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Hungry Horse news and Columbian. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1946-1948, 1947-08-22

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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
jeste komin1 nebylo

krate jeSte kOmlnu nebylO =
vail kouT. | vyslal pan draba
do vesnice, ably vyzved6l, CO Sc
dele, proc horn1ci nejdou a kde
jsou. Drab pfised do vesnice,
vidf, re nikde ami kTfstka nen1.
Jen v jedne chalupe zastal sta
fenku, ktera We vsech chalu-
pach ma vatre (ohnisti) ohen
rozdelala a k nemu hrnce S vo-
dou postavila. Drab Sc taze,
kdeze jsou Zubfane? A sta
renka pov1da: ''Sama nevim;
v noci vseci i Sc statkem (do-
bytkem) nekam odesli; ia jsem
jim vsem zatopila, ably az gaz-
deny (hospodyne) prijdou,
molly vaTiti obed." Drab ode
Sci a povedel panovi, co v Zu-
br1 byl slysel.
Pan cekal den. cekal druhy,
treti i ctvrty den. Nikdo Sc
vsak nevracel, ami gazdove, ami
gazdeny, ami statek. Toz ma
porucil pan svemu pisari, aby
do dine a do roka hl1dal Zubfl,
re Sc vesnicane snad pfece vra-
II. Pan re zlosti chtel vesnicl
vypalit, ale prece toho neuci-
nil. TAX stale ZubTf %opusteno
jen vrboviny a olsiny buji tam
ma m1stech, kde byvala vesnl-
ce; T1ka Sc tam podnes Stare
Zubfi. ZubTane, jak feceno,
utekli sc do Uher a zalozlll u
Novych ZamkG osadu Maderu.
Obyvatele teto osady, ackoliv
stale mezi madarskym lidem,
nezapom1nali sveho pGvodu a
zachovali 81 take podnes svou
rec i sve zvyky slovanske.-
Cast uprchl1kG vratila Sc pc ca
sc z Uher a zalozila u samych
hranic moravskych v rokline O.
sadu Zdechov, ktera byla pod
ochranou pana ma Vsetfne.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Tovarni vryoba silonek
zahajena.

Zlin.' - Dne IS. cervence
byla zahajena tovarni vyroba
silonovych puncoch v narod-
MIN podniku Bata We Zllne.
Jelikoz Sc vyroba osvedcila,
bylo pTikroceno k vyrobe tovar
nj. A tax Sc do obchodG do
stane jeste letos asi 100000
parnG tohoto maleho zazraku
ceske vyroby. Prfstf rok Dude
v prodejnach jiz tri miliony pa
ri, take csl. zeny Sc .jiz nebu-
dou muset zavistive shanet pc
silonkach, ale budou nit zbozl
dokonce leps1.
Silonky Sc vyrabejf - a co
lie hlavni, nebudou drazsf nezli
nejlepsf hedvabne puncochy.
Pravdepodobne cena Dude asi
100 Kcs. Ale AMI muzi nebu-
dou zkraceni: narodni podnik
Bata pro ne pTichystal ponoz-
ky Sc silonovou spickou a pa
tou - ably vydrzely.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Hrabs Sforza O ceskoslovensku

Praha. - V projevu, ktery
prednesl italsky ministr zahra-
nici hrabe Sforza pri zahajeni
parlamentnl smlouvy, zminil Sc
tez O Ceskoslovensku. ktere u
vedl "a pTlkfad dobfe vedene
politiky mezinarodnf spolupra-
ce. Obzaloval pfi tom fasis-
mus, ktery dlouhou dobu Italii
oddaloval cd mezinarodni spo-
luprace. a pravil doslovne:
"Podlvejte Sc ma Ceskoslo-
vensko, jez bylo vzdy verno
mezinarodni spolupraci "a We
deni Masaryka i Benese. Ces-
koslovensko pablo a v Berch-
tesgadenu i v Benatskem pala-
ci Sc jeho padu small. Ale &C.
skoslovensko sc opet povzneslo
a ie v 1cte celeho sveta."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Spatne uvitanf Peronove
We Svycarsku.

DIE zpravy z Bernu, PAM E.
va Peronova, zena diktatorske-
no presidenta Argentiny, ko-
naj1cf okruzni cestu Evropou,
zav1tala take do Svycarska.
Pr proj1zdce o%tevTenym autem
byla obecenstvem pfivltana
shnilymi rajcaty, ktere Sc vsak
minuly Gle a ma misto Perono-
We je dostal do tvaTe zastupce
svycarskeho zahranicniho mi
nistra.
"Atentat" spachali pry tri
clenove svycarske delnicke
strany, kterf nezapomeli ma je-
provokativni ~navstevu u ia
sistickeho diktatora Franco,
kde Peronova zdravila fasis-
tickym pozdravem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Eisenhower zada opevnsni
ma Alasce.

Nacelnik stabu Dwight D.
Eisenhower pc navratu z Alas
ky, ma ktere vykonal cestu diva
.tydny trvajicf, "a 1celem O.
zbrojovaclm, sdelil, jak velmi
ddlezite je v nynejsf nejiste do
be opevnenf tamnf zlepsiti a
rozsifiti. Znovu pripomenul,
re je Alaska velmi dIlezita a
je nutno nalezite il opevniti.
Loznal tez, re S nynejsfm opev-
nenfm tamnfm je velmi nespo-
kojen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22

A weekly paper printed in
Czech language, devoted to
material, educational and poll
tical interests of Czech and
Slovaks in the United States.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Americana pozadali CSR o
vydani generala Hoffle.

Praha. = Slovenskym It's
KEN probehla zprava, re anne
ricke ufady pozadaly O vydani
generala SIS. Hoffle-ho, ktery
ma byt jeste sjinymi majestic
kymi valecnymi zlocinci posta-
ven pred mezinarodnf vojen-
sky tribunal Norimberku.
General Hoffle ceskosloven-.
skymi 1fady pravdepodobne
vydan nebude, nebot Sc provi-
nil nejtezsimi zlociny ma Slo-
vensku, kde ma zejmena z do
by slovenskeho ~povstanf ma
svedom1 mnoho hromadnych
vrazed.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
d Pow MA
NEMECKOU

Mas dopisovatel pan Frank
j. Rosner odpoved6l razne ma
dopis uveTejneny We "The Wa
shington Post" ohledn6 "Sudet-
skych NemcG". Dopis p. Ros-
nera byl otisknut We jmenova-
mem casopise IL. srpna a pro
zajfmavost otiskujeme jej v O.
riginale.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Proc ma byti zachransna rise
pred chaosem, taxi Sc Polaci.

Proc ma byti zachransna rise
pred chaosem, taxi Sc Polaci.
Varsava, Po1sko. George
Weller V Chicago Daily News).
Polaci mali jednoslovnf Cd
pov6d ma americke heslo "Ne-
mecko must byti zachraneno
pred chaosem". Toto slovo je:
"ProC?"
Polaci jsou srdecnf, pilnf Ii
de, kteT1 snad snazf Sc dnes
nejusilovn6ji O obrozenf v E.
vrop6. Ale kdyz zacnete k MIN
mluviti O hladu v Poruri, O SOU
chotinach V Berline, mate po-
jednou pocit, re jste ztratil po-
sluchace.
Konecn6 pochopfte, re ned
bali. Kdyby mel byti cely ne
mecky narod pohlcen do 1trob
zeme, Polaci by to prijali s kid
nOu radosti.
Americka propaganda selhava.
Pc n6jakou dobu americtf
mluvcf We strednf Europe my
Sill, re v~ysv6tleni, co stojf A
mericany sytiti N6mecko = vi
ce nez diva miliony denne -
Dude m1ti vliv ma fisk dvou slo-
vanskych zemf = Ceskosloven-
ska a POlska, ably pochopil,
proc N6mecko must byti ucine-
no sob6stacnym.
Ale toto Gsili selhalo. Tisk
to nepoklada Ia americky hu-
manitarianism, nybrz vidf, jak
lehkov6rn1 Americana jsou.
Pouze ma velky natlak poda-
Tilo Sc Americanum, re jeden
varsavsky list uverejnil opoz-
d6ne zpravu 1t. generala Claye
re nemecky potential. zGstane
potlacen.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Masaryk proti obnoveni PoruFi
a Poryni " rukou nsmeckych
kapitalistHH.

Praha (CTK) - Ministr "a
hranicnfch veci Jan Masaryk
prijal v techto dnech ~zastupce
americke tiskove sluzby "Asso-
ciated Press, jemuz poskytl
obsirny vyklad O zahranicnf
politice Ceskoslovenska. V ram
ci rozmluvy ministr Masaryk
vyvratil hlavne fantasticke
zpravy O d1vodech csl. odmft-
mutt 1casti ma parfzskych pora-
dach O Marshallove planu. Ami
on, ami predseda csl. vlady, die
|jeho SLOW, nepotrebovali pou-
cent z ciziny k rozhodnutf ne
|jezdit do Parfze. Toto rozhod-
mutt jim bylo jasne jiz pred roz
hovory Sc sov6tksymi predsta-
viteli.
Ministr Masaryk dale vysve-
tloval pGvodn1 vyhrady Cesko-
slovenska k paT1zskemu pro-
gramu a rekl mezi jinym: Ne
mohu souhlasit S thesl, re by
Sc melo Poruri a Porynf obno-
Wit v rukou nemeckych kapita-
list1. Podobne jake Francie
videlo i Ceskoslovensko 20 PRIV
nj svetove valce, jak nalozil ne
mecky kapital S pGjckami a po-
moci, rucenymi pro normalnf
obnovu prGmyslu. Kdyz Ces-
koslovensko zprvu oznamilo
sv1dj 1mysl jfti do Pafize, nazy-
vail to nekteTi. Tide zmenou po-
litiky, a kdyz Sc pax rozhodlo
do Parize nej1t, nazyvali to
stejnf Tide opet zmenou poll
tiky.
Nebyla to vSak zmena politi-
ky ami v prvnfm ami druhem
prfpade My chceme NIT sty-
ky a name styky ma zapade "a
predpokladu, re sc obecne cha
pc, re jsme verni spojenci a re
dostojfme do pismene nasi wa
jennie smlouve o pomoci a pra-
telstvi Sc Sovetskym Svazem,
Nezavirame dvefe. Doufame,
re budeme moci S Francif v
blizke budoucnosti vypracovat
podobne bezvyhradnou smlou.
WI O vzajemne pomoci, jakou
mame Sc Sovetskym Svazem
Zbyva ma nj vypracovat jen je.
Ste n6ktere podrobnOSti. Sc
strany Sovetskeho Svazu men.
naprosto zadnych namitek, a.
bychom S Francii takovou
smlouvu podepsali.
Pokracovani britsko-sovet.
skych porad, byt nebyly v tom
to okamziku zcela uspesne, j
cvedectvim, re neexistuje sku'
tecne rozdeleni Evropy ma dvs
oddelene hospodaTske tabory
Ceskoslovensko 81 nadale preje
a potrebuje specifickou hospo.
darskou pomoc zapadu. Ne.
name jeste nova oficielni jed.
mani. ably mluvilo Sc jiz S ne
kterymi americkymi predaky
tom. re potrebujeme normaln.
obchodnf pdjcky pro specificke
1cely. Vzpomente 81, re v mi
nulosti Ceskoslovensko bylC
dluznfkem tax dobrym a tai
poctivym jakeho kdy jen Anne.
rika mela.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Vyslovuji podiv mad
Spojenymi Staty.

Kdyz jsem Sc snazil Pola-
kun vysv6tlit, jak velke BRINE
nesou Americana v Nemecku,
nesetkal jsem Sc Sc sympathii,
ale S podivenfm, proc Spojene
Staty mysli, re must ziviti Ne
mecko.
Snahy komunistG lfciti Anne
riku jake velkeho ochrance
N6mecka nachazejf zde owe
ny i mezi TENN, kdo nejsou ko-
munisty. Ackoli Polaci mali
pfirozenou laskavost, nedavaji
Sc pohnouti zpravam O bedach
NemcG.
Rfkajf: "Nemci dovedou do.
bre plakat a narikat. Kdezto
my jsme ztratili tTetinu obyva-
~telstva, N6mcGm platf .jejich
nepfatele potraviny. Jaka je
tohle valka?"
Stanoviskem Polak1 ie: "Ne-
mohou-li dostati maslo. at jedi
eve stare kanony. A doufame,
re Sc ma Mich udavf."
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Byvali poslanci sIovenskeho
statu pred soudem.

Bratislava (GTK) = Dne 5.
srpna bylo zahajeno soudn1
prelfcen1 Sc ctyTmi byvalymi
poslanci slovenskeho snemu a
to Stefanem Danihelovem, Dr.
Volt. Tvrdym, DR.. FIR. Orlic-
a Martinem Morhawem
Poole retribucniho naT1zen1
Slovenske narodnf rady.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
z Rumunska pTijel treti trans
port reemigrantHH.

Praha. - Ma slovenskych
hranicfch byl pTivftan jiz tfetl
velky transport ceskosloven-
skych reemigrantG, vracejicich
Sc q RumunSka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
CSR dostava anglicke
aoNnn1Snv

Angle dodava do Ceskoslo-
venska 72 stihacky Spitfire a
"a male bombometne aeropla-
ny Mosquito.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-08-22
Svcenf Ngmecka ie drahe.

Berlin. - Anglictf a americ-
tt poplatnfci zaplatili skoro
$500, OOO, 900 cd 1. ledna, ably
pomohli krmiti Nemce.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-26
Hamburg Tries
Forced Labor

HAMBURG. lap. = Youths
who dodee WORK and black mar
ksessrs ere being organised into
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-06-26

The tuba family of musical
instruments includes the bonn
bardon, helicon and euphoniurn.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Methodist Church

Epworth Piegan Indian Mission
Sunday Services
Church school at 10 a. M, Rol-
and Holland, Supt. Lesson topic:
Money, Master or Servant?''
Rally Day, classes for every
one. 1O:45 a. m. Junior Church.
Children's sermon, theme, Let's
Work Together"
Morning worship, sermon by
the pastor. Theme: 1.-THE Road
Block.
Worship at Many Glacier Ho-
tel at 3 p. m.
Worship at Babb schoolhouse
at 4:30 p. m.
Wednesday at Z p. m. Metho-
dist Youth Fellowship worship
program by Miss Shirley Nor.
gan.
Choir practise at 8 p. M, with
Mrs. Robert Harris director.
Rev. Edgar 3. Smith, pastor.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Floyd Funk New
Police Chief

Lloyd C. Funk, recently of Cul-
bertson, has been appointed as
Browning chief of police. He as
sumed duty early last week. He
is assisted Dy Carl Lucia, who
had been for several weeks.
For two years Chief Funk was
chief at Wolf Point and prior to
that served for nearly four years
as a deputy sheriff in Stark Co.,
N. D.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Events In Brief....

Mr.. and Mrs. John Loewen
and family visited last week at
Chinook and Havre, John being
on vacation from Buttreys.
The Wallet Fur Company of
Great Falls will show fur coats
at the Economy Shop next Thurs
day and Friday, Sept. II and IL.
State Senator J. Hugo Aron-
son, Mrs. Aronson of Cut Bank
and friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G..
Thomas of Minneapolis were La
Dor Day visitors. The following
day they toured Glacier National
Park.
Wanted-young men and wo,
men for sales work in Browning;
experience not necessary. Inquire
H. D. Price, Browning. 1922
For sale-large size electric re-
frigerator; ideal for farm, ranch,
cafe or bar; write or phone the
Marshall Wells Store at C
Bank.
| Bobbie, young son of Mrs.
frankie Siebott, is reported to be
making favorable recovery at the
Conrad Hospital. He was taken
there early last week suffering
pneumonia.
New shipment of Carole King
Juniors at the Economy Shop.
For sale-baby pigs, six week:
old. See Lopez at G. N. depot
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Starr anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Churchfielc
spent Sunday and Labor Day al
Waterton Lake.
i Jeans, ladies' and girls, at the
Economy Shop.
p George and Kate Thorne 81
Glacier Park had as house guests
last week Frank Wells of Albu.
querque, N. NJ, Wally Wallin Of
Tucumcari, N. M. and John Staht
of Los Angeles, The three hao
been working at Yellowstone
National Park while on north.
western tour. Frank is a re-
turned navy veteran and Wally
served in the Marine Corps S.
Frank is the son of City Manage,
Charles Wells of Albuquerque.
The three are students at the
University of New Mexico.
J. E. Patterson, manager OF
KIYI, Shelby's new radio sta.
ton, was in Browning last Thurs.
day in the interest of the enter.
prise. 1t offers full UP news
service "a hours daily, with plans
for four-county coverage.
i Mr.. and Mrs. George Courtney
are visiting with Betty Lou and
her husband at Lincoln, lake
resort that is under development
near Helena.
Il Barbara Norman, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs, VIM. Norman, and
Pstty Des Roster. daughter OF
4 Mrs. Helen Des Roster, left fol-
i Spokane Tuesday to attend Holy
i Names Academy.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Elliot In Charge OF
Buttreys Drug Dept.

Virgil Elliot of Columbia Falls
arrived this week to take charge
of the drug department of But
treys. He is a registered phar-
macist and during wart m e
served in a medical corps at the
Great Falls Air Base.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1947-09-05
Drive Safely
Here's Something!

For sale-6 by 6 Studebaker
cargo type truck with Hercules
engine; hoops and tarp with dual
wheel chains and front wheel
chains included; logging chains
and boomers and heater; Pres
tone for so below weather; in
surance paid to Oct. 81, 1947.
Price 1922 Inquire Rankin
Brown, Babb, or Ed Shurr at
Shurr's Service, Browning.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13
KETTHTOWN

Keithtown, Nov. 12-Richard and
Louise Landaker spent the weekend
at the home of their grandmother,
Mrs Ben Vanfleet, of Davis Ridge.
Mrs. Edith Chandler and sons,
Harley and Clarence, visited Sun
day at the home of Herbert Groves
and family.
Revival meeting began Sunday
night. Everyone is cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Vanfleet spent
Sunday at the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leighton Landaker and
family.
Mrs. Lola Mitchell was the lucky
lady at the drawing in Caldwell on
Wednesday, Nov. 5. She received
$188.81. Congratulations
Jimmy and Janice Porter spent
the weekend with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Groves
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chandler spent
Saturday with their daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas
Stack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Crock, of
Marietta, BERTHE Teeters, Dan Went
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Teet-
ers, of Caldwell, were Sunday even
ing guests at the home of Richard
Teeters and family.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13
WALNUT RIDGE

Walnut Ridge, Nov. 12-Howard
Spires and family, of Elk Fork, were
visitors at Otis Martins Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Horton, of
GAINESVILLE, spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Horton and 9TH
er relatives near Caldwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hidge King and Otis
King and family motored to Wash
ington, D. c. Sunday.
Mrs. Gale Horton, Mrs. Ernest
Bode, of Summerfield and Mrs. Ber-
tha Horton were callers at the Paul
Horton home at GAINESVILLE, Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. o. Horton and
daughter, Mabel, were callers at
Caldwell, Tuesday afternoon.
Ruth Wells, of Tabor Ridge, spent
Wednesday night with Josephine
Martin.
Irene Horton and Lelores Clark
spent Thursday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. Alva Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hidge King were
callers at Caldwell Friday.
Miss Frances Horton, of New Con-
cord, spent the weekend at William
Horizons. DR.. /. w. Curtis, of New
Concord, was also a visitor at the
Horton home Sunday. ..-
George Horton spent one night re-
Gently with Richard Crum.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13

AS l HAVE sold my farm, will
sell at public auction on the
farm known as the Dilley farm, 2
miles east of Renrock, seven miles
south of Cumberland, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10
commencing at 1890 p. m, the
following
Livestock: Black and white cow,
8 years old, due April 10; Guern-
sey and white COW, years old,
due Jan. II; brindle cow, years
old, due March 2; part Jersey cow,
3 years old, due May %; 2 black
calves, year old last April; 5
spring calves; hogs-1 black brood
SOW, young white SOW, 10 pigs,
10 weeks old
Machinery: Fordson tractor with
ploWs; David Bradley moving
machine; wagon; hay ladders; dies
harrow; 14-inch John Deere break
ing plow; riding corn ploW; single
shovel ploW; 3-shovel plow; corn
sheller; gas drum, and other small
tools.
Miscellaneous: Coal cook stove;
large table; dresser; buffet; chairs;
stand; water separator; 2 10-gallon
milk cans; 5-gallon cream can;
egg case; buckets; 2 wash tubs;
washing machine, and other ar
ticleS too numerous to mention.
Hay in barns; picked corn, and
wheat
Terms of sale: Cash.
A. M. HARMON-Owner.
Tom & Pennell-Auctioneers.
lind
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13
PUBLIC SALES

HAVING SOLD MY farm, / will
sell at public auction my per-
sonal property located 312 miles
northeast of Mt. Ephraim, one
half mile east on Mud Run road,
near upper end of Seneca Lake,
just off State Route lat. Follow
auction signs.
THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1947
Starting promptly at 100 P. M.
IS Head of Sheep, heavy shear
ers, type c Delaine: % ewes, l and
2 years old; 20 ewes, 3 to 5 years
old; these ewes were bred Oct. 20
to registered Delaine ram; 81 early
spring lambs; registered Delaine
ram.
Cattle: 3-year-old fat red polled
bull; Guernsey cow, heavy mixer;
Holstein cow, second calf due Nov.
l; 8-year-old Guernsey cow, to
freshen Dec. Is; 8-year-old roam
Durham COW, male calf at side;
Jersey COW; Registered Eskimo
puppy, or border collie, months
old; 7 year-old black mare.
Farm Machinery: Wagon; hay
ladders; breaking plow; corn plow;
harrow; moving machine; grain
drill; hay baler; hay carrier for
wood track; hay carrier for iron
track and miscellaneous tools. AL
so a few shocks of corn fodder.
Household Goods: Majestic coal
range; 4-hole Washington coal
range; 5-room size heatrola; AK
minister rug; 6 kitchen chairs;
couch; library tables; ivory bed
and dresser; book rack; 2 tele-
phones; Easy washer; 2-burner
electric hot plate; electric iron and
toaster; ironing board; several
rocking chairs, ana other house
Antiques: Walnut bed; solid
walnut bedroom suite with marble
top dresser; l real antique sewing
machine; walnut desk; Seth Thom-
as clock, more than 100 years old,
keeps good time, and many other
small antique items.
Terms of sale: Cash.
KARL r. YOHO-Owner.
James Watson-Auctioneer. 18
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DUE TO ILL HEALTH, we will
offer at public auction, at our
farm, located four miles north of
Harriettsville and three miles south
of Sycamore Valley, off Route 260
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Is
at 1890 o'clock p. M the following
CATTLE - Guernsey Cow, six
years old, will freshen March 18;
Guernsey Cow, six years old, will
freshen March IS; Shorthorn Cow,
three years old, will freshen April 5;
Hereford Cow, five years old, will
freShen March 25; Hereford Cow,
four years old, will freShen April IS;
Hereford Cow, five years old; two
heifers, to freshen in spring, two
baby beef calves, several spring
calves.
HORSES SHEEP-Sorrel Mare,
five years old, W.T.. 1920; Bay Mare,
five years old, W.T.. 1400; sound and
good workers. "a mixed Ewes, not
bred; 20 head fat spring lambs.
MACHINERY FEED - Good
Moving Machine, Hay Rake, Section
Harrow, Auto-Wagon, good set Work
Harness, two horse collars, Oliver
80 Level Plow, Malta B Hillside
PloW, two Milk Cans, two Iron
Kettles, Horse Shoeing Kit, COM
plete; two wrenches for small drill
ing tools, two Tubing Elevators; Set
inch-pipe Elevators, good metal Oil
Tank, 65 bbl; several Tons of Baled
Hay, Antique Corner Cupboard and
other articles too numerous to men
tion.
Terms: CASH.
MIKE and ADA STOFFEL-
Owners
Paul Weddle-Auctioneer
Maynard Ayers Clerk
(Not responsible for accidents)
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13

WILL OFFER, for sale at public
auction on the J. V. Miles farm,
located nine miles west of Caldwell
and one half mile north of Keith
town, on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %
commencing at 100 o'clock, the fol-
lowing
LIVESTOCK-Roanf Horse, nine
years old; Roam Mare, IL years old;
Guernsey Milk Cow, seven years old,
fresh in February.
MISCELLANEOUS-Set of work
Harness, Farm Wagon, Cream Sep
arator, miscellaneous Farm Ma
chinery, Farm Tools, 1886 Interna-
tional Panel Truck, Household Furn-
iture
Terms of Sale-CASH,
J. V. MILES-Owner
Earl Slater-Auctioneer
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WILL OFFER for sale at public
auction at my farm, 112 miles
north of Elba on Smith Ridge, just
off u. S. Route 81, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1947
commencing at 1900 o'clock noon
the following
Farm Machinery Moving ma
chine; hay rake; low wheel wagon;
disc; square harrow; Landslide
plow; hillside plow; cultivator; six
log chains; slip scraper; set 2 and
3 blocks for pulling tubing; soft
laid 5I8-inch lipe, 225 feet; 12-
inch single blocks, good as new;
l 12-inch single block; l 8-inch
snatch block and line, good as
new; one set l and 2 small metal
blocks.
Livestock: Two registered dou-
BILE standard polled Hereford cows;
one registered double standard
polled Hereford heifer; one regis
tered double standard polled
Hereford bull; one grade Hereford
bull; one grade Durham cow, re-
bred; one baby beef, and one
Hereford bull calf
r. E. KING-Owner.
Harold Goddard-Auctioneer.
l8pd
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WANTED

WANTS WORK-Young man, cap
able, high school graduate, wants
employment Will consider any
type of work, experienced in driv-
ing truck. Inquire at The Journal,
Caldwell, Ohio, or write Box 90-C.
18pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13

ELECTRIC AND acetylene weld
ing. Equipped with portable
acetylene welder. Can handle jobs
away from shop. None too big or
too small. All work guaranteed.
Also equipped to do automobile
repair and mechanics. Andrew
Shafer, Ala Locust Street, Cald-
well, Ohio ii 16 18pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13

WANT A GOOD auctioneer? Rea-
sonable rates for auctioning all
types of sales, licensed and bonded.
Call or write Paul Weddle, Grays-
vile, Ohio. 17-18-19-2Oc
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FOR SALE
For SaIe-BUILDING SUPPLIES

GAS HOT WATER TANK, 3O-gal-
lon capacity, with burner and
stand; also one inside pine door, good
as new, size 36x76 inches, complete
with hardware. William Forshey,
Sarahsville, Ohio. 17-18-19pd
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1947-11-13

ATTENTION - Truck Owners =
Does your hauling schedule call
for full days operation? If not,
contact C. T. Jennings Transfer,
Caldwell, Ohio, and we will pro-
vide work for you during your
slack periods. Commercial or gen
eral hauling trucks are needed to
meet the present demands being
made upon us. G. T. Jennings
Transfer, Caldwell, Ohio.
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