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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12

Pork Sausages, one of the meats usually available in the
market today, make a fine dinner dish when served in a tan
gy beer sauce.
This new, tested recipe for Pork Sausages In Beer Sauce
produces a delicious gravy that is just rich enough but not
greasy. The flavorful seasonings with which the sauce is
cooked blend perfectly with the tanginess of the beer.
For 4 servings, use:
l Id. Pork Sausage Links 6 Peppercorns
1 Medium Sized Onion, Sliced 2 Cups Bottled Beer
l Bay Leaf 1 Tablespoon Flour
Put Sausage in a bowl and, pour boiling water over them.
Drain and dry on absorbent paper. Place Sausage in an un-
heated skillet. Place over low heat and cook until fat begins
to form in pan. Add onion, bay leaf and peppercorns and
cook slowly until sausages and onions are nicely Drowned.
Pour off excess fat, leaving about four tablespoons in the pan.
Add one cup of the Beer. Bring to boil, then reduce heat and
simmer for Is minutes.
Meanwhile, mix 4 tablespoons of the remaining cup of
beer with the flour. Add remainder of beer to sausages. Bring
again to boil, then simmer for another Is minutes. Remove
sausages to hot platter. Thicker sauce with flour mixture.
Strain, pour sauce over sausages and serve at once.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12

cd svych pradedG. Bylo z toho
patrno, re tento kraj, daleko
"a Tesinem byl kdysi ceskym.
O tom ale jindy. ="
TAX tedy vida-on ten drob-
ny lid, ktery 81 svou svobodu
tezce vydobyl a pax Sc tesil re
sveho vlastllho, pekne uspofa-
daneho a vzorne udrzovaneho
domova, krusne SMASH porobu
do nfz byl uvrzen, a cinf Sc vse-
NONE, ably roztal pouta, KITE
rym jest pfikovan. Ony ty po-
slednf zpravy re Slovenska to-
mu nasvedcuj1, re to tam d.
kladn6 vTe a re mladsf genera
&c "zelenych kadrG" jest opet
a velice cinnou. Pripravuji pu-
du pro pf1chod udatnych rus
kych vojsk a jim pr~ipojenych
ceskoslovenskych utvarG, ktere
pTinaseji novou svobodu a po-
mohou znovuvybudovati opet
svobodnou Ceskoslovenskou re
publiku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Panika We Vfdni.

New York (CTK) = swear
sky casopis "Basler Arbeiter-
z%eitung" pTinesl dine %. listo-
padu zpravu o tom, re We V1d-
nj a okolf V odd1lech SIS a
kruz1ch Gestapa vzrGsta velka
panika S bl1z1cf Sc ruskou ar
madou. Jeden a p1l milionu
T1sskych N6mc6, kteT1 tam byli
kdysi evakuovani, sc beznadej-
ne pokousej1 balit a odjet, ale
nemaji k disposici zadn6 do
pravnf prostTedky. Dlouhe "a
stupy bloud1 pc silnic1ch k Lin
ci a Pasovu, n6kteTf z Mich Sc
pokousej1 nalezt p~T1stres1 V O.
kol1 Hitlerovy pevnosti v Berch
tesgadenu, Salcburku a Inns
bruku, kde Nemci vybudovali
obrovsk6 podzemn1 kryty pine
vybaven6 a ozbrojene vsemi
nejnov6js1mi technickymi pro-
Istredky. Kazdy, KIDD niue O.
vladat lopatu, byl jiz povolan
k opevnovac1m praclm mezi
Brnem a Styrskym Hradcem
ma jedn6 stran6, a mezi Bude-
jovicemi a Salcburkem ma stra-
ne druh6. S vojensk6ho hledis-
ka tato o~patfen1 jsou bezcenna
a Tide Sc ptaj1, IDA spojenci mo-
hou byt zadrzeni pred narych-
10 zbudovanymi nastrahami ma
tanky a pred kulometnymi hn1-
zdy podel Dunaje, kdyz mohli
prorazit atlantickou hraz a pO-
stoupit re Stalingradu do Bu-
dapeSti."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Uznanf obchodnikGdm cd OPA.

Washington (OWD = Ad-
ministrator OPA, Chester Bow
les sc s velkym uznan1m vyslo-
vii o spolupraci obchodnikd S
pfldelovymi a cenovymi pred
pisy. Administrator Bowles pro
hlasil: Obchodnfci V celku byli
loyalnf k OPA. Kdyz nesou-
halsili S nasimi predpisy Tekli
nam to otevrene. Vedeli dobTe,
re cenova kontrola je pevnou
ochranou pred inflac1 pro vse-
chny skupiny naroda.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Josef Klecka

a my vsichni postradame veil
ce Jeho drahou pT1tomnost. O.
DIESEL isl Cd mas mily otce a srd-
&c naSe krvac1. Bolest svfra ma
Sc srdce pri vzpom1nce re jiz
nikdy vice nepohledneme v mi
lou Tvoj1 tvar, v nfz zobrazena
byla vsechna laska, jake milu-
j1c1 otec jest schopen. Pustym
jest domov mas bez Tebe, dra-
ny otce mas, jez laskou svou isl
ozafoval domac1 krb mas, jez V
dobrote srdce sveho isl laska-
We pomfjel chyby nase a las
kou svou oslazoval isl chv1le
naseho pobytu v bl1zkosti I've.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Hleda Sc kraian.

New York (CTK) = Gene
ralni konsulat Ceskoslovenske
republiky, 1890 Broadway,
New York = 10, N. Y, hleda p.
Charles Glasera, mar. r. 1880 v
Roudnici, jenz Sc pfistehoval
do Spojenych Stat1 r. 1905.
Poslednf bydliste bylo V Brook
lynn.
Kdo by vedel jeho adresu,
necht il laskav6 oznam1 gene
raln1mu konsulatu V New Yor-
ku ma shora uvedenou adresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Vseslovansky vybor zdravf
Americke Cechoslovaky.
(Tiskova sluzba Csl. N. r.

Ceskoslovenska narodnf ra-
da v Americe obdrzela tento
novorocn1 pozdrav cd Vseslo-
vanskeho vyboru v Moskve:
V Moskve, 81. prosince, 1914.
"Zdrav1me Vas u pTilezitosti
Noveho roku, roku konecneho
vltezstv1. Jsme jisti, re pr1st1
mes1ce budou pro Vas lid mes1-
ci znovuzbudovani VaSeho sta
tn ma zaklade ryzi demokracie
a pratelstv1 slovanskych naro-
dG. S pfan1m vseho zdaru
VSeslovansky vybor."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12

situace ohrozuje mir, nebo IDA
jisty Gin je prestupkem prot
m1rovym opatTenfm; Dude tez
m1ti pravo uchyliti sc k diplo-
matickym nebo hospodaTskym
zakrokum, a pro pr1pad potre-
by Dude mfti k disposici letec-
Ike, namoTn1 a pozemnf sbory o.
zbrojene, kterymi 81 meziarod-
nj mir vynut1. Zm1nene sbory
budou operovati ma popud bez-
pecnostn1 rady a pod velen1m
vojenskeho stabu. Povinnost1
bezpecnostn1 rady Dude vypra-
covavas1 plant ma zaveden1
Isystemu regulac1, tykajfc1ch Sc
zbrojen1; plany by musely BY
til dodatecne pTedlozeny Ike
schvaleni vsem vladam, jez
|jsou cleny organisace. Zamy-
slena mezinarodni smlouva do
volovala by urovnavan1 mist
mich SPORT We shode S oblastn1-
mi opatTen1mi We vsech tako-
vych pr1padech, v nichz zasa-
dy a smernice techto oblast-
mich opatfeni pridrzuj1 Sc ide1
organsisace Spojenych narodd
jakozto celku.
V planu Spojenych narodG
je postarano O velky stab tired
nictva pro valne shromazden1,
ODE rady (hospodafsko-social
nj i bezpecnostn1) a pro rdzne
drady, zrfzene dodatecne val
nym shromazden1m. Tento
stab Dude znam pode jmenem
sekretariatu, a jeho clenove ne
budou podlehati rozkaz1m
svych vlad.
u mezinarodnfho soudn1ho
dvoru sc budou vyfizovati spo-
ry smirnym Tesen1m poole lite
ry zakona We vsech takovych
pfipadech, v nichz je mono ne
shodu urovnati bez uzit1 zbra.
ne. Soud poskytne tez ma pc.
zadanf radu bezpecnostn1 rade
We vsech otazkach pravn1ch
Vsichni clenove organisace SpC
lljenych narod1 budou automa
;|ticky i cleny mezinarodn1h(
soudniho dvoru.
PTednfm cflem hospodaTsko
.socialni rady Dude vymahat
, 1ctu k lidskym pravGm a k "a
kladnim svobodam narod1
5 Rada ma svou cinnost1 usnad
, novati resent vsech mezinarod
mich problemd hospodafskych
socialnfch a humanitnlch, kite
i re Sc nepochybne vyskytnou "
i spojitosti S takovymi otazkami
,Ijako jsou otazka potravin a re
medelstvi, stabilisace meny
. hospodarske kooperace, mezi
narodnfch finance, regulace G.
!, vilnfho letectvf, lidskych pray
vefejneho zdravf a skolstv
Hospodarsko-socialni rada bu
de slozena re zastupcG osmnat
oIti vlad-clen1, volenych ma dc
albu trf let We valnem shroma5
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Stare certifikaty ma pneumati.
ky zruSeny.

Washington (OWD = Sta
re certifikaty ma pT1del pneu-
matik datovane 81. bTezna
1914 nebo drive, byly nyni po-
die ornament OPA zruseny.
Kazdy KIDD ma tento starry GER
tifikat necht 81 zazada u mist
nj pT1delove rady O vydani no
veho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Dodavka benzinu "omezena"
ale ne kriticka.

Washington (OWD : Va
nocl1 a novorocn1 obdobi skon-
clio a zasoby benzinu a jinych
pohonnych hmot jsou Size ONE
zene ale nikoliv kriticke. Admi-
nistrator Ickes oznamil, re vse-
chny potfeby kryte pr1d6ly bu-
dou pine uspokojeny. Neni
vsak mlsto pro plytvan1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Nabor lekafIG pro zdravotni
sluzbu " CeskosIovensku.

Poole zprav, kter6 dostava
ceskoslovenska vlada, jest V
Ceskoslovensku katastrofalnl
nedostatek lekaf1. Proto "a
da ceskoslovenska vlada cesko-
slovenske lekare, ably Sc dali
pine k disposici pro zdravotni
1koly v osvobozenem 1zem1.
.Lekari, kteTf Sc chtej1 pTihlasiti
k teto sluzbe, necht Sc obrati
ma lekarsky referat pTi Cesko-
slovenske hospodarske sluzbe,
ITS Broadway, New York 19
N. Y.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12

denf. V prfpade volby techto
clend nebude cineno zadneho
rozdllu mezi velmocemi a sta
ty malymi.
Ma konferenci v Dumbarton
Oaks bylo rozhodnuto pTipusti-
ii do organisace Spojenych ma
rodG vsechny mfrumilovne ma
rody, ktere 81 pref brati pod1l
ma zamyslenem mezinarodn1m
bezpecnostn1m planu. Narody,
ktere nebudou mezi p1vodn1mi
cleny, mohou byti pTipusteny
do valneho shromazden1 ma Cd
porucen1 bezpecnostnf rady.
Da Sc ocekavati, re nynejsf ne
pfatelske staty mohou 81 delati
caku ma pripustenf do organi-
SAGE teprve pc uplynut1 jist6
zkusebn1 dolby, al kdyz bez-
~pecnostn1 rada a valne shro-
mazden1 k tomu pTivol1.
Ma rozd1l cd nekdejs1 Ligy
narodG Dude m1ti organisace
Spojenych narod1 mnohem vet
81 moe pri vymahan1 svych ma
T1zen1, at uz We forme zakroku
vojenskeho nebo jineho. Sto.
procentnf souhlas pri rozhodo-
van1 o predlozenych otazkach
ktery byl p~odm1nkou We spoiled
nosti narodG, Dude v organise.
ci nutny pouze v jistych pf1pa.
dech, ktere budou jeste doda.
tecne definovany. Jednfm
nerozresenych spornych bodf
zdstava otazka jednohlasnt
shody v tech prfpadech, kdy O
snovatelem zakernych plant
protim1rovych byl by jeden x
stalych clenG organisace, kterJ
by i "a tech okolnost1 musel o
devzdavati HAS a vyjadfovat
tax soud o sve vine nebo nevi
ne. Poole ~prftomnych navrht
m6lo by valne shromazden
rozhodovati O nejdGlezitejs1cl
otazkach dvema tretinami hla
sd, kdezto hospodaTsko-social
nj rada prij1mala by navrh,
vetsinou HAST. Ustavn1 listin;
navrhovane organisace byla b.
samostatnou dohodou, nepodo
baj1c1 sc v tom smeru covenan
tn Spolecnosti narod1, kter,
byl zahrnut We smlouve versail
ske a v jinych smlouvach miro
vych.
F. L. I. S. = Common Councl
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
M

II. ledna Dude tomu jiz 10
rokG co Cd mas odesel mas dra-
re milovany otec, bratr a de-
decek
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
VZPOMfNKA.

Dne Ia. ledna Dude tomu Z
rok1 kdy mas navzdy opustil
mas milovany syn, bratr a man
Eel
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Sylvestrovske nepokoje v Praze

New York (CTK) : stok-
holmsky casopis "Aftontidnin-
gen" pfinesl dine 1. ledna zpra-
WI, re ma Sylvestra vecer wy
pukly v Praze nepokoje. Mno-
no straznfk6 bylo zastreleno,
Hotel Imperial byl 1plne mi
cen. Nemci vyhlasili v Praze
"stanne pravo."
z teto kratke zpravy je zfej.
mo, re nepokoje byly asi velke'
no rOZsahu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1945-01-12
Antonin Lehecka

a nynf odpoc1va v pokoji ma
hrbitove Nejsv. Vykupitele.
Oci I've Sc ma vzdy zavrely,
IDA v srdci sc rama kdy ~zacell?
Odesel's nam ma vzdy,
0 jaky zal,
co bylo nejdrazsf, to osud wal.
V pamatku hrob TvGj
zdob1me kv1t1m,
vzpominka svata kracf nas1m
z1t1m
K uctenf I've pamatky venuj1
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
On the Side

TT%HE tendency Of the married in this country
i to limit the number OF their offspring to
two Is great. This Is to be regretted
there is great possibility those having only two
children have not produced as remarkable child
as they might have had they not limited their
family. Edward Lear was the twentyfirst child
OF his parents. Caruso was the eighteenth. John
Wesley the fifteenth. Benjamin Franklin was the
tenth child. So was coleFidge. Sir Walter Scott
was ninth child. Johann Sebastian Bach an
eighth. Emily Bronte was the fifth arrival at her
house So were Darwin. Cecil Rhodes, Rembrandt
and voltaire. So IL you have only two or three
children and have yet to produce genius the
thing to do is to keep trying.
ASKING
Queries from clients. O. Who was the big
Bertha" gun OF World War One named after and
why. II was named after Bertha Krupp, In
whose plant in Essen il was made. @ was born
July % What kind of wife am supposed to be
according to the stargazers. Let me know soon so
can tell my husband. A. You are Leo girl and
will make good wife. II handled cleverly by
smart man. Leo females like TO dominate the
home. so IL your husband wants to be happy he
will let you have your way. He might as well as
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

factor In dress buying Is TO get a
proper fit. That il is most i'm.
portant the upper part Of dress
fit properly. Nothing is said
about women never failing 10
view a new garment in a rear
view mirror before buying. This
seems a serious omission. How.
ever, the Government style ex.
pert may bring this point up
when he writes a pamphlet titled
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
RULES FOR SUCCESS

The rules for success of successful men are
always interesting and helpful. 1t seems the
rules of success held by men who failed
should be equally interesting and helpful TO
young fellows. For example, in 1928 Benito
Mussolini was interviewed by Clare Sheri-
dan. Al that time II Duce was starting to
ride high So he gave Clare his Fifteen
Rules for Success" Space does not permit
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
DRAWINGS BI
COLIN ALLEN

quoting all the success rules of this famous fail
ure. However, No. was: "In buffing match
the last bluff is as decisive as the last bullet"
And No. was: Don't give the public what II
wants. Tell II what II wants"
WOLVERINES
man who has lived in Michigan all his life and
has done much hunting in that State says he has
never seen a wolverine. That is not unusual.
Ninety-nine and ninetenths of people living In
Michigan have never seen one either. In fact
most Michigan residents don't even know what a
wolverine is. 1t is now very rare A wolverine
is large weasel 1t weighs about 25 pounds and
is terrific fighter. A wolverine will battle with
a 300,pound mountain lion at the drop of a hat
and wind up making that huge animal look foolish.
PLEASE NOTE
The only film star, of either sex, who Is
vegetarian is Robert Cummings. Greta Carlo
has never been a vegetarian. Greta is very fond
of chicken livers. bologna and headcheese. OBJ
served Capito Beauty without charm only
pleases us but does not hold U.S. 1t is like bait
floating without hook" research expert
has declared that "31 percent of men and "A per-
cent of women in the United States are in favor
of the return of Prohibition" That is to say: So
percent of the men and Sc percent of the women
are not in favor of Prohibition and want the
country to stay wet
ALMOST CONFIDENTIAL
you say Fatima the name of Mohammeds
daughter" writes Bostonian. 'It was also the
name of Bluebeard's seventh and last wife" Quite
so, sir. And don't forget Fatima, the Muscle
Dancer, once of Coney Island, N. Y. How about
the statement that ice hockey is the fastest game
in the world? Do you agree?" asks New
Yorker. No, sir. think jaialai. BasqueSpanish
game resembling handball. is faster game than
ice hockey
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

you will have II anyhow.
Most Leo women are
happy in marriage event.
tually. II they are not
happy the first time they
Immediately get a divorce
and marry again. More
Leo women have married
twice than those OF any
other sign 1Myrna 10y is
a LeoitG SO Is Norma
Shearerg
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
GOVERNMENT sTYLlST

by the Department OF Agricul-
ture but don't ask me why?
The Washington, d. c. style
advisor says no women should
buy a dress without trying 1t
on In front of a full length
mirror. This recalls that Dean
Swift once said: Some wo-
men look as IL their clothes
had been thrown on them with
a pitchfork." The Government
fashion expert says the major
Uncle Sons fashion ex-
pert says moks sure the
dress you buy fits right.
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01
SAYS He

"You m ention barber
shops which give hair.
cuts only and have No
Tipping signs displayed"
writes a New Yorker. 4
have tried several OF
these places. The No Tip
tonsorialist inva ria bly,
campaigns to sell you the
works in the way of
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

tonic scalp massage and variety OF hair treat
ments II you don't take any Of these extras he
becomes very. surly AS haircut specialist he
also thinks he knows more about the way you
should have your hair cut than you do. 1t is
practically impossible to get one of these hair
cutting geniuses to cut your hair the way you
want it, Give me the old fashioned barbershop.
tips and all, every time
GOVERNMENT STYLST
Many women don't realize the extent OF the in.
terest the United States Government takes in its
female citizens For example, recently issued
Government pamphlet advises women regarding
the buying of dresses. This pamphlet Is issued
Detroit evening times., 1945-04-01

"How to Buy Stacks. y
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-20
Mrs. Otto Kliewer

Annie Lentzner left for the South
Side Mission in Minneapolis to help
Mr.. and Mrs. George Martens in
the mission work.
Rosella ToewS, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. j. j. Toews, graduated
from nurses training at the Twin
Cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Wall and Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Wall and Allen left
for Dallas, Ore. to visit Mr.. Aaron
Walls parents, the Rev. and Mrs.
j. A. Wall.
Mrs. CORN Peterson and son of
Frazer are staying in the Grand
view school. Mrs. Peterson is
teaching at the school.
The news for this community
has to go in the mail on Tuesday,
or on Monday during the winter
when the mail goes only three
times weekly. Often planned" news
is given to me before mail day and
after it has gone plans change and
the news comes out enormously.
Please bear in mind that although
the correspondent makes mistakes,
it's not always hers or the Cour-
ier'S fault.
The Rev. and Mrs. Henry OUR
ing and family have moved to the
Bible school. They will teach the
Bible school this year. They have
been living at Larslan during the
summer.
Frank Herbert arrived for a fur
Iongh with his parents, Mr.. and
Ms. j. F. Herbert.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-20
Montana Prosperity Reflected
in State University Report

ing to the national pattern, fedora
income taxes collected in the STATE
for 1914 advanced 10 the highest
figure on record. The advance was
from S28, 039 ,672 in 1913 to S48, 1885,
GIL in 1914, or more than a 40 pei
cent increase. State income taxes
increased but by a much smaller
relative margin. In 1943 total state
taxes collected amounted to $685.
638 and in 1914, S1,346,90 or about
As per cent.
Conversely, bank investments and
deposits continued to rise. Invest
mentS in 1914 amounted to S254,-
284 900 OF more than four times the
figure of SCI $4,000 in 1941. Deposits
aggregated S405, 251 900 last year
whereas in 1941 the total was just
Sl84,270,000. The amount of bank
deposits, which reflect the level of
business activity, last year reached
a total of 81 1908, FOG, 900 almost three
times the 1888 figure of S453, PTS 900.
1t is interesting to find, DR.. Ely
observes, that even though the peo-
pie of Montana have led the other
states in per capita purchase of War
bonds, they nevertheless have in
creased their savings in ether ways.
In 1913, savings in banks increased
by almost S6,000,0 900, over 1912.
In spite of the shortages of many
consumer goods. retail sales continue
Brazil plans an elaborate housing
program for low income laborers.
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1945-09-20
JORDAN COULEE
BY Mrs. Clarence A. Nelson

Mr.. and Mrs. Thoralf Hatton anc
children of Glasgow were dinner
| guests at the home of his mother
Mrs. N. Hatton, and brother, oscar
Sunday.
Henry Lick was a Glasgow caller
Saturday.
Donald Nelson arrived home
Monday afternoon from Mountain
Home. Idaho. He was accompanied
by Duane Burnet.
MI. and Mrs. Andrew Stiley were
Glasgow visitors Saturday.
AXel FaraaSen of Hinsdale de-
livered gas to Oscar Hatton, Clar-
ence Nelson and Melvin Jensen
Thursday and vas a dinner guest
at the Nelson home.
Harry Hockey was a Hinsdale
caller Thursday.
Duane Burnet spent several days
the past week at the Frank Jones
home, returning to the Nelson home
Sunday evening.
Sunday afternoon guests at the
N. Hatton home were Jake Writ,
John Schooner, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Richardson and Tommy Dartman,
Olaf Qualey and John McColly.
John LenertS and Henry Lick Wis
tied at the Clarence Nelson home
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. N. Hatton and son, Oscar,
were Hinsdale shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Nelson
and son Donald were Glasgow
shoppers Saturday. They spent the
evening visiting at the Oscar Carl
son home in Hinsdale.
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increase from 578,58O in July, 1914.
to 879, $50 feet in July, 1915, led all
other fields in production gains.
Other fields and their July, 1914
and 1915 production respectively,
are as follows: Bowes, 9,940 and g.
545; Box Elder, 1900 and 1871;
Bowdoin, $780, 1874 and 1874, 1873; Cedar
Greek, 327,162 and 287,292; Cut
Bank. 799 ,873 and 860,772; Kelvin
Sunburst, 147,779 and 139,950; Dry
Greek, 38,774 and 37,123; Whitlash,
46,706 and 55,254; Hardin, 2,507 and
lilo. Devon, 19,4i2 and 27,835; Hay
stach Butte, 1852 and 4,301; Shelby
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GENEVIEVE
BY Isabel Swalheim

Emily Jensen left this week for
Great Falls to resume her studies
at the school for the deaf.
Mrs. Philip Grady and sons Wis
tied Mrs. Henry Lick Sunday after
noon.
Helen Swalheim returned from
Chinook by plane Sunday, piloted
by Lauren Sargent. Melvin Jensen
accompanied him back to Chinook
for his first plane ride.
Mrs. Louis Valez, teacher at
Genevieve school, spent the week
end in Saco. She was unable to re-
turn to her duties Monday be-
cause of her daughters illness.
Mr.. ard Mrs. John Johnson and
daughter Hilda took their son and
brother, Pfc. Keith johnson, to
Saco Friday to leave for Fort Doug
las for further assignment.
Ole Swalheim and daughter Isa-
bell and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arndt
and children visited at the Olga
Arndt home Sunday evening.
Lester Johnson and Clarence
Bomsta are drilling a we'll on the
Lester johnson place this week.
Mrs. Dora Grady spent this week
at the Ben See farm near Hinsdale
visiting Mrs. See.
Pfc. Tom Nelson arrived Monday
from Fort Benning, Ga, where he
received a discharge from the army.
Albert Seely and Norman Burns
delivered a load of coal to the Ole
farm Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Kindberg and
Mrs. j. S. Peck attended a show
at Saco Saturday evening.
Sunday visitors at the Lester
Johnson home YER Mr.. and Mrs.
Wirtz and sons, Mr.. and Mrs.
ESmond Vanderhoof and daughter
and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Arndt and
children.
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Farmers: 1t costs you nothing to
win. Just be on the lot for Glasgow
Farmers day drawings Saturday at
2 p. m.
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Calls for Trained
Personnel Heavy

I'VE are receiving more calls than
We can meet for trained personnel
of all kinds, " declared Prof. R.
w. Sandven of the social studies de-
partment at Northern Montana COL
lege in Havre, who was a Glasgow
visitor Wednesday. Indications are,
he said, that the demand for college
trained people will continue for some
time. Professor Sandven is visiting
northeastern Montana to ~acquaint
local residents and prospective stu
dents with courses and advantages
offered at the college this year.