkansas.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
County Health
Department
Gets lew Aid

Cap. George A. Ury, Brawlcy
physician and surgeon, who has
just returned from Trinidad and IS
on leave from the United State.
public health service while ht
awaits discharge from the armca
forces. will work with the Imperial
county health department for tho
time being, Dr. Miriam HubbelI,
county health officer, announced
Tuesda..
Dr. Ury practiced in Brawley two
years before entering the service in
March, 1892 He saw two years ot
overseas duty III Porto Rico anC
Trinidad. In a statement Tucsda
he expressed pleasure in returning
to the valley. While he was III the
services he sold his Brawley office
building to Dr. Norbet |. Rieger,
he said
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Magazine Tells
Of Ira Aten in
Texas Range War

Ira Aten, Imperial Valley pioneer
in the feeder cattle industry and
director on the Imperial Irrigation
district board for about 20 years
until he retired recently. was in on
the early days on the famous KIT
ranch in Texas and his exploits in
establishing law and order in the
era Of the cattle rustlers are de
scribed in the September Readers
Digest" condensed from Lewis Nor
dykes story in The American Mer-
curry"
The ranch, which the author calls
The Ranch that Changed the
West in his story, was started by
syndicate Of Chicago merchants
and British capitalists who were
given the 100000 acres to build
the state a capitol at Austin. The
ranch installed barbed wire, book
keeping and rigid rules which the
cowboys promptly resented, and
which gave rise to a reign Of terror
unparalleled in the southwest.
l. 144C 4CUCIl4OJlS CCWIldIlQS WltChtQ
KIT fences. stole its cattle and
blackened the range with prairie
fires. A. G. Boyce was manager and
fought the raiders almost single
handed from 1887 to 1851
BY then" according to the story.
the fires and depreciation had
grown SO bad that he sent for Ira
Aten, famed Texas Ranger and
sheriff, asking him to take over
the constantly raided western part
Of the ranch. Aten investigated and
doubled his life insurance"
He organized an armed patrol
which rode the New Mexico border
Of the ranch day and night shot
first and then investigated but still
the rustlers kept coming. He prob
ably was the most hunted and most
dreaded man in the west He came
to Imperial Valley in 1904 and his
successor Oh the Texas ranch was
shot to death while investigating
cattle rustling
Imperial Valley press., 1945-08-28
Valley Resident
Succumbs at 81

William Earl IcFcvre, 81, well
known valley resident, died Of a
cerebral hemorrhage at the home
OF his son, William S. LeFcvre, on
West Main street Monday.
LeFevre lived in the valley a
number Of years ago and worked
Tor the Irrigation District. He
moved away and returned 10 years
ago 10 make his home with his son
on a ranch south Of FL Centro until
the family moved TO the West Main
street house. He was native Of
Nebraska
Besides his son in Fl Centre he is
survived by another son, Robert H
LeFevre, MIMIC. who is home on
leave; two granddaughters, Betty
and Wanda LeFcvrc OF FL Centre,
and a sister, Mrs. GOldie Carlton.
of Lincoln, Ncb.
Funeral services will be held at
10 a. m. Wednesday III the Lemons
Wiley chapel with the Rev. R. O..
Rogers Of the Nazarene church Of
ficiating. Burial will be in Ever
green cemetery