Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-22
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Denison.
Another evidence Of prosperity Is
found In the fact that the delinauent
tax list of Crawford county this year
is the smallest 1T ever had.
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Centerville.
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N1apieton.
+ ssrerilI Slralng Drought CONSERVATION
20 the hearts OF the notwithstanding
fraternity OF TINS place Wednesday
sWhen ne appeared NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
me grand jury WITH warrants for the ar
OF a uozeil oI.our All
ana t,artenars NIT ~, !, ,n,a
appearance and are now awaitinp tbs
action off he district cont
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Boone
MISS NARY Moore. the lS-year-old
daughter OF MI. and Mrs. John Moore,
VINO was terribly, burned early Friday
morning died from the INJURIES received
at O'Clock sunday morning. Her body
was IN q most horrible condition. From
the knees to above the waist large pieces
of flesh would leave the bones II they
We're even touched ever 50 lightly. Miss
Moore was conscious TO the very last
moment and suffered the most excruci-
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Clemens.
Bugle: Our school opened this week
with Mr.. Gruver and Miss Wyatt IN
charge. and fifty-four pupils in charge.
The two rooms and two teachers are a
vast Improvement and every indication
is for excellent work. There is talk of
the school in Liberty No. 5 not opening
this year, but hiring some one to haul
the farther pupils here. This would be
% wise thing to do, as it would cost the
district only about SO or $50 per month,
instead Of $40 or S45, and they could get
a longer school year.
Cfeston.
Conductor Mart Crane Tuesday fore
noon advised local officials Of the fact
that a man was lying beside the track
near the old McDill switch with bad
cut In his head. He was unconscious
and 1t is supposed he fell off tram
during the night 1t was the opinion
that he had laid near the track for
seven or eight hours. Section men We're
notified and picked up the injured man
and took him to station for examin-
alton and attention. His death is ex-
pected. Name not given.
Keokuk.
Monday an interesting deal in real
estate was consulnmated. The old Al
len farm near Argyle, Lee county. re-
Gently owned " pr. ,. =. AlcSfears.
was traded Tor iSsoknk business proper
~ az a price OF Sio,ooV. or s4o per acre
Inc farm contains 4oo acres and is IN a
fne state q agriculture. me purchaser
iof the farm I'm was Mrs. eieoage w. Gard