davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-08-30

and and other grands from S575Sup LAWSON
1901 GEORGIA ave. AID. 1928 daily, eve
PIAYS Play Pen. pDctaan eustom-made of white pine
sbosa 70 in BY 30 in rs sl5 as4h Also prs of ladies
sesn AGsS ss zeS HorEE sag saSe
RADIO RI DO comb. record playera voice record
ing. micro speech; table size, perfect cond.;
RADIO wssei sssie y @oaei % Shico No : $s4 good
e'a Soaa''see Second aHSss' aooT aE. 45so. ."' ~
RaDIo, a,tnse portable S25' RA coasn,a 9a1a
RHlADio- PBoNoGRAPH. Magnavox, with 3
!, speakers: latest Bevidere model. ma
hosany; s325: GE record changer: beau
tifnI L walnut cabinet; $50. 81. 24le.
Westinghouse, with home recording device.
S79: RCA personal radio minus batteries
hes ss9e snd aeas bTdse tase
Sic S. IA oI,s3s. 1a3s AZ lass Tayler st. nv a.
RUGS. Oriental f Chinese us' and Persian eSas rm
III sSa s Az sSaz saSssa sJs sRo Rsss
reeonditionsd: priced low Ina at sa7s. ' SAFE.
SAFES. 2 large Jew jewelers., s IN perfect con-
fdiIion dn ~ rsasonabie. Ca nn, ABRAM :. STERN
SAW, z" circular. with A-hp motor, S25:
also sunbeam shaver (best dry shaver
I SCREEN DOORS t4l with hardware plus
Newell cnrh aIr.ilo o. closers tnew); also studio
/ SEWING MACHINES, treadles dropheads,
Il S22 80 up; port. elec, rentals. sales. re-
pairs, 81 90 up, 1893 M st. NV, DE 7451
SEWING MACHINE, Singer. in perfect
i order: machines repaired and rented by
month. 1897 Conn., ave. NV EN- 4244
SEWING MACHINES. l White rotary cleo
trio. Singer treadle, rotary treadles,
$29,f5 and up. 3I09 14th st. NV co,
SHADES. roll. porch. green. two IT, and
one 5 IT. wide, perfect condition; SEQ for
q SHOES, mans bowling. leather and rubber,
excellent condition; pair Of crutches. White
sewing machine. .childs playskooi table
and pegs and blocks. new bali-bearirg
4 roller skates. adjustable; all wool
blankets, I rose rason bedspread. double
!, SOFA, ehairs. dinette, radio. vacuum.
Hollywood bed. crib. Temple 24S9 31s
STEEL OVERHEAD DOOR. all-steel, 7x9;
gas unit heater. HUMPHREYS, rear 1888
iiV st. NV DU. asIs
4 STEN0TYPE. latest model with complete
! textbooks: must sell Immediately; SIS.
HO. 1867. 81.
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Iie;er 8riei .ruroe uils BON 6rul
Sfolina 2abner aus Detroit 3ur Ser.
oiieutlid)ung iiberlaiieni
8rpBprobltoorT, 6. Sing. 1916
Crib @ott Gud, liebe 9ante alno
Snfel!
arit groBer 1re,loe l>aben .pir eu-
rem 8rief erba.ten uno oanfen bers.
lib oafiir. @srdbe bie liebe alte
Mutter lno mir aile fa,tben IN Gem
I. 8rief Croft uno Soffnl,ng, fab ibr
meine 2ieben a..d) at uns gebadt,
no mir idapere Stunoen erlebt, oa,
TOO mir uns lWft nit anoerm be.
if)dit;9t t,ober ionbern nur nit flei-
Bigan Sd)af,en uno pie.er Mrbeit
,l,to llnfere Yflidt nub alien Seiten
eriiiat uno iest oiees idtpere Shid.
ial tragen miiliem, mas mir Sieben-
biirger Sadpen nid)t geelaubt nod
eebofft. @ir boifen ibr meine Sic
zen III ser Jerne, ser liebe @ott miro
inns nid)t berlaien a,nb ains fart
:lraden, Inn uIles al ertrngen.
Wie ibr apibt, liebc 1ante, bin id)
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Brief aus 5iebenbdrqtn

bel meinen lieben Nflegeeltern nit
31pei ainoern, Stpei Bliben, Der altef
lite II Sabre, &unii, Der @fiidi 8
Sabre; uno mein licber Mialn, nndl
Nften 9efiibrt in oas 9robe 9ano
5ar Mrbeit. gs ii,bo 8 Monate. Sd
mar iiber oieie Sabreiiitae. Sbr babt
beitimmt a,,b oabon erfabren.
Meine Iiebe Sdnpeiter unp ibr
Mann litb aud nit meinein lieben
Mann uno nod piele, piele anoere.
3iri baben lire 4 &inOer6en Ser
Mutter geiaiien, Der &.einite 21a
Sabre. &eun,ine,t 13 Sabre, bie
erobte. Mein arncr Yrl,oer lit bier
an Der 6ront getpeien, mir miiien
nihts mtDr bon ibm ieit bem Wfo-
nat April. gr bat einen fleinen Sobu
oen CT nod nidt fennt; ser aleinc
lit 8 Motrate alt. Tns M1oden Noel.
heio 1T ibsn 9eitorben lnb feline Irau
lit ,pcaen Dem tleil,en &alpii frei. Ct
tpar nod niht cin Sabr ionlt tpdre
lie a,d, fort. 50 ibr nteine Sieben
iteben mir bier a,no fragen uns, gibt
es nod Elm @ieoeridben NIT ,,nieren
2it5en. Nir pertrauen auf Sen lie
ben @ott un6 bitten ibn, oos @ieber-
ieben NIT allen unleren 2ieben in
Der 5erte erleben al laiien.
Gs par elm idtuerar 9lbihieo.
&inoer BON ben eItern, Wiitter bon
ben &inbern, Mdnner bon oen Qin=
bern unS Gral.en. gs ,par am II.
Somaar. Ser GIodenfIang bon I'M,
icmm 4irdtlrtn mar Dre 8egleituna
aus ibrem Iieben Torie. Muf Wiebef.
iben apar ibr t9ur,.f ser armen
2eute. f..
0iebe 1ante iest babe id, euh ei,
mem langen Brief eeibrieben ,nto
eub alles furo mii9eteilt. @ebe 'oer
liebe Gott ibr meine Gieben in Sc,
5erne, SOB mir uns u1,h einnlal &C.
i,lnS tfeffen, bas tpiiree cine Jreu,
De fem, ba bie liebe @utter iid) 70
idbnt nod e,,d) rrno piel ipeint, bas
ibr @eidapiiter 10 nerteiIt ieio.
2iebe Tan&e Moiine id babe 6i,
a,,d) eeIdricben, f,abe ben 8riei
| nod iebt, erspar mir aus Mmerift
5arii6gefonttnen, rielleif,t trar bei
Der Moreiie Elm Uebler. Gatnals ,pa,
es nod nibt 70 - Before 3eiten.
Meine &inoerhem frager, Oh es
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
Mii,tcr3cit ,,ttH
0einitHteit

"a I'M Nintcr sic ihDuen flaren
Gage int ollgcmeinen SoW lcltener
ais in scr ,parnlen Schresseit iil,O,
10 iollte niat oie 'St,ln,en, in Senen
Sic Sonnc pom blaa,en Simmel auf
Sobnc ,.io Gis bcrablhablt, aus
giebie ,m;l bel1llsen. I'M lih 8etpe,
gl,ng 5I ldaifsu. @cnt 'alcb i'm 8ei
genia.' 5u iriiberen 3eitc,t oie Sd)eu
Dor &llte ppbl iu allcr, areilen Der
@epolfcr,tig iibertp,,noen lit, il liesi
Sod, bie &arlodllnl ral,n, altd) an oen
falteE S,ssen selniitlit1 am sparmel.
Sicn III lieen. 0tan iiiblt it'd slpar
5,rr1dHt oab,i gan5 ,potl; abcr Mcn-
gel en gsiucgri,g bietet feinen Gpr-
tell fir oca Stofilpediel, Der an 1ih
lbpn III @rlter geringar lit als IN
Scr t,ibtn SabreNcit.
gcnce.,ag I'M Ireiell beiBt Nun
nid,t il:ir Sport aller Nrt, lonoerr
iblieflt ulro enolih cd einiadcs
Spa3iersi.scben. 01riibcr oiirftc 5ll-
ocm lpc5l rein 3,reifel beiteben, oab
auh Sic Gsil,ierlanSidait ibre gro.
ben 9tcij, fat l,no auf erre9te Seer
ben berubiseno einpirft Gie alels
Sr!rg ipC S.par tparm bclten aber
yGinrii;lnmeln" in oifc Mdntel iii
audi belm 'Spa5ieren9eben I'M @ln-
ter ri,lt erioroerlih; benit ounf Der
ge,pes.ulg miro ,hie @ltmeerael,g.
l,ne i'm Srsanismus ansreiheno an.
aereat, ua ld)1olide stiiibEmgen 81
perbii:en.
Se!bltpsritlnolitb lit rs uift emp.
feblenSlue;t, ,penn man - lparm &C.
luorocn ,-- nun i'm 6reien laugere
3eit ruDie iteben bleibt; benn bier
bel lit Sic 8ciahr elmer beoentliebeu
Mbtiibi;ula le:tbt gcge5el,; Inn 10
mebr, ipem nan iih a.;f einem fol-
ten Steil poer cirHr fslten 8anf
lieoerlabi.
60 sail;na fiir &0rpci unO Seele
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

BEL eud nidt beiRr ipire. iie berite'
ben auf) bon bielen if1reren Sci,
ten. Grub an alle ibr lieben in Ger
Gerne, an Suii 1nnte unb Tamilie,
&ans Sntel umO ssa,naie, I. 9ante
ii,tb 5. I. 6antilie.
Ser5lid)en Crib pon meinen (.
Yflcgeletern uno Sdapigerin Megini
Slider unb ainberhen. Sd,reib1
bnl0, balo. :.
9tim liebe Sante ,glalrbe ib el,dt
oues mitgeteilt 5al baben mas ia cbe'1
gebt. IS lit nod pieles anoers, iby
,perbet mid, ia beriteben. t
sSn Ser Soffmlmg ullf cine beiiere
3ufi,nft eriiBe iG ealdy iamt ser gan.
gen 5anlilie Die mir ,lod) bier iil1o.
Cure Nid)te uSonni 9erbert.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
HippcNrcnte Gbeater

Ges Sabres feimtes 8il6 begriibt
rns I'M &ippooroine 9beater fett.
.1be Spanilb Main" NIT Granf
8or5ages Yrelbuftiou in Eetnocolor
fir GC&- -HaDio nit Ha1,l 6enreio,
Wsaureen O'Sara luo @alter Slc.
ieaf IN 1ttelrollen, atnteritiist uon
Bernie Sarnes uno Sobn Glnerg.
Gon BON Grill Scr Sal,blllrg 1lno
itiirmiI6eln Homunce gegen biloers
reiGen 9intcrgulno Scr faribild)en
Biratentoge. Gus 8ilo lit brilliant
uuo gibt s,,frieoenitcllenoe Inter.
baltlrrg. Gerpalien Sic es niht Stes
fen Slim su ieben.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11
Set,tt,,erS 2lbi4ieN

Cine lette Ipdte Moie. -.
5at n,eiu @drtcten mir aeihcnft
Eurpurn leud]te,lb iid ibr &0pfdlen
2ebensmiibe nieberIenft. ~, ...
llnb auf ibrem balberihleii'nen
San,mettueiden 8liitcnblatt
Sd,immert 5art bes erften Neifes
Salld, - tpie cine Yerle matt!
Nod, nit ibrem lebten Ntem
Soauht lie iiiben Suit mir bin
Trob 8ergebens bulbbou idlentenb
Stol3 ipie cine &ontoin! -
8ebmutSpou unb abihiebne bment
%ou bes Sommers Sreub' unb 2uit-
@iiB' id) iie. .nnb cine Crane
8ullt mir leiie aui bic 0rujt!
oftpber 1916 Marp 6ebsGnslert
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

Ser @lnteriport aIs ;nicer lit, 10
oringsno erior5erlid lit eS auG bie,,
,tad Bcel,bieurg Der @e.reaung bie
anidIicbt,oe Mubepa!.ie ribt i'm
,Sreie.l, iorhern ans oen ebenecnann.
ten @riiloen i'm tpnrmen Sintner 81
perbrinacn . .r!@,a5,
@enn. ,;a,n trob oider Stieiel a:,to
oider 8anbid)itbe oie ssiibe luto
Sanbe falt obcr gar no,h feubt ge.
1por6cn fab. 10 iolft. man iofort
! nah Ser tei,nfebr Satbitube, Sd,u-
be lalpo :striiInpfe aa,s;ieben ,mo
Srrh eiiriges &eiben, rrter umitin=
oen nit %llfe bon heiben Sanb- oSer
JubbGoern oen inns Stofen gera-
tenen .@iutlrnlauf ipieeer anregen.
Sas GILT gan5 tsioltbers fir Yerio,
ncn, Oie 81 5roitcrideilransen nei-
gen. ~a ...
lm l,lrgctriibte StusOen ser
| 1rellNe Surd Sen Winteriport genie.
ben 81 folynen, lit IS lpeiterbill
orlngelo erioroer!id), SAB llnfaue
nno Ssrietlnlgeil iospeit els uloglih
oermiooen aparoen. Wie BEL aleE
Sportartsl,, 10 lit es audi beim Mln.
teripolt iio.luelsoig, iid 5Iradit ein.
nal itbcr Die Sdspierigfeiten flar 5,l
rcroeN urs oei'sentipreGeno lang.
| Jam Sia iportlidsen llebu,geu au
| lteigern; islHl p;e msilten ltnfiae
ereignen iid) bel ltpseiibten...
4 Gas olte 2erte. ober aud. ain6er
= beioe Gruppeat beiiesu iiber ibre
| 0l;doer n:Gt oas bleide MusrnaB OH,
! 8eberrlda,ng lrie SilJci,Olid)e ,tro
Menid,ta mittiere,l 2ebrrsalters
!, beioneers uoriid)tig iein nliiilen, lit
befalIlt. ,Silr dltere 2euie eignen ith
| 'Sfittld,uDlailien a,1io ,9iooeliport
cui nicjt 81, abifiiiiiger unb l.idi
uereiltel Babn, .p0brero tSfilaufen
unS 8obiport n,ebr fiir iungc 2eute
uno fiji las mittlere Qsbensalter Ill
empfeylen lino.
Nidji ni,r geiulloen. ionocrn aud
tranten Herionen uer,nas Oie Win.
tcrssit 10 maadvs 81, tieten. DIX
! Mer3te li"Den 5ln! grtben Ieil beAk'
alli oe'n StaltOplirft, Deb bic ,Gr;,
bolung lit Wmter iosar pielidd
lf:saller u, erIolgen pitegt ials ,ini
Somlner. IS eibt oemnutJ cine gan,
sc NelDe bon Wenihen. pie ibre 81.
rien GUS uieiem Grltnbe in bic @iu.
teraeit Derlegen uno 5r.:r nit ben
beien Griolgen. slber c,,h 8rauten
irer6en in elmer Meibe bon 1daen
Winterfisren I'M WcGrge, i'm Glah-
lano, aber aid an Ser See perorS-
net. 0an6 beionoers gii,iiti0en Gin,
flub iiben @interturen nuf dro.
niiHe:, y, otldGaltatarrb. auf ane.
den. uno @elerftuhfrfrloIen, ani
aQselneine aSrperidtpadc niu. aus.
Na oies benefit l,ns, Sab Die @ip.
ter3eit bti ridtigem Rsrbalten Der
@eiuboertalta,ne uno aer. g8ieoerbere
iteau1g Der Gelnpabeit aaberorSent.
lih oienlid, iein fan,l. v
Dr. @. 9.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

Sm Ntittelpunft Ser oiesiGhrigen
uMar GbeIt" .&agne itebt elu
brett angelegtes Silis- uno lluter-
itiisungsprogramm iiir sic gepob=
tier Guropas, iiber bie Ser nun ab.
geIfloiiere 3lpeite Weltfrieg oas
allergrobte Gleno gebradt bat. I'm
SieIe Mot nit ST linocrn, oa5u Iol.
len Sic eurb sic segeuuGrtige aan-
pagne oufgebradten Beloer mitTr-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

rouot lperoeu .M1breno ser 10td.
sigen auntpugne iolleu bier allein
$6,O00,O0O auIgebradt peroen. Gin
Sell Ser 8eloer miro aber allb nit
pertpertct iiir oic 100 slgentllren
ocs Ipfaleu Community ssonos. Sbi-
ges Silo gibt eincn Ginhlid IN Die
SrrbGItniiie, uic lie in BEN ppn Der
Not beimgeildten 8ebieten berrs
Icnen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

5rau Wt. Sfufiert, Gbicago, bat
eine Noltfarte erDaltel, BON 5erril
Sobarn Sefes aus &ateltoori, Sic
benbiirgen: r... .2eioer 8ottes bu-
ben mir tcioe unlere lieben Sobne
perloren. Ser I. Gater ioluie alle 50.
milienangcboriaell 9ei,inb. gSlr no.
rem burh oie Nerbdltniiie bis nod
9soro- -Seiterreisb gefiibrt ,porocn
Ser I. Yater NOR 8 Mtonate lang al.
lein. Gernlogen lplroe llns in Ser
Scit falt alles geltoblen. @ir fin>
beute. bas gauge Solf, als Gage
lobner."
Ser sllDn1d)tige @ott miro iih
|krir beten, Oes arrnen Golfes crbar
men uuo Silfe ienOen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1945-10-11

8iite fenoe: Gales Sag Stamps
IN Giiiabeth Goiiel. 761 gb69 @o.
SIebeIan0. Ohio.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

o HOT TOMATO BOUILLON
COCKTAIL: For 6 serv vings-
Heat TO 2Lz cups Tomato Juice
boiling; 1 cIlp Water
Add 3 Buuillon Cubes
u tsp. Nutmeg
Dash of Gloves
" tsp. each Garlic Salt,
Celery Salt, Onion Salt
Thin Slice Onion, Small
hay Leaf, Spri9 Parsley,
Bunch Celery Tops
Cover. Simmer about 20 min, stir
ring occasionally. Strain. Serve hot.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

ten minutes, stirring occa.
sionally. Pour into a deep
oiled casserole, add the kid
ney beans from which the
liquid has been drained,
cover the casserole and cook
in moderate oven $3.50 Deg.
F.) 40 minutes or until the
meat is tender. Add more
water while cooking If the
mixture becomes too dry.
M king the chilli con
carne several hours before
the meal and allowing il 10
stand also seasons il and
improves its flavor. The
amount of chilli powder used
Is a matter of personal
taste. Two tablespoons
make a fairly hot mixture.
Experiment with this for
yourself.
Serve with crackers or
corn bread. A crisp green
salad tossd In French
dressing is a nice follow.up
for this dish. Serves four
literally.
Alice D. Hoke,
NeW York. ". \.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Sweet Potato cokes

CHAPE cold mashed sweet
- potatoes into small cakes;
roll in bread crumbs or
crushed cornflakes. Fry
golden brown in a little
fat. For variety, add 10
the mashed sweet potatoes
chopped, leftover meat, or
finely chopped apple.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
Chill Con carne

Chill Con Corns
] : pounds beef, cut in half.
inch squares
l large onion, cut in small
slices
A tablespoons cooking oil
2 cups boiling water %
beef boullion cubes
added
2 tablespoons chilli powder
! Glove garlic chopped fine
2 No. 2 cans red kidney
beans
Cook the onion in two
tablespoons OF the oil until
light brown. Add the meat
and remaining oil. Cover
and let the meat simmer
ten minutes. Remove the
cover and let the meat
wn. Browning is i'm.
portant. When rich brown
add the hot bouillOn, chilli
powder and garlic. Stir well.
Cover and cook gently for
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
A Good Chill Recipe

kAY HUSBAND and ! are
W. fond of chill con carne,
but somehow mine lacked
the rich flavor of the Mexi-
cans dish which they OBJ
tain, ! suppose, by long
cooking. Finally he found
the solution. II is 10 dis.
solve two beef boutifon
cubes in the hot water added
TO the mixture and omit
salt when this is done. The
following recipe makes a
dish with the real Mexican
flavor:
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

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ask al,ieal lD' II he is temporary
out OF stock
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
OLD-TIME GOOD NESS the

OLD-TIME GOOD NESS the
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quick is 50 popular. Everything
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Wash 10 c.eir water. Removes all
traces from dishes, cutie too.
Q JUST AID MILK & DisquiCk
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21
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Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

o ONION PANCAKES: Surprise
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rrazy about them. Easy 100. Sauie
10 ~ CUPS Finely G.te-e.Aed 0ilaH
IN about 2 tosb. hot fat Nod TO Bis
quick pancake batter Just milk,
rggs, a little 5attcy or other fat, and
BiSqHick) I se smaller amount OF
milk specified on pkg. Bake as direct
ed. Serve hot topped with Drowned
ground bee! or other mea in gravy.
Or with sausages, ham Or bacon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-01-21

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Laurel outlook., 1945-10-24
The News
0fLAUREL

Sgt. Dewey Harding, who served
three years in India, is the guest
of his aunts, Mrs. R. C. Brown,
Mrs. j.. H. Albertus and Mrs. A.
w. Richardson. Sgt. Harding re-
ceived his discharge at the Aber-
deem training grounds in Maryland
and is en- route to his home in
Portland, Ore.
Miss Ella Rothwell was hostess
at her home to the Tuesday eve
ming meeting of the Methodist
Young Peoples Bible class. The
meeting was well attended. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Armstrong, who recently re-
turned to make their home in
Laurel, and Mrs. Charles Kestor, a
newcomer from jamestown, N. D.
The lesson study was conducted by
Mrs. M. ]. Wilcox. Plans were dis
cussed for serving the Rebekah
dinner on Nov. 5 and Mrs. Oliver
Mayhugh was appointed chairman
of the committee on arrangements.
Plans were also made to hold q
box social at the neXt meeting of
the class when the evenings pro-
gram will be in charge of Mrs. w.
T. Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Earnest,
former Laurel residents, and their
three-month-old daughter Susan
have returned to reside in Laurel.
They arrived from Los Angeles
where Mr.. Earnest received his dis
charge from the navy. He is in
the employ of the Northern Pacific.
Miss Rosetta Fritz, deputy in the
office of the county clerk in the
courthouse at Billings, has resumed
her work after a months illness
from influenza.
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-24
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Feed and
Succeed
BY JACK MAYNARD
MMMMMMMMMlNIM
BY JACK MAYNARD

Protein Supplies Are Scarce
Reports continue to indicate g
decided shortage of protein concen-
trates for livestock rations this
year. Even though soybean acreage
and production will about equal
that of 1914, there is still not
enough of its by-product-soybean
meal-to satisfy the demand of
western stockmen and feeders.
Cotton production has decreased
to the point where there is no
longer enough cottonseed cake or
meal to satisfy demand in the
states where cotton is grown. Cot
ton growers will largely feed the
available supply to their own stock
or sell it to neighbors.
Animals must have protein in
their rations to secure normal
growth and finish and to insure
satisfactory returns from the car
bohydrate fattening feeds used.
Without sufficient protein, the best
carbohydrate feeds such as grain,
beet pulp and corn silage or fodder,
are powerless to produce normal
gains or finish on f~attening ami
mails.
Farm grown feeds in this area
that are high in good quality pro-
TEN include alfalfa or clover hay
and sugar beet tops. With the
shortage and poor quality of le-
gume hay in many areas due to
rainy weather during harvest, beet
tops will prove especially valuable
as a protein supplement on many
farms this year and if possible
should be preserved carefully to
help balance rations throughout
the entire feeding period.
According to Morrison's feed
analysis, the dry substance in
green sugar beet tops contains 1877
percent digestible protein. AS there
is approximately 200 pounds of dry
matter in the tops produced by the
average ton of beets, this means
that the $500 pounds of dry mat
ter in tops from a 13-ton acre yield
of beets would contain some 434
pounds of digestible protein at har-
vest time. 1t would take a little
over two tons of good alfalfa hay
to provide a like amount of digest
ible protein.
Experience has shown that a
combination of these alfalfa and
beet top proteins has provided an
excellent supply of this essential
nutrient at very low cost. When
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-24
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER

these two feeds are used with car
bohydrate concentrates and rough
ages in rations that contain suf-
ficient phosphorus, maximum low
cost gains are assured.
Beet tops left lying in the field
for several weeks will suffer the
same losses in feed nutrients that
would occur with alfalfa or any
other crop neglected in the same
manner. Careful harvesting of the
tops crop this year, as quickly as
possible after beets are topped,
will help to provide a more ade-
quate protein supply for subse-
quent feeding operations.
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-24
Alien Political Units
Restricted by Swiss

ZURICH.-The Swiss government
drastically restricted the activities
of all foreign political associations
in this country in a nov appar-
emily designed to prevent the forma-
ton of groups like the German Nazis
and Italian Fascists.
A governmental decree banned all
open-air meetings and demonstra-
tons and the use of uniforms by all
political groups formed by foreign
ers.
The decree also stipulated that
Switzerland would not permit my
interference in its domestic policies
by these groups.
Laurel outlook., 1945-10-24
Yanks in Japan Hear
Pet Radio Programs

LOS ANGELES. - American
troops in Japan are hearing their
favorite radio programs from
home, the army forces radio
service said.
Mobile stations are broadcast
ing in Tokyo, Nagasaki, Osaka
and Aomori, Japan, and Keijo,
Korea, and II other stations soon
will be in operation.