davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Piknik odsieka 800
MaSsiIIOn, Ohio. - {

Massillon, Ohio. - Odsjek
broj 600 H. B. 2. priredjule
svoj godisnji piknik, koji ce
Sc odrzavati u nedjelju, 21.
augusta 1855, ma zemljistu
Josipa Matesica u Navarro,
Ohio. Putokaz: Uzmite Road
q do Henry St., koja Sc ma
lazi ma sjevernoj strani mje-
sta Navarro, te idite sa Hen
ry Street preko railroad i "a
.iedan minut ste ma mJestu
piknika.
Pc naSem starom obitaju
ma pikniku cemo imati S raz-
MIA vruce pecene janjetine, a
hladnog plea "a okrijepu ne
&c faliti. Da nam dan bude
sto ugodniji veseliji, ma pix
niku &c goste zabavljati po-
pularni tamburaski zbor -
"Plavi Jadran".
Zato pozivamo sve nase
clanove, kao i sve clanove
nasih bliznjih drustava say
mas narod mjesta i okolice
da mas posjete ma ovom pix
niku u sto vecem broju. Ne
zaboravite mjesto dan Il
augusta, da svi dod5ete ns
mas piknik, pa da Sc ma iston
u lijepoi vanjskoj prirodi, ns
sviiezem zraku, zelenoj sunni
ci mekanoj travici ugodne
pozabavimo i provesellmo.
karlo Kolic, tajnik
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Professor Rudolf Matz
DoIazi ma mas piknik

Cleveland, Ohio. - U idu-
Gu nedjelju, II. augusta, pie
vacki zbor "Slavulj" ce odr-
zati svoj piknik ma Kaliepe
farlni, gdje lanjske godine.
Ma istom &c prisustvovati i
professor Rudolf Matz IL Ia
greba.
Putokaz: Vozite Sc istocno
po Euclid Avenue do Cherdon
Road, tn krenute desno u
brijeg i vozite Sc po Road
broj "a, dok ne dodjete do
Eddy Road. Tamo krenute ma
desno pazite ma lijevu stra-
nu, gdie bude pisalo "Sla-
, vulJ'. Kad jednoc dodjete ma
Road "a onda samo pazite ma
"Slavuljeve' natpise.
Ma pikniku &c biti svega
dosta, vruce hrane i hladne
kapljice po starom obica ju.
Prisutne &c zabavljati Fra
MO Muza sa svojim "Plavim
lDunavom".
U 5 sati poslije podne biti
&c natje6aj nasih balincara,
tie Sc pozivaju svi balincari
da dodju ma oval piknik i da
Ividimo tko su junaci. Pobjed-
nici &c dobiti nagrade, stoga
svi balincari ma piknik.
Rekli smo da nam dolazi
Professor Rudolf Matz, koii je
jedan Cd najvecih pisatelja
skladatelja nasih hrvatskih
narodnih pjesama. On je do
sac II ovu zemlju ma poziv
Hrvatskog Pjevackog Saveza
III America, da pomogne sto
wise i jace prosiriti nasu hr-
vatsku kulturu pjesmu. Sto-
ga "Slavulj' poziva sve nase
Hrvate, da dodju ma oval pix
NIX ia Sc upOznaJu S We
likim simon nase stare domo-
vine Hrvatske, S covjekom,
koii je svoj cijeli zivot po-
lozio ma oltar kulture.
Madame Sc, da &c mas ma
rod uzeti ovu objavu IL obzir
Ii da &c doci ma oval piknik.
da zazeli dobro-doslicu nasem
! Profesoru Rudolf Matz.
| Ne zaboravite mas piknik
sada u nedjelju, IA. augusta.
Izvjestiteli
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Sredisnii 0dbor u ST. Louisu sIavi
40.qodisniicu PomIatka zajednice

st. Louis Mo. - Sredsnji Odbor Odsjeka Gnijezda
H. B. Zaednice St. Louisu proslavt ce 40u godisnjicu
usroenja Pomlatka Hrvatske Bratske Zajednce nedje
lju, IA. augusta godine 18th Russell
Odbor Sc je pobrnio prprema bogatm pro-
gramom ko ce vecnom bit zveden po clanovima gnez-
da H. B. Zajednce IL st. Louis, Mo-
stoga pozivliemo canove i necanove H.BZ., da mas
posjete sto vecem broju pomognu proslavit ovu
40godisncu opstanka naseg Pomatka nash nasledioca
Osobno umoavamo roditee da dovedu svou decu ovu
proslavu da vide da upoznadu ostalm clanovima
gnjezda da skupa NINA razvesee ovakoj retkoj
proslavi
mat cemo vruce janjetne obed cd II sati jutro,
pax ianjetine drugih zagrzaka veceru.
Program po6ima $3.50 sata poslije podne u basel
hrvatske crkve Svetog Jospa, slucau kse program
&c zvrst dvoran Stoga nepropuste ovog dana,
go svi dodjte razvesete skupa djecom nash
gnijezda, koji ce zadovolj pjevanjem pesanjem
kola muzikom.
7s A. Vlatkovich, tajnik Sredisnjeg Odbora.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Piknik odsjeka 435
| snijezda broj 333

Youngstown, Ohio. - Cd
sick br. 435 i njegovo gnijez-
do Pomladka broj 333 imadu
zaiednicki veliki piknik u ne
dieliu, q. augusta, 1855.
Piknik &c Sc odrzati u lie
poi basel - Liberty Grove.
Stop 20, Sharon Line. Ma O.
vom mjestu uz divnu bascu
nalazi Sc i velika dvorana u
slucaiu kise, a koje, madame
Sc. nece biti toga dana.
Ma pikniku "a pies "a
bavu svira Tamburica Or
kestra "Pozega". Bit ce We
selja do mile wolfe "a stare
i mlado.
Razumije Sc, da mas piknil
he bi bio dostojan svoje sla'
We, da nije mlade tecne vru
&c janjetine S raznja, pax
druge okrijepe i dobre kap
lice. Svega ce biti gostims
ma zelju. ... ,..
Ovime pozivljemo sve svo
je clanove odsjeka j gnijezda
kao Gestite zaiednitare o
voga grada i okolice, da mas
posiete da u zaiednicar
skom razgovoru i bratstvr
provedemo oval dan u lijepo,
sumici, ma svjezem zraku | |
ugodnom uzivanju.
Luka Bilandzija, predsj
Helen O'Palick, tajnica
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
zaiednieki pink
Schumacher, Ont, Can.

Schumacher, Ont, Can. -
Gniiezdo proi 1872 i odsiek
broj 60S H. B. T., zajednicki
odrzavaju svoj prvi ovogodis-
Mi piknik zabavu u pocast
40-obljetnice ustrojenja Po-
mlatka Hrvatske Bratske "a
jednice u nedjelju, IA. au-
gusta, ma dobro poznatom
miestu, izmedju Schumacher
i Gold Sender.
Poziva Sc omladina od-
raslo clanstvo, kao ostali
mas narod bez razlike kojem
drustvu pripadaju, da nam Sc
odazovu i pomognu uzvelica-
tt ovu rijetku priliku u vezi
bratstva zajednicarstva, pa
da zajednicki proslavimo ovu
vrlo vaznu granu nase pro-
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Javna zaF1vaIa

Sydney, Can. - Nize pod
pisani Sc zahvaljuje clanovi-
ma odsjeka 697, 700 i 1856,
koji SUI me podupirali ma gla-
sovanju "a delegate devete
konvenciie HBZ. Posebno Sc
zahvaljujem onome clanu u
odsjeku broj 796, koji je diva
puta glasovao "a meme sto
nije nasjeo slatkim obecanj j.
ma moga protu kandidata.
Nemoguce mi je da sc po-
sebno zahvaljim svakome, Ia
to cinim to preko nasega gla-
sila "Zajednicara". Jos jed
nom hvala svima ma nepo-
pustljivosti i ustrajnosti.
Ostajem uz bratski pozdrav
: X. Mayich. tajnik odsje-
ka broj 700.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Piknik odsjeka 959

Fontana, Calf. - Drustvo
'Ujedinjeni Slaveni'', odsjek
broj $50 H. B. 2. priredjuje
piknik, koji &c Sc odrzati u
nedielju, q. augusta, 1855,
u Bonita Parku, koji je u
Lytle Creek Canyon, sjever-
no cd Fontane.
Piknik &c poceti u podne
trajati do kasno u vecer. Ma
istom &c biti u izobilju s raz-
MIA vruce pecene janjetine
drug h ukusnih zagrizaka,
kac osvjezujucih napitaka
"a okrijepu. Biti &c i igra "a
djecu sa nagradama.
Stoga pozivljemo sve cla-
move naseg odsjeka, te cla-
move drugih bratskih odsje-
ka saw mas narod mjesta
okolice, da mas posjete u sto
vecem broju ma ovom nasem
pikniku u nedjelju, 21. au-
gusta, pa da Sc ma istom svi
zajednieki pozabavimo i pro-
veselimo. Svi nam dobro do
Sli!
Ovime isto pozivliemo sve
nase clanove ma iducu redo
vittu sjednicu, koja &c Sc o.
drzavati u cetvrtak, 18. au.
gusta, u Z sati u vecer, u Slo-
venskom Domu ma 8435 Cy.
press Avenue. Ma ovoj sled.
nici cemo povesti raspravu
o nasem pikniku, pax svi tre-
bate doci i dati svoje suges-
tije i primiti Sc "a rad, take
da nam piknik sto bolje u.
Spite.
Eli. ShayOtOvich, tai
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10
Piknik odsjeka 2b1
Milwaukee, Wis

Milwaukee, Wis. - Drus-
two Milwaukee,, odsjek 261
H. B. z. ovime obavjestava
sve svoje clanstvo, kao o.
stale zajednicare mas narod
mjesta okolice, da &c mas
odsjek odrzati svoj godisnji
piknik u nedjelju 81. augusta
1855. u Pleasant Valley Par
ku, ma 96th Oklahoma, kod
nasega clana, brata Sostarich.
Drustveni zabavni odbor u
moljava sve svoje clanstvo i
njihove obitelji tie ostale "a.
jednicare mas narod mjesta
| okolice, da posjete mas 60
disnji piknik u sto vecem bro
ju. Piknik pocima u 10 sati
u jutro i traje sve do kasno
u noci. Vec po nasem starom
!! obicaju imati cemo vec u po-
dne sa raznja vruce pecene
janjetine i mlade prasetine,
te raznog svijezeg napitka.
Ia pies i zabavu svira vrlo
popularna orkestra. Odsjeeni
odbor sc brine, da &c svi ma
81 gosti biti posluzeni ma sve-
opce zadovoljstvo.
Svi nam dobro dosli i do
vidjenja ma pikniku.
Dale dajemo do znanja ma
semu clanstvu, da smo ma ma
Sol prosloj sjednici zakljuGi-
Ii, da odrzimo nasu redovitu
sjednicu "a mjesec august
istu nedielju kao obicno, to
jest ma 81. augusta isti dan
kao mas piknik, jedno sto
smo izmjenili, da sjednicA
pocne tocno u 9 sati u jutro
manifesto $50 i da svrsimo
mas glavni rad. Siednica &c
biti vrlo kratka, tako da mo-
zemo svi biti ma pikniku jos
"a uzinu.
Bratski YAM pozdrav svi-
ma, "a drustveni zabavni cd.
Dor, Frank Brisk
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

svjetne humanitarne usta-
move - Hrvatske Bratske
zajednice.
Kao i obicno ma pikniku
ne &c faliti po domaci pecene
janjetine, dobroga plea i mu-
like. U slucaju kise zabava
&c Sc odrzati u klupskim pro-
storijama, ma AZ - LIST Ave-,
Schumacher.
Jos. PerkOvic, izvi.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1955-08-10

zivot je niz zadaca, koje
Sc moraju izivljavati da iii sc
nauci. - Emerson.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
CHARDON HILL BEAUTY

WE'LL maintained English tudor brick
with beautiful view overlooking
ravine, large living and dining
rooms, completely carpeted; bed
rooms; 1l2 baths plus shower in
basement: roomy kitchen. dish wash
er and disposal; cozy breakfast nook:
screened back porch; wood burn
ing fireplaces; newly paneled recrea-
ton room with bar; basement tiled,
including modern utility room; 2
car garage. Call for appointment, Nv.
l-3430.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
HEAR THISI.

AZ ROOMS possible up, recreation
room, aluminium storms and screens.
only Ia years old has G1. mortgage
at present. you can take over; price
only $l4'79O; off Lake Shore. East @
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
FARM m THE CITY
2-FANILY

3 BEDROOMS down, up; enclosed
porch, slate roof. and 5; East
148th ST., price $4,000. E. A. Baraga
Realty, Nv. l-9999.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
IT'S a REAuTYl

bedroom ranch, in Highland Heights:
situated on picturesque $50 IT.
wooded lot, priced near appraisal, at
$4,000. RE. 1887, Realtor, KE.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14
WANTED

Singles. Q fGmihes and dport-
ments in N. E. Clevelond. Euclid
and Western Lake County. We
have woiting CASH BUYERS.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

20 POWER lawn mowers, rotary and
reel type, new 1855 models, 239o dis
count 29326 Eddy I'd. Willoughby
Hills. Phone WI 3-2648
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1955-04-14

NEAR St. Christine's parish, lovely g.
bath, sun room. bedrooms up,
recreation room, breakfast nook, ga
rage, excellent condition. Page Real
tors, ass East 200th ST., KE. 1-lO30.
2-FAMILY, 6-5 off Euclid, near Rapid;
gas heat, divided basement. Sue
Greenland, Realtor, Gil. 1850; Mr..
Vail SZV 1-7Q6O
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FOR SALE-CL0THING

SPIRELLA foundation garments, for
health and style, measured in your
home by a nurse. HI 2-3609, 10.
l-7787
BOYS spring topcoat. worn twice, cost
S25, sell for $40. also blue gabar-
dine slacks. size 10, 50. RE. l-l090
BOYS clothing, size 3 and 4. shoes,
and Sl2. KE. 1921.
WHITE dinner Jacket, double breasted
long rolled lapels. size ~ long, used
3 times, SIS. KE. -3619
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BOYS navy blue suit, size Is husky.
perfect condition; reasonable. RE.
1-8l34.
GIRLS spring coat, GiZe S: straw hat
and purse; other items. size SIS.
RE. 1880.
LIGHT fox fur Jacket, $50; black broad
cloth coat, size u, Si5s velvet eve
ming cape, 81 RE. 2-9359.
BOYS white communion set, Eze
TO- worn once, SIS. Call after 4:30
p. m, KE. 1-l569.
BOYS sport jacket, beige, xizs is:
lady's "a length coat, beige, aZe
l0-l2: reasonable. EV. 2-0646
LADY'S dresses and formal. sizes 1874
and 20iz; reasonable. II. l-6S9S.
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BRICK BUNGALOW

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on lst, space for 2 roms and bath
on End, ii2 car garage, solid drive,
$4,000. DeVanna Realty. SIS East
185th st.. KE. l-2227.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
NO IRONING. THEY STAY NEAT.

Infants snap crotch
corduroy crawler
with matching ami
NAL. l.9,12,I8,24mos.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Toddler's corduroy
bib overall with
matching TOY animal.
Gay oolors. 2. 3, 3X.
Evening star., 1955-11-27
Or q Corduroy BUieher- Boy
vffit for your little girl z10

Gift versions of favorite corduroys that really
take it! The overalls have a Christmas bonus-a
toy animal that matches the cute bib embroidery.
The little girl gets butcher boy top match the
corduroy slacks! Outstanding Kresge gift values.
Evening star., 1955-11-27

Girls 2-piece cordu.
roy outfit top and
slacks in solid colors
or prints. l-3.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30

New Additive Reported
For Milk Replacer Formulas
Dairymen may be able to get
their calves off to faster, safer
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
son, Clara Wayman.

son, Clara Wayman.
Promoted to Grade 6-Lalrtri-
cia Brown, Hester Butcher, Will
liam Butcher, Minnie Freeman,
Cynthia Hath, Muriel Heath,
Daisy Mears, Sidney Mears, Shir-
lyn Robinson, Alice Smith, Frisby
Thomas, Eunice Wayman, Diane
Williams, Elsie Wilson, Catherine
Wright.
Promoted to Grade 7-Lorenzo
Brown, James Butcher, Mary
Clemons, Bobby Freeman, James
Hath, Stella Heath, Ronald john
son, Gilbert Richards, Wendell
Simmons, William Smith, John
Smith, Emma Sudler, Gloria Swig-
gett, Willie Taylor, Lenora War
rem, Joan Waters, jeff Williams,
Nathaniel Wilson.
Promoted to Grade 8-Robert
Bessix, William Bessix, Ernestine
Brewington, Drexel Brown, Caro-
lyn Butcher, Stanford Demby
Marion Evans, Daniel FARRELL
Willie Johnson, Vesta Mears
Mildred Morris, Mary Scott, Nov.
ella Sudler, Sandra Swiggett
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
Protect Stored Grain
From Insect Damage

Now is the time to plan for a
reduction in the tremendous loss
due to stored-grain pests, warns
County Agricultural Agent Ed
ward Schabinger. The United
States Department of Agriculture
estimates that the loss is in ex-
cess of 200 million dollars annual
ly.
Harvest is now getting under
way; and insects, in wooden bins
and in leftover grain and feed in
and around farm buildings, will be
waiting to attack new grain as
soon as it is stored.
Eliminate all accumulations OF
waste grain and feed which might
be source of infestation. Clean
thoroughly empty bins in order to
destroy insects that live over from
one crop to another in the wood
work Then, treat with q 20 per-
cent DDT spray e. pounds of Q
so percent wettable powder in
gallons of water, using 2 gallons
per 1000 square feet of surface
This will give a good residual
coating.
Next, apply a protective pow
der to the grain before, or as il
goes into the bin; or fumigate
shortly after it is stored. Both
powder and fumigant are sold un.
der trade names.
Finally, inspect your grain at
least once each month; and fun
igate, if necessary.
Further details can be provided
by your County Agricultural
Agent, local pesticide dealers, OIL
by the Entomology Department OF
the University of Delaware.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
Thomas ID. CLAYTON School

Promoted to Grade GLORIA
Barkley, Harvey C. Barrett, Dav-
i'd A. Bessix, Louise E. Bibbins,
Richard Bibbins, Oakley Brown,
Jr., William Bush, Leona Butcher,
Richard Butcher, Alphonsa Evans,
Arnold Evans, Ralph Heath, Law
renee Jackson, Emerson Johnson,
Maria Johnson, Mildred Mears,
Geraldine Miles, Harry Morris,
Sandra Nicholson, Reginald Potts,
Thomas Price, Carlin Riley, Eve
lyn Roach, Floyd Roberts, Regina
Roberts, Tanya Roberts, EstelIa
Simmons, Jacqueline Simmons,
Edward Simms, Thomas H. Swig-
gett, Katherine Wayman, Frances
Bush, Carolyn Cochran, Pamula
Hath, Carolyn Miles, George
Waters, Robert Wayman.
Promoted to Grade 3-Randolph
E. Austin, Beulah Mae Brown,
Bronwyn Butcher, Rubeon Butch
er, Hildred Butler, Lille Cotting-
ham, Sharon Doughty, Brenda Ev-
ans, Connie Evans, Ralph Evans,
Winnie Ferguson, Geraldine Guy,
David Heath, Walter Heath, Mary
Frances Jackson, Willie Lamp
kins, Joseph Little, Vannie Logan,
Margaret Morris, Myrtle Morris,
Larry Potts, Margaret Price, Will
lard D. Richards, Barbara Robin
son, Cynthia Sammons, James
Smith, Gloria Taylor, S. Martin
Thomas, E. Regina Tribbett.
Promoted to Grade 4-Charles
Bessix, Ernest Bibbins, William
Cottingham, Reuben Evans, Har-
ry Heath, Russell Heath, Edward
Morris, Robert Jackson, Richard
Taylor, David Thomas, Anthony
Wilson, Maeola Downs, Sheila
Durham, Mary Evans, Rhonda
Gardley, Lorraine Hath, Joyce
Simmons, Ruth Sims, Roberta
Smith, Sara Wilson.
Promoted to Grade 5-Jimmy
Brown, Matthew Smith, Lucille
Butcher, Eugenia Corbin, Shirley
Hath, Pear Heath, Ruth Mitchell,
Alice Mckinney, Minnie Morris,
Darlene Richards, HiIda Thomp-
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30

Want to work deeper .shallower? Just touch
handy inger-tp lever the Safety-type Hydra
lectrc control system your Oliver Super tractor.
No need to leave the tractor seat You never touch
the cylinder ustment collar It's picked up
automatically, moved wherever you want it-even
son the CO."
No field delays either This "Hydra-lectric" unit
is provided with dual control system. Implements
can be raised and lowered electrically
or manually with the same levers. It's Y.YIT731
one of the many features on the new
Oliver Super line you'llIappreciate.
Come in and get the full story.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30

mended where grade herds are
maintained for beef production in
farming areas.
If spring calves are fed a sup
plement of grain on grass while
they are nursing their dams, they
can be marketed in the fall when
weaned at an average weight of
about 500 pounds, according to
Waller. Beef calves 6 to months
old, of good quality and finish, are
usually in good demand and gen.
orally bring greater net returns
than if carried over another year
or two.
Calves fed grain supplement on
grass while nursing may either be
allowed to run with their dams
and have access to grain in a
self-feeder placed within a creep
or they may be given separate
pasture with access to grain and
be permitted to nurse 2 or 3 times
a day. Using separate pasture
for cows and calves involves more
labor than allowing the calves tc
run with their dams.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAM
LIES OF KENT COUNTY

start, and save money too, by u.s.
ing a new discovery.
Delmar ]. Young, Extension
dairyman at the University of
Delaware, reporting on findings
at Texas A & M College, says a
new additive has been found for
milk replacer formulas which pro-
vides needed fat and at the same
time prevents scours resulting
from nutrition causes. The ma
terial is a fatty ester derivative
taken from by-product of veg-
etable oil refining.
The whole formula is made up
of materials available from feed
dealers, and is simple enough to
be mixed at home. 1t keeps well
in fairly good feed storage areas.
The original formula-without the
anti-scour additive - Is Included,
along with instructions for mixing
and use, in Progress Report 1710
of the Texas Agricultural Exper-
iment Station.
Feeding a calf whole milk costs
the average dairyman about soc
per calf per day. Feeding the
same calf the formula-with the
anti-scour additive - costs about
15c per day; and the switch from
colostrum milk to the milk re-
placer can be made abruptly.
Calves gained better and more
steadily on the old formula than
on whole milk. Growth studies
are under way using the new for
mula.
AS the formula is now being
used, it includes: 55 pounds of
dried skim milk, 35 pounds of
dried whey, 10 pounds of the
anti-scour additive, one pound of
an antibiotic source, and 100
grams (about Ia pound) of stab
ilized vitamin A source per 100
pounds of milk.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30
as peppers, snap beans, cherries,
and Strawberries.

as peppers, snap beans, cherries,
and Strawberries.
Growers are urged to try this
material on several paintings on a
trial basis at first, according to
Prof. Rain. Although this mater
ial has been very effective under
certain conditions, it has not been
effective in every location where it
has been used.
In the same lima bean expert
ments, irrigation, too, increased
pod-set and yield as much as 100
percent with an average of 35 per
cent, or SIT pounds of shelled
beans per acre, in Z experiments.
Cultivation at bloom, a single ir-
rigation at bloom, and straw
mulching had no consistent effect
on pod-set and yield.
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Use Caution With Hitching
Tractor

When hitching your tractor to
an implement, your place is on
the seat--not between the tractor
and the machine.
For disobeying this rule, many
a farmer has paid with smashed
fingers, a crippled leg or even his
life, say Asst. County Agent
Ralph Barwick.
In some cases the farmer blames
a grabby clutch for his accident.
Or maybe he thinks a hand clutch
is meant to be operated from be-
hind the tractor while he juggles
the implement tongue. But the
manufacturer didn't make the
hand clutch for that purpose. If
you get hurt or killed by misusing
it, it's your fault-not the trac-
tors.
You don't have to get off the
tractor to hitch a wagon, plow or
other implement with light
tongue if you have hook that
let's you lift the tongue while you
stay on the seat.
For discs, manure spreaders and
other hard-to-hitch tools, take the
time to jack the implement to the
right height after stopping the
tractor few inches from the ma.
chine.
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Elaine Watson, Gloria Wayman,
James Wilson, Shirley Wisher.

The following students had per-
feet attendance for the school
year 1954-55: Luz Maria Kerr,
Gertrude Langowski, Janet L.
Wickham, Ruth Carey, John F.
Clark, Joan F. Loose, Talmadge
White, Elaine Carey, Sandra Rob-
inson, Ann Shaw, Richard Reed,
Christine Sharp, David Dickerson,
Rebecca Scotton, Janet Christoph-
er, Marlyn S. David, Cynthia
Louise Deamer, Lois Warren,
Margaret Ann Scuse, katherine
David, Lana Reed, Nicolas Rosel-
10, Thomas Schmidt, Richard
Moore, Barbara Ross, Jeffrey
Deamer, Carol A. Boyles, Allen
Haley, Ronald Sayers, Ralph
Thompson, Ruth Ann Carey, Terri
Lynn Slaughter, Charlotte DISH
man, Bonnie Mae Langrell, Robert
L. Riddagh, Lynn Carey, Sandra
Haley, Shirley Pase, William P.
David, Barbara Dietert, Karen
Sievers, Fred Shaw.
Smyrna times., 1955-06-30

Not until you try strawberry
sour cream freeze will you be-
lieve that such a luscious des-
sert can be prepared with so
little effort.
The basis of this dinner finale
is fresh or frozen strawberries
and commercial sour cream.
Perhaps you aren't acquainted
with the bewitching flavor OF
modern sour cream-a fresh
dairy product.
Next time you shop, look for
sour cream in the dairy case
at your grocers. Sour cream
comes in paper cartons or wide
mouthed glass jars of " pint
size equals one cup) or one
pint size 1.-TWO cups). Store it in
the refrigerator just as you do
other dairy products.
The wide variety of ways that
sour cream can be used to make
good food better is amazing.
For example, it's a fine mari