davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR sALE-2 hdrm modern
 fome. Eao'a pt F. nj from tho Mission toward Loran Station. Comp. furn, TV &. deenfreeze included. Furnace heat. Rea- sonable down payment & terms.
 2 bdrm partly furn quonset, 4 rms & bath, 34 acre; '55 Nash Metropolitan hardtop; '47 Jeep, 4 wheel drive; 4 wheel Case trailer. Ph 1882, Milton Smith, ST. Box 41. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

HELP WANTED LILY Janitress for Aleutian Homes, Inc. Perman- ent resident preferred. Apply Mon. between g am & 5 pm at project office, 1122 Carolyn.
 Hin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR SALE-BEEF, VEAL S
 PORK. Orders taken at Brian Thorsheim's Barber Shop. 20. Box 961. Used fir lumber, $80 per M, all dimensions. NMon's Ranch. lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR SALE-'51 Chev. Motor re- built '57. Very good transporta- ton. $325. See at II D-A. Ph 649
 after 5 pm. lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR SALE-Kitchen table; studio couch; drapes that fit Aleutian
 Homes; lamps; Emerson TV;
 L.R. furn. Ph SIS. lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

RUBBER STAMPS for every bus : ness, professional or personal ase. Ready made or made to order. Quality, value & prompt
 service. Kodiak Rubber Stamp Co. Box 1034, Kodiak, Alaska, or see Joe Raymond. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR A QUICK SALE list your
 property with better CULVER
 REALTY co. Licensed & bond
 ed broker. Ph 2761. Hin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

BOAT FOR SALE-1T' dory w cabin, SIPS. Lncas, MS. 226 or see at Alyine'S Marine Repair.
 lily
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
EST. FOOD ROUTE

D0 family Watkins Route now available. 90 year reputation. 4 top-grade one-man business, and no experience or money re- 4uired. Write for full informa- ton to The J. R. Watkins Ccm- pany, 1903 Brooklyn Avenue, Seattle 5, Washington. 9-2O-6n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

WANTED TO BUY IT Lapidary cutting and polishing set. Ph 283l. 11-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR SALE-Like new Formica off~white dinette set w/black &
 brass trim. matching plastic chairs. Call Mrs. Zuker, 3971 or
 5O2. 11-1n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

MOTOR VESSEL .sToRK - for hire or charter. Hunting parties &s towing jobs. Good accomoda- tions. John R. Malutin, Ph 4101. tions. John R. Malutin. Ph 4104.
 11-2nc
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR RENT-House, newly decor ated turnout, 1 bdrm plus built m hunks. Comp furn auto washer, dryer, refrig. Near Spruce St. playground. Lg yard. Ph 2374. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11
NEW & USED MERCHANDISE
 Bought, sold & exchanged.
 Hanks Radio & nv. Ph 1922. tin,

1859 AUTOMOBILES. DOMESTIC & FOREIGN: FEDERAL AUTO MOBILE SERVICES IS BET TER BUSINESS APPROVED. 500 FRANCHISED DEALERS. MILITARY & CIVILIAN. COM PARE; SUPERIOR DEAL.
 CALL 9-119 9-27-1Oy
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR SALE -- Full grown geese. S10 ca. Tom Gallagher, Ph 3o33
 or 22SG. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR RENT-Newly decorated &
 comp. furn 1-bdrm house on view lot. Navy approved. Inex-
 pensive utilities. Suitable for couple. ph 3tS4 eyes. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

rFORi SALE bdrm aouses $2,50o. Ph 4O63, Billie Day until g pm.
 ts 1l-4n
Kodiak mirror., 1958-10-11

FOR RENT with option to buy Comp. furn house on view lot. Navy approved. Economical utilities. Must be seen to be appreciated. Owner will finance responsible party. For appoint ment Ph 3184 eyes. tin
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Past Masters Honored By
Noble Lodqe, F. & A. M.

Past masters of Noble Lodge,
F. & A. M, were honored Fri
day evening at special meeting
and conferred the master mason
degree on two candidates with
Bolon Farmhouse serving as
Worshipful Master.
The past masters honored at
this meeting included Mr.. Barn
house, A. r. Boyer, Paul Nc
Glashan, John McKibben, Harry
A. Semon, w. E. Cecil, Walter
Brown, John T. Kirchner, Walter
Quick, H. c. Secrest, Charles
Evilsizer, Harry Richcreek, Har-
old Mongareidge, John Groves,
Frank Tarleton, Owen Picken-
paugh, Ralph Radcliffe and Dana
Caldwell, past master at Sharon
lodge.
During the social hour, re-
freshments were served by the
officers.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
n New Cars

Continued From Page II
rolet; Fleeman Pontiac Co., car,
Pontiac; Franz McNutt, car,
Chevrolet; Ronald Forshey, car,
Ford; Martha Patten, car, Ply
mouth; Wilmer Watson, truck,
Ford.
Ronald l.. Neff, trailer, Great
Lakes; Clara B. Mellon, car,
Chevrolet; David d. Morris and
Anna Morris, car, Chevrolet;
Norma Gregg, car, Studebaker;
Richard A. Davis, car, Dodge;
George D. Daugherty, car, Ford;
Emil Archer, car, Dodge; Donald
H. Webster, car, Pontiac; w,
Clyde Stevens, station wagon,
Rambler.
Clerk Snyder reported that
$255.35 was turned over to the
treasurer of Noble county;
$62.90 to the treasurer of the
state bureau of motor vehicles
and $1,000 to the treasurer of
the state department of wild
life for the month of November.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
MWCD Plans

Continued From Page -
recreational facilities in a similar
manner and these bonds will be
completely retired in 1862 wholly
from district income. An ad-
d;tional 100000 has been spent
for such improvements out of
its current income.
The foresight and vision of the
members of the Conservancy
Court, which is composed of one
common pleas judge from each
of the 18 counties and is the
districts governing body, are
responsible for the facilities that
are enjoyed by millions yearly
and that have benefited this area
SO much through industries,
homes and the many other
developments influenced by it
in the district.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
krther's Ridqe

ARCHER'S RIDGE - Johnnie
Phelps visited a few days last
week with his aunt, Mrs. Ida
Smith, of Ball Holler.
Matte Wickham, Miss Mary
Davis and Larry Wickham visit
ed on Friday with Miss Pauline
Wickham and Alonzo Davis, of
Cambridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Wiley
and Kathryn, of Caldwell, were
dinner guests on Thanksgiving
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dallas Paisley and Mrs, Eva
Gherst. Afternoon callers were
George Sill, of Fulda. Mrs. Eva
Gerst is on the sick list.
Revival services has begin
Sunday evening at the Archer's
Ridge church with the pastor
Rev. Kettle.
Mrs. Mildred Craft attended
the butchering recently at the
home Of Bede Hupp.
Butchering is the order of the
day on the ridge.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Noble SGD Group
Will Hold Annual
Meeting Dec. 10

The sixteenth annual meeting
of the Noble Soil Conservation
district will be held Wednesday,
Dec. 10, $50 p. m, at the Belle
Valley grade school. The pro-
gram will start with registration
of eligible voters, landowners or
tenants. Then dinner will be
served by the senior mothers of
Belle Valley school. After short
intermission, entertainment will
be given by the Shenandoah Val
ley gang. They will provide fur
ther entertainment throughout
the evening.
Three supervisors are to be
elected to fill the expiring terms
of H. R. Blackburn, Floyd Miller
and Virgil Moore. Nominees are
Ray Baker, Robert Ball, William
Grimes, Torrance Holman, Rob-
ert Merry, H. w. Morgareidge,
Gordon Secrest and George
Tomcho. Nominations will be ac-
cepted from the floor during the
meeting.
The Goodyear Award will be
presented to John Carter, Of
Sarahsville by Mr.. Grubb of the
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co,
MIR. Carter will receive the award
as the outstanding conservation
farmer of the year in Noble
county. Favors for all dinners
will be available through the
courtesy of Edwin L. Crum,
Caldwell Produce Company, and
the Buckeye Polled Hereford
Assn.
The principle speaker of the
evening will be Rev. Russell H.
Hoy. Rev. Hoy received the hon
orary degree of Doctor of Di-
vinity from Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity in 1949. He has written
the column 'The Country Par
son Ponders" in the Ohio Farm
er since 1945. And since then he
is we'll known as preacher, lee
turer, author, farmer and state
grange chaplain.
Tickets will be on sale until
Friday evening, December 5th.
Reservations can be made by
contracting your Soil Conserva-
ton district office in the K of c
building in Caldwell or phoning
Caldwell 180 before Friday even
ing, Dec. 5.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Leaders Training Program
Scheduled at Local Church

Miss Mabel Spray, specialist
from Ohio State University, will
be present Friday, Dec. s in the
Caldwell Methodist church for
home demonstration leaders
training meeting, according to
an announcement by county
agent, Floyd Henderson,
Miss Spray will conduct a
demonstration on the Family
Business Center. This will in
clude a study of equipment and
supplies needed for safe and
convenient storage of important
records and information.
Home demonstration leaders
of all the clubs in Noble county,
will be in attendance at this
meeting, according to the county
agent.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Milk Youngsler To
New York In Effort
To Save Eyesiqhi

The 2R-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. George Milk, of
Brookfield township, left with
his father for New York, We'd
nesday, where an effort will be
made to save the sight of his
remaining good eye.
The little boy has already lost
the sight in one eye and will be
totally blind uni SIS proper medi-
cal attention is received.
The youngster is being taken
to Columbia University, New
York, where a research. specialist
will attempt to save his vision.
The Caldwell Lions club and
the Society for Crippled Chill
dren are helping to finance the
operation as a part Of their sight
saving program.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
SOIL CONSERVATION NEWS ay MERLE xap,Er
Idle Acres Are Many Things;
Hell p Make Noble County Green

However, something can be
done to obtain production from
these idle acres. Production may
be increased 100-fold but if it
cannot return 100-fold, why not
50-fold?
I'm thinking of the production
of forestry products, Christmas
trees, boughs, posts, poles, and
saW-logs, but most of all, beauty.
1t can be harvested anytime, par
ticularly at this time of year
when the other fields and wood
land is so brown. Some green
on the hillsides makes the trip
to town more pleasing and the
trip home more enjoyable when
we have some of this beauty to
come home to. Picture windows
with no pictures are hardly prac-
teal. The farm programs make
it possible and the economy
makes it necessary that we plant
Noble County Green" Cost
sharing is available from the
ASC office. Technical assistance
is available from SCS personnel
where plantings are made for
erosion control or watershed
protection. Now is the time to
order trees for spring planting.
Order blanks are available at
all agricultural agency offices,
county agent in the courthouse
or ASC and SCS offices in the
K of c building, West street.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
WiIIsereek
WTLLSCREEK

WILLSCREEK Sunday
morning was the coldest weather
we have had yet SO far. The ther-
mometer registered below zero.
Lester Smithbarger took a load
Of cattle TO the GAINESVILLE sales
la Saturday. He said there was
not much stock there. The farm
ers couldn't get out on account of
snow.
Bobby Wyscarver's wife run
her automobile in the creek, Sat-
urday. No one hurt but the car
was damaged.
Guy Oliver and Virgil Poul-
ton were on No. 16 last Saturday,
clearing the snow off of it.
We are glad to hear that Sylvia
Roe who is in the Barnesville
hospital, is doing well. They
set her leg Tuesday.
Ed Warner and Robert Dol
lison were here last Saturday.
Denver Moore and family and
William Moore and his mother,
Clara, of Canton, were visitors
at Earl Moore's and Harry Stott's
over the weekend.
Several people from Powhatan
were at c.. P. Moore's and Ho-
bart Bates cabins, rabbit hunt
ing They didn't get many. 1t
seems the foxes has got the rab-
bits.
Grace Hannahs and family
were here last week.
Lots of farmers butchered last
week. There seems to be a
security of butchering hogs
around here.
Several deer have been seen
close here since the snow. They
had better hide soon as the deer
season comes the 18th of Decem-
iber for four days.
Woodrow Carpenter, brother
and Jim Bishop were callers
here last Sunday. They were
clearing the roads of snow.
Bradley Carpenter was her.:
last week. He isn't able yet tC
get around much.
Charles Eschbaugh and Ray
Brownfield were visitors here
last week. Charley is 86 years
old and pretty good.
Tommy Triplett and son were
here last Saturday.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Feeders

Continued From Page II
flock of 70 brood ewes and q
flock of lambs on feed. The last
stop will be at the Producers
Livestock Yards in Lancaster.
The group will observe the mar
keting procedure in full opera
ton as Lamb Pool Day is Mon
day, Dec. 8.
Ralph Grimshaw, extension
specialist in sheep production
will accompany the group on the
tour. According to county agent
Henderson, all persons interested
in sheep management should
Join this conducted tour.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Sub-Zero

Continued From Page II
although it was practically a
hopeless task on Friday.
Saturday nights blizzar d
caused the heavy snow to drift
and many secondary roads in
the county were almost impass
able due to these drifts.
Bulldozers and scrapers were
used by the state highway and
county crews to clear away the
drifts piled up on the roads, Sat
urday night.
Richard Burlingame, official
weatherman for Noble county,
said today that his records do
not go back for great number
of years but it is believed to be
the first time in history here
that the mercury has plunged to
below zero during the month of
November.
Driving westerly winds in
Noble county Saturday evening
caused the temperature to drop
rapidly from rs degrees to II
degrees in less than an hours
time. In the next hour after the
wind subsidized, the temperature
slowed its decline to three de-
grees in an hour and at midnight
stood near the zero mark.
Kenneth G.. Kearns, super
intendent of highways, reported
that state highway crews were
called out early Friday morning
when the snow began to fall and
they continued to work "a hours
a day until Sunday evening.
Supt. Kearns said that crew
workers were called out by
shifts so that the snow-covered
state highways could be cleared.
The only state highway in Noble
county to be closed was State
Route 339 at Crooked Tree. This
road was closed at 800 p, m,
Saturday, but was cleared dur
ing the night and reopened for
traffic.
Local state highway workers
are required to clear state high
ways in Noble county according
to priority. The state routes IN
their respective order are as fol-
lows: USR 81, SR 78, SR $40,
SR 145, and SR lat.
The latest report from the
state highway garage, south of
Caldwell, was that all state
roads are cleared for traffic, but
are considered slippery III spots,
which makes hazardous driving.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
Xmas Porode
Continued From Page II
md OldSmobile).

(COntlnued From rage
and Oldsmobile).
Paul Jonard will announce the
main float events, including
Santa Claus, as they pass in
review; Knights of Columbus
Boy Scout troop under the direc-
ton of Bruce Nero.
Pleasant City All club float
with Ralph Ayers in charge;
V.F.W. Boy Scout troop under
the supervision of Fred Ander-
son; B.P.W. float; youth float
with Mrs. Clyde Teeters in
charge.
Local Cub Scouts under the
direction of Jack Reed; minis
terial association float; Santa
Claus float; Vergari's store who
will have a musical float with
Marshal Jack Oliver serving as
safety officer.
The stores are rapidly COM
pleting their outside decorations
and all will be in readiness when
an official welcome is extended
to Santa Claus by Noble Coun-
tians next Saturday.
The Santa Claus float is being
decorated at the Dean Reed
garage and any adult or high
school student who could help
with the decoration are urged
to go down there and lend your
assistance. 1t will be appreciated.
Chamber of Commerce officials
said that Santa would again be
in Caldwell on Saturday, Dec.
l3 and again on Saturday, Dec.
20, when the huge community
candy treat is sponsored and free
movies are shown through the
courtesy of the Roxy and Noble
theatres.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
SALES TAX RECEIPTS

Sales tax receipts in Noble
county for the week ending Nov.
Is amounted to $2,075.94, COM
pared to $2,966.76 for the same
period in 1857. In most other
counties in the state the receipts
rhowed an increase and not a
decrease as in this county. Total
collected to date for Noble
county amounts to $50,l26. So
compared to $55, ,O4650 for the
same number of months last
year.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

They create distance making
it necessary to have more miles
of road per farm, family, village
or per person.
The idle land is difficult to
collect taxes on and as much,
drive the taxes that can be col
lected, even higher. They cause
neighbors to live farther apart.
They contribute very little to
the economy and are generally
too poor to support even wild
life.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04
DISMISSED HOME

Mrs. Calvin Mendenhall was
dismissed from the Good Samari-
tan hospital, GAINESVILLE, to her
home on Walnut street, Sunday.
She is recovering from major
surgery.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1958-12-04

Marketing charges are expect
ed to rise further in 1859, but the
average farm value of foods like
ly will decrease, say Ohio State
University extension economists.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

MERcEDlTA AcEvEDo, aes.
pampanante belleza niearaSiieA.
Sc, fragante y sutil como las
azucenas que florecen silvestYes
en- las vastas praderas de La &C.
govia, nos visit6 aver, "por que
tenia muchos deseos de yer IN
periodico por dentro..." Tai fus
Ia impression que nos eaus6 Ia
presencia, que por POGO nos de-
mora la salida indefinidamente
de no haber mediado Ia oportu.
ma Intervention de NEGRONI...
Aver, sabado eumpli6 akos, per
10 cual Ia tfasmos q esta eclun-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
EMBAJADA


BERNA Suiza, (UPT-- La
embajada francesa en- BernA, ha
sido puesta bajo poderosa custo'
dia policial, despues de haberse
reclbido Ia information de que
los nacionalistas argelinos pro-
yectan un ataque contra Ia re-
presentation d~iplomatica.
La policia patrulla, de unifor.
ne Y de civil, la IONA cereAra
a Ia emhajada, mientras guar.
dias uniformados custodian Ell
ediflcio. La puerta del jardin,
por 10 general alberta, fue ee,
rrala.
Tn vocero de la justicia fede.
raj Y el Departamento de Poll.
cia manifesto "Recibimos nues-
ira information, de una fuen-
te tue consideramos digna de
credito y hemos tornado las pre-
! onurinnas n~ecesarias.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

DEL "DlARIO las AMERICAS"
(Viene de la Primera)

anunci6 que miembros de la
Association International de
Transporte Aereo, Sc reuniran
en- Cannes ell proximo % de Sc
tiembre, para la revision anual
de tarifas y fletes del Servicio
International Aereo regular.
Representatives. de las 56 COM
panias aereas, miembros de la
Association, consideraran la uni
formidad de las tarifas mundia-
les, a la luz de los costos y pro-
nosticos del mercado, como una
base para recomendaciones a 60
biernos para ell ano que comen.
cara ell prlmero de abril de 1859.
La revision que Sc espera de.
morsra tres semanas aproxima.
dalnente. comprende entire co..
600 y 10000 tipos de tarifas.
p. c. F. Lawton, de la Brithisf
Always, presidira las sesioues-
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
;. MIAN/... ~
de day. de roche $.:3t

CARLITOS BALENCIAGA, trabaja de "Benboy" en- m
Hotel de segunda clase en- la Playa; es un muchacho joven.
neno de energias y muy querido por todos Sus companeros,
qu1enes han compatible con e, varios amos, subiendo y bajanA0
maletas, csa natural en- ell giro a que Sc dedica. CARLTON
esta casado, su esposa Sc llama Carmen y naci6 en- Valencia
Espana, siendo una destacada modista, cuya profession ejeree
en- benehcio de I'm taller de costuras en- algin lugar Dor oil
NV. Esta ejemplar pareja, tan Iena de aspiracioneaa V
posibIidades, planea ell establecimiento de I'm neeocito de hAeer
aiteraclones y confecciones de vestidos femeninos y va estkn
muy cerca de realizar sus proyectos. Sera en- Washington
Ave, cerca de Lincoln Road. En- 81 oportunidad les dare
mas detales Ali no para TODD. CARLIToS BALEN.
C1AGA, es sobrino del oto BALENCIAGA, que en- este monen-
to, Sc ha metido en- un bolsillo a los DIOR, a los CARDlNs
los COMA, etc, y sus creaciones han revolucionado Ia nsoda
femenina universe. Els ell padre del "Chemise" y del Sack
dress" y SUI Ultima exposition, recientemente celebrada en- Paris
pr su magnficencia, ha sido decIarada por los expertos. come
la meior en- dez anos. -. Y
POR 81 NO LO SABIAN 49,. Aver se eonmenAOr6 Of See
aniversario de la ~invenci6n del SANDWICH, maxima contris
del mundO. K
Para que no lie quede NADIA pcr dentro, este DEPARTMENTS
Sc declare a favor de los siguientes candidates a Concejales
despues de un minucioso estudio de los vinculos que los unen n
a nuestra genie y sus tendencies a mejorar nuestras necesidades:
CARLOS B. FERNANDEZ, Distrito No. 1 "SHEp" PHIL
LIPS, Distrito No. 2, (Felix Ramos es 81 Director de In Cam.
pana hispanoamericana) - C. D. FoUSE, Distrito No. 3 -
Tengo mucha fe en- sus promesas. 80.
La celebration mas pomposa que se efrecerG a LA CARLOAD
DEL COBRE, PATRONA DE CUBA, en- Miami, sera Ia orRani.
zada por ell matrimoniO CANO, Miguel Angel y Nena. sn "a
%residencia del 303 NE. End, st. La imagen de Ia Santa
y ell Altar, SON verdaderas obras de arte, luciendo espIendere.
ss jOyas y ofrendas florales Sc veIara toda Ia noehe del
domingo hasta Ell amanecer del lunes y los devotos serda sNee.
quiados generosamente con TODD 10 de rsor...
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

Ell Dr. EFRAIN LAMARQUE, GaIeno y Celebrities. ..
mido en- una guagua de La Playa Ell jueves per Ia noehs.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

POR 81 NO LO SABIAN 49,. Aver se eonnAenAor6 Of SNo
aniversariO de la invenc6n del W mSxima eontr;
buci6n del linajudO EARL OF SANDWICH. a los ccmeIcnes
del mundO..
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07
MERCEDES ACEVEDO
.par6 Ell trafico en- 81 Diario..

Ell DR.. EFRAIN LAMARQUE, GaIeno y e~atsdrktiee. A9.
mido en- una guagua de La Playa Ell jusves por Ia noehs...
Sc r1mora que SOCRATES. sustituiri a LILLE "a q
FLORIDA.
No pierdan de vista o MANUEL ALF0NSlN, alnAnalee pre-.
motor de establecimientos hpicos cubanos. Oasaiito, Plead.
lito, cafecito, sandwichito, etc.,. Triunf6 On Las BFsas ca.
banas" 207 NE. 1 Ave, estA triunfando en- LAS SEGUNDAg
BRISAS CUBANAS", en- Ell NV. de Ia Avenida Z y Gale 10 y
ahora 10 vemos merodeando por Miami Ave. ;Otras BR1SAg?
ST no 10 atajan, Manuel va q conveFdr tantas "brisas" sa IN
temporal. -.
VIRGINIA ALoNs0, Miss Televisi6n 1884 De cuba, Ire.
mendo monumento y tremenda esntante, aqui con noscres,
considerable mdlhples proposciones de IL Farindua -.
JUANITO, Prop, del ssANDYs RESTAURANT" d eays
Hueso, haciendole los honores Q Paneho y ManOhto Argue, ss
cafe "aguachento".
MIAMI tamben tene 81 "LTBoRIo". a.. ssa GA q 10 NE
1 St. Sc come muy bien...
sANJURJo, ~hablandole NAL Do sss DepaFtamsnAo q Wess.
tico y Tony.
Es tan grande Ia demanda de espacio sn 81 DlARIo para
anuncios de candidates q Concejales, que tenso que "eortar per
10 sano"... Total, 81 Ia mayoria de elos no van Q salir.. !.
"MUCHO OJO"... y kasta ell jueves.
N. del R.-Cualquier semejan2a o pareeido con personas WAS
o muertas, es pura condolences.
Diario las Américas., 1958-09-07

Sc rumora que SOCRATES, sushtuiri a LILLE q
FLORIDA.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-03-20
NeUs Grandfather Read.
-FRoM THE BLUFFToN NEWS ISSUE or MARcH e. Lois

Owing to the exhaustion of the flour
supply, the Ruhl bakery discontinued
operation Thursday. A consignment
of flour arrived Friday morning when
baking was resumed.
What was probably one of the high
est priced horse shipments in the his
tory of the town was made Monday
morning when w. L. Robbins. an OF
tawa horse buyer, shipped 80 head
from Bluffton to the Boston market.
He paid $11,340 to farmers in this
vicinity for the horses, an average of
$3.50 a head.
H. P. Mann and E L. and Noah
Diller have purchased the Star bak.
cry at the rear of the Althaus gro
cery. An experienced baker will have
charge of the establishment. The COM
pany will sell at wholesale only.
Andrew Kohl, who is in the sani-
torium recovering from the amputa-
ton of his foot, will be taken to his