Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1907-10-24
New Publication For Omaha.

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poultry and pet stock industry
of the Missouri valley. This
territory offers an exception
ally good opening for a publi-
cation of this nature, there be-
ing no other laper of this char
acter between Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, and Clay Center, Nebr.
The first issue of the paper
which appeared in September is
up to the standard of such pub
lications and the enterprise
gives fair promise of being a
winner.
Fitch=Bramon Nuptials
Married at the home of the
brides parents, Miss Edna Bra
mon and Mr.. Frank r. Fitch.
The gentle strain of the
Lohengrin Bridal March
brought the couple to a stand
still in the northeast corner of
the parlor which was decorated
with beautiful autumn leaves,
and in front Of this beautiful
handiwork of natures artist.
we e united in marriage this
young couple whose marriage
closes the only gap to happiness
supreme.
The ceremony which took
place at II o'clock a. m., was
followed by a pretty little din
ner course and everything
passed off in a very enjoyable
and pleasing manner. The
newly married couple leave for
Carroll at 5 p. M, where they
they will spend their honey
moon.
R. H. Harris, of The Times,
and sister, Mrs. C. C. Lahman,
eft for Extra, Ia, on the 2::3O
train, to attend the funeral of
their brother-in-law John Crane
which occurs tomorrow.
The American balloon that
started from st. Louis in the
international balloon race, land
ed yesterday evening in Ontorio
Canada.
Mrs. Carrie Tucker, nee Nc
Fadden, a former citizen of the
Valley, now of Denver, Col, is
here on business, and visiting
friends. She has resided in the
west about seven years, and
looks about as young as when
she left, which indicates that
the western climate agrees with
her.
Artificial drainage on the
Missouri bottoms is in its in
fancy. Public drainage sys-
tens are we'll under way, but
they will be followed by pri-
vate drainage which eventually
will reclaim every foot of waste
land and put in shape for sue
cessful cultivation in any kind
of season. The real work of
drainage is just begun. Sloan
Star.
And after the preliminary or
big drains are completed the
farmers for several miles on
either side will do the rest; and
the man who puts in the best
private system of bitches and
drains leading from his wet
lands to the main drain. Along
and near the large drains
natural seepage willaccomplish
more drainage than one would
think, but farther away the
benefits of drainage will still
depend largely upon the work
of the landholder in tiling,
road, bitches, etc. But the
benefits will be in reach of
those who will work for them.
Little Sioux Independent.
The Atlantic Daily Democrat
gives the following important
game law:
"Book agents may be killed
from October first to Septem-
Der last. Spring poets from
March first to June fifteenth.
Umbrella borrowers from Aug
ust first to November first, and
a man who accepts the paper
and when the bill is presented,
says: 81 never ordered it," may
be killed on sight, without re-
serve or relief from valuation
or appraisement laws, and buri-
ed face downward without ben
efits of clergy
A contract has been awarded
for a hanging stairway in the
Philadelphia city hall. This is
said to be the last job of that
mighty city hall lob, which
stretched over thir v.seven