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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28

You can buy II. perhaps at many places, but
there's one BEST place 70 buy N-and that
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28
FLOUR AND FEED

Following are the wholesale prices on -four
and feed furnished by the Los Angeles Farm
ing and Milling company;
FLOUR
xxx Standard, blended .....,............se.0 90
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28
Citrus Fruit Report
SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS
-

a Orss. Lem. TtIeS
3 Monday, Sept. go. o II 9
3 Total to date this . NJ z
3 season 80, 24,S29 4o70 SS'AUo z
8 Total to date g
3 last season ..,.s1,OT7 e006 S7,0s8 o
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28
LATEST FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL REPORTS
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES. Sept. 97-Bank olearings
were 81. 211, ,625.31. an increase Of S64,56SS9 as
compared with the amount for the correspond
ing date of last year Following is a compara-
tive statement:
1910 1909 1908
Sept 80 3s2 1885 1s74, 1916 81. POI. .sO4 80
Sept. 27.,, 2211, ,625.31 2,14705s92 1872, ,14s AZ
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28
NEW YORK STOCKS

Special service to The Herald by ]. G. Will
son, 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles MEM
ber lew York stock exchange. Chicago board
Of trade, stock and bond exchange Of San
Francisco.
NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Following were the
a inria Alndnn
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

Special service to The Herald by j. G. Will
SON member of the Chicago board of trade,
New York stock exchange and San Francisco
bond and stock exchange. 212 West Fifth street,
Los Angeles.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
snIdaftIida itiIiiirtsn phiIofOpbis

ienThaftIich itiIiIirttn pbiIoiopbie ies
ner onsritaniftten 0riinbertn, bic
fihsr febr eeiponbt In Der pborophraie
iiberlebter geeItipeisbetten, in Der llms
ftreibuna bes gibsltbums, Der 2es
ssnbe, Der Mstopb.r, bic lie obiidtlid
immer buhitGbIih nimmi, uno BITE
bod niht gefpanbt eenus lit, Stnn
unb Iniinn iiberbriiden Su fDnnen.
SD bore uufmeriiom, tpie tn tinem
aollee 3u. Sd femme ia oieien Sptrts
tuaIismus, Der, iiberiprist, iiberbrsbt,
iibertriebsn, gu ertldren permdg, mas
5rau goSn audi tuirtlid bebouptet:
raIfss aeben In eeiitis. Nur bic
JcIae faIIher gorousIesunsen III bos,
mas mir a6rpsrIihisit obtr GIeti1
nennen.@ SD babe ia, ipenn i6 nint
irre, einmal oht Ssmeiter meines Ses
bsns p.rpbiIoippbirt. unb ih tenne
aud gerteIsp, ben bnpericealiitiihen,
bon BEN bic dmerttanii6e Religiorlss
ififtsrin ibre GroItionen unb Wibpers
itdnbniiie oosr minoefiens bic sydbigs
teit bat. 10 su fGreiben. bab mon ou6
oos 4onitruirteits nod fir etpds
Dentbdres bGIt. ab,r ih beirohte mir
suel.ib aud ipieoer bieIes sldubiee
pubIifim. gIe bieie gtiihter Iino
dnfanes tpie i'm Gdnpf nit Geodns
fen ungeipnnnt unb periunten; cine
WeiIs binburh III bas fiiblbar; bdnn
lit es. aIs srgebs man iid. Die 0es
birns bsrubigtn Iit. Die 9omtn
i6lieben rtIisnirsnb bic austn. WaH
In betdubt. Wlan lit gliubie. Aus
bsm 2sbrbuh itrGmt es INNER ipeiter
htroor BON Der @eipibbeit, bob b;.
Sroufb,it ME bic Siinbe nur i'm G<iit
eyiitiri uuo bonn 8sift iiberpunben
nirb, bub ss Elm ~icisntifiIhes- Seilen
gibt uno Elm 9.rhiitsn all.r, ouss
nabmIos dler 0sbreits burd ben
rintiasn @louben. Won bort e. Rdn
nimmt ss obus aopff6iitteIn bin.
Man oentt ubsrbaupt eorni6t
msbr 4gp.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

GrunoItiide bes Ct. Sofepbs 8aiiens
buuies in golb Springs am arbeitsrs
tage.
- gdns Clifton lit nun nit Bois
ier oerfeben. Die lebteu Rohrsn tpurs
ben om Samftas sslest uno bas Wal'
Ter ansepreht.
Sm SOutbgute Dtitritt puroe Die
gpnbzQusgabe fir einen Inbau an
Dem Shulbaufe nieoergeittmmt.
- oSrene Mlc9operu, go. A 8eit
S5ront Strabe pobnbuft, puros pOn
Dem QutomobiI bes Sobn Sargent,
9e[Iepue, Sp., an Der 5. uno DaInut
Strabe in Cincinnati erfabt uno erlitt
fhmersbafte 9erleBungen an perlhieoe'
nen 90rpsrtbeiIen. Sargent bob Die
Sletne duf uno brahte iie ndh bem
Speers SOIpitaI in 0opton, no thre
Wunoen perbunben rpuroen.
- @eiunbbeitsbeamter Or. 9ebm
beribtets FDlgenoe SooesfGlIe fir Die
oerflohene Wo6e: Senrp Speele, ID;
Sane RcSntpre, %; Qnna 0ic4rbIe,
Ga; Mlort 6idert, SO; Qmanou Glpins,
73; Rutb 8osnsn, Il Wonate; 8ruce
Scott, /; Satbarina Walb, 85; Sbom.
Gottinobdm, 80; Gatbarinu Seaper1,
90; CIioer 9altion, 68; amsrtcu
Moore, "a; SGugIin9 9unt; Barbara
2eibert9, SO; Sobn SonnelIp, 90.
- s. 5rantIin Ruit itarb gsitsrr
i'm Qlter BON 81 Sabren, in ieiner
@obnung an Der Wt. PIeaiant IOs.,
Sieblanbs.
- Sin 9olisiIt lpeieerte iid geItern
ouF einem Strabsnbabnpo9en ieln
5ubrgeIo gu 3abIsn. Gr perisBts Dem
aonoutteur Smith einen Shl00, ipors
ouF Der Soroutteur uno Der Ulotors
mann Weber ibn ppn Der Gar iesten.
-g gut. goniban, SO Sabre alt,
iturb oeItern in speers SoipitaI. 9os
2ei6en5egGrgriB finoet morgen Dor
mittog BON Der Ct. Stepbdnussalr6e
aus Itatt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

- Sin 8rosfeuer brad geitsrn on
Der GIurt Strube in 0nntoR aus, boS
i6neQ our6 ben PoIi3tIten 2onoau
uno 9seuermari6au WoIfrdm 9eIo'6t
puroe, obne erbebIi4eu S6uoen or9ss
rihtet 81 baben.
- Der 4usFIug oes Sadion Club
na6 GlortS 0robe in 9apton mar IN
ieoer 5inii9t Elm GrfoIg.
glle 8orbertbiiren Der 8apton
WirtbI6oftsn puren geitern geihlois
len. WiGpor Guinbp, Der bic S6IieBz
ung Der WirtbibaFten an Sonntus
niht befiirportet, erfudte Die gBirtbe,
ibre 8orbsrtbiiren 81 i6lieben uno Elm
rubiges Saus 3u halten. Setnem
8unf6e tpuroe prompt pilfobrsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

Sami(ton gnScigcu, 2OfnI sR oti5eu
nuo 9tcagfeitcu iiuo nb5ugeben Gfc
Der 4. unS Charles Strafe. lluirr
Nacut FIR SnmiltOn Uubnt go. 3O1
3urD SrOut Ctr. SelcpbOu (Sume)
Ru. 37S 9. SclepbOu uuieres SOrrr'
ipDnSentcn: Some RO. 626. s
- Carl Ilm purbs uuf bic Qus
tlQQe Don Robert gleiI IT,, ppn Der qos
Iisei Derbdftet, neil er ben Sobn ce5
2esteren pGbrenb zines Wortpe6.
fel5 uber ben 8efis zines Ra6ens
i6Iug. Der San tommt beuts Dor
Mupor RotbpeQ gum 8erb0r.
- 5orrp 2uttebaus, Elm gots Der
8eItern Union telegraph Co., meIoete
Der goIi5ei, bub Elm 0ieb istn 3peirao
Dor Der Gburs Der 2. RationaI gaHt
ita6I.
-Trau Sobn Seger, 169 6anOpsr
Strube, beI6entte thren 8atteH nit
einsm S0bn6en.
- Der 9eutitF ariegsr Inter
1tIBungs 8erein bielt gsitern feline
regelmdBige 8sriammlung ub, in mel
der nur Routinegsitdfte erIeoigt pur.
ben.
- Der SamiltOn SGnserbun6 bait
morgen 4benb feline regelmdBige 8ers
iammIung in Der 9ereinsbaQe ab.
- Der gabiT6e untsrftiiBunsss
8erein erIebigte bic DorliegsnDgn 8es
iaGfte in ieiner geitrigen 8eriamms
lung.
- Sames 5amilton unb 8eorl
5OipGrb batten borIeBte glu6t cine
S9lGgersi uno Qsstsrer erpirtte gegan
6amilton einen SaftbefebI tpegsn Syriee
Oensbru6s. Samilton bot i'm 5oipz
arb'i6en Souie 8emiiIe fell unb be-
nusts S6impfpDrte, als 5rau Sop<
arb niats taufen poIte. Sotparb
it:Qte bierauf 6amiIton our Rebe unb
bic S9Idgerei mar Die JoIge.
- Die 9rIber Otto unb WiQiam
5efsnbru9. 2ebterer in Sft 5qmiIton
po6H9aft, trafen iih porgeItsrn Qbeno
an Der Gte Der 5. uno 2ubIpp Strabe,
nd fis tpdbrenb zines Dprtpedfels in
zine Shldgerei ssrietbsn. gle perbe1
iI5 beute DOR UtaDor Rot6rpeQ ipeaen
Griebens6ru4s gu berantporteu bd.
ben.
gran Wart: 2ofdiabo, bic 8itts
De bon Itiaoel 2Of6iupo, ipel6e bier
nit ibrem Sohn areb Ro. 822 Siib 8.
StrcBs ro9nts. tit am Samitog Ra6z
rrittag pdbreno eines geTu6es Gei
i5rer S6peitsr in Reabing i'm Qltsr
oon - sJo5r:n geitorben.
- Gis Jomen grintmann, Septe.
geoti., Rnnde unb S6aur. iofp:e
6err 4SGrfon fiHo gu 3rpeitp0ten..
lihem aufsnt6oit na4 WtartinsDile,
Jnb.. gersiit.
- Jrau Carl u. Gagel bon go.
532 Roro z. Gtrnbs bsi6entte ibren
Gatten nit einem 9o6tsr9en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

9ie Nciupurt Cfiice fiir bas yGin'
eiunatter SDlfsblntt" befinSet IldJ in
go. 331 9Orf Struke, sssenIber oem
GOnrtbauie, uDiclbit Heuigfeiteu, 4n'
5eigen II. I. N. bis 10 llbr 45 Minuten
Nbenos entgegeugcnOmmen iueroen.
Selepbon SDrab 2401. q
- George 9. 81rtlett's 8o6nun9,
an Der Oft 5. StraBe, pIroe ben einem
ginbre6er beiu6t. Gs i6eint iebo6,
bab oas 9epiinitte nt6t gefunoen
ober Die Diebe Oeri9eudt puroen, benn
es Dtro gii6ts permiBt.
- 9uDio Sones nurbe bon Ri6ter
9apttns unter $1,000 girgf6uft ars
Der 9aft entlaFen. 5ones t0otete gcln.
Ter in 9apton, Sp.
- Sn Der IeBten 0erIQmmluna tes
Gnter 9egeni. unterTt s3ereins bon
IsDport fii6rts qraTibent Qtt6.
Stauomeifter Den 9oriiB uno Setreti.
6ran3 Streine bas 4rototoQ. 4na.s
meIoet CUR QufnQGme In ben 0ereir
DEtpe Qerr 45eier ErGmlIn3. GGs
2rautentDmmitt.e 6eri6tete u5er cine
4usgabe bon $44 CT arortenoelb i'm
lsBten Mtonat. Die 1slegatsn reg Q.
s. Il. Q. berittstsn &5sr o!s Do6I
tbrer 8eamteH etc.
- 5sHrp asu9, sin Gngsas0,er ber
6. unb 8. ga5n CT tn Isz6autsr r.
WleIbourne, Gp., Ftart asftsrn IN
Speers Sofpitol IN sIne- e6ugour3e,
Die tbm Elm Waun l2nens gLat II
Brent, &p., bei6r16te.
9srr Otto 5sints uns ssrL Wa.s
sarethe Oeihmuun Duroer rorcftsrr
bon ReD. S6oeffer, cor oer gs. grct.
CT. paulus air6s, s.:rGut.
= SOispb 3. 2esitng unb gi6arb
Willer Dsrtlagter :. C'5ora fir S58
unb Sobn s. S'Sara fir $e2, fir
Initrei6erurbsitsn.
- Das Eommittse bes CT. Bonita
tius Misunderstanding belt gsftsrn eins
Werfommlung ab unb traf Deitere
Worbereitungsn gum pienie auf bem
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

Tie Gusinstpn Office fir Sas Sin
sinnati @ulfSblatt" beiinSet itd I'M
1sbGube Der Gopinstun GOai & SuuS
&c., 0p. 509-511 Mabiiun apenne.
anseigeu, Wittbeiluuseu unb geltel,
Inngeu irgenomelher slrt mereen bis
10 llbr IbenoS oaielbit entsegeugc.
npmmeu. Selepbun Spnth 24OO.
- Mdp WiIcpr erIan9te einen8ers
bdftsbefebI eegen Serrn Utc9ta uno
Satin unb Jruu 0uthinipn pessn
unproentli6en 8etragens. Die 9es
Hannteu puroen oonqpItsiit Muatsan
perboftet.
Dem :. $. Qttins, BON go. 76
pite StraBe, tpurbe Elm Rod uno eine
Dsite geitobIen.
- Gbei6eine: gmil .. WeIfh, 27,
unb Bertha 9rene 5arris, "a, beioe
BON Rihmonb, Sno. - Gpsrett Wlcs
Clan, 81, bon ReiIn, g., unb Sdttte
Mennineer, %. bon Srfpro, 8. -
Sdrrp 6uu, 25. unb Gertie Ut. Ro=
berts, II, beioe bon bier. - 4loon &.
SoI5fafter, q, unb 4lfa s. Batter, Is,
beibe BON 9apton, 8.
9efunb6eitsbeamtsr Or. @dlz
ltnaforo beri6fete folgenoe Spoesfdue
fir bic perfloiIene Wo6e: Carolina
@eIp, SO; 2ulu Roie SpinoIer, 80;
Robert Runit, 7 MlOnote; 5rant
Burns, 6; Spbn Seuman, /; Worp
8ronaop, 5 Monate; @IiIabetb Sbintz
Ie, 73; Wapme 0tlbe, %; Barbara
Giebertb, 50; 0enniSSpens, 65; Sobn
g. MulDen, "a; Wurtba Bauer, 90;
W2amie Sttd, 27; So6n 0reFfer, It;
8. Go. Mc4rthur. 33; Gint 9Iotz
burn, q; Soiepb Gagan, 6 Wtondte;
gilbert G6mibt, /; Jruncis 9oumer,
81; genjnmtn Steoenton. 81.
Seute 9tbeno finbet i'm 2ootout
Sonie b12 9on3ert bes Menbslsfobn
6eIanqoe.rins itQtt. Sin ausgetpdbl5
tee 9rodramm pirb Die Sbeilnebmer
dui's gefte unterbalten.
Stote 2obor Sripettor Qatrid
5ilburr 1T geitern bier etngstroffen
unh lDiro lie 5abriten inipi3iren. IQe
&inber unter IA SSahren miifen Elm
gertifttut pom S6uIzSuper er;ntenoent
Slub tuben.
- 0os 2si6enbegGngniB bes Der>
ftprbsrer sS,bn 8. Seipel finbet ON
9ienftaJ Yprmttta9 BON Der Ct. Senez
bittus Sirds aus ftatt.
-gsfibperdnberungen: 4bum, Wa>
tbilba uno QmoIie g2oQ on u. Ron 10
older Qanb an Der 8uttermiItgite, 81.
- 5elena 9ilobdm an gatrit 6anraz
ban, Got in WiqbaIe, &p., $3.50. -
Sarrp ). 8tttIinger an 2lntou uno
Qnna Seblborit, 2ot go. 3 in 2uoIop,
&p., 81. - Wm. +. unb ellie 6.
@eaDer on u. :. Gueita, Got go. 18
in Der 5. 8. 9ruie l1nterabtbeiIung,
81.
- Sin @auner erbru9 bas S6aus
fsniter bon Sobn Sbeeban's aIeioergez
f6Gft uno ftabI Elm Semb uno ipn=
ftige Gusitattungspaoren.
Seute tritt Die neue Srber 6es
goIi8ei6efs 6enrp SduIer in &roft.
Die cine Sdlfte Der 9oIi3iIten muB BON
7 lIbr Qberbs big 8 llbr Worgens
Sienite tbun unb III Der 9ienft Der an
bersn 9dIfte bon 5 lbr Morsens bis
z llbr Nbenos.
- Or. 9uD Gtmann uno Satin
uno 5ruu 0r. Ben gtmdnn itnb BON
Geoar POint, Putsinz8ap uno anoeren
Yldsen 3uridgetebrt.
- Srau Wiuium 0ennien unb ibr
tIeines Gtno iturben geitern Ruarlit.
tag in ibrer 8obnung in Sanbforoz
topn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22

- Der 3uitanb Der Satin o:s
2eisnbsitattsrs aler 9unter bon Der
2ubIpp Strabe, tpel9e fett gBp6en
on einem Wogenleiben ertrantt TT,
bat iih perihlimmert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Gieans' i'm g fgetnuii.

Gieaas' i'm Gafeefnuii.
- 60 oenft Manf,er, Der ourdl
morttidreieriife anaeisen pom Hun.
bermitieIn perleitet, iein guies @eIo
heraiebt uno cine Shunomeopin on.
fir erbdnoeIi. Go bentt aud iDcbl
Wonher, Der BON bem groben GEL.
irtittei oes Or. g. giIsbee gegen Cd.
morrboiben. 4nnfeits, Iieit. Seib
nlio poriiftie, Sbr 0eibenben, uno
ienbet erft nod elmer probe, be Gud,
y. Reuftoebter & Co., @oy 1916.
gieiu Dorf, oiif DerIcneen foiten.
fret 5uihiden tperbest, ebe ibr Il.
nen Wcrrotb 5u foufen. brn,dA 5n
allen reuommirten afpAbesm 81 3D.
ben Nh.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-08-22
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
---ss ssrasmssss---
Ua6rfagfrin lieIes 3eila(lcrs.

g6cn Ia Der ditefsen 8stt aab 90 eeplHs
nerfcnen. bic ourh bic E6cpfana bsber beaobt
fvcrgn uub 20 Iieat leiH Bmsifei boz. bab
au6 teifisutaas nod Rrfcnfn eriftiren. bic
bnr4 stns uHbsiauHte araff I'm eianbe fius.
9ielss m ibuu uHe boruussufaaen. fras tar
hntere eritanHIn IN nHb bIsibt Gar eof6es
bat eie gsohr etefe Dame bsfoHbsrs beonHftisi.
benn ne oct itr bic feIiene @abs berIleben. bns
aeben ibrsr msifmsuffsn ME siH aufasfnlaas.
mes Rua aeHdn sn Iefsn. Brgstt fri6t. bab
Ne tn itrer eiaereu Refieers on sssfin uosnne
nctut. sebust bic CAT enh Car bsfilA bs
eeefiu sfoenus. saHn aetf hisfeIbe bsnaisf bis
Shr bic ff6ne aefibsHs BON fSruu p. Daspu
srreie1t Gns Sans IN snr IsH!eu 6aub nne
am 8Guns ifi esr sanmt:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, friiber Trau De&tsIs
esesIn aseHns. alnwsss, ginstHnast. csis.
HrefIi6e anisporfsH si.o0 rue bariSer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
WHY SALVES FAIL,
TO CURE ECZEMA.

Scientists are now agreed
that the eczema germs are
lodged not in the outer skin or
epidermis, but in the inner
skin. Hence, a penetrating
liquid is required, not an out
ward salve that clogs the pores.
We recomend to all eczema
patients the standard prescript-
ion Oil of Wintergreen as com
pounded in liquid form known
as D. D. D. Prescription. A
trial bottle Of this d. d. D.
Prescription, at only Is cents,
will instantly relieve the itch.
We have sold and recommend
ed this remedy for years, and
know of wonderful cures from
its use. We recommend it to
OR patrons. Robt. w. Harvey
az
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Publicity

The old, old saying: cit pays
to Advertise" has been at.
tackled. Strange to say, the as.
sault has been made by a news
paper. An Iowa newspaper
has voiced the opinion that the
city of Des Moines will not re.
'ceive adequate returns for the
expenditure of the $4,000
which has been appropriated ia
exploit the virtues # the city
for a period of three years.
This discussion should be
carried on with vigor. The
more widespread it can be
the better. 1t is a pertinent
question. If it is possible that
it is a mistake for a city to
spend $4,000 a year for the
advertising of a city, it is true
that it is a mistake for anyone
to advertise.
Why is the pr noting of a
city's businesses different from
the promoting of an individuals
business? The individual NAV
have a retail or wholesale or a
manufacturing establishment;
the city is composed of all these.
The merits of one, if told often
enough and to enough people,
will receive attention and pat
ronage which undoubtedly will
apply to the other as we'll.
1t is not only foolish, but it is
disastrous for any one to dis
believe in publicity. It is the
greatest power of the age. A
recent play which has been
very successful was called
"The Man Who Stood Still. "
The man or city that stands
still, stands still, or worse, goes
backward.
The greatest recommends
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Extra Special Offer

To each and every contest
ant who brings in five new
back or renewal subscriptions
to the Times from this date to
April 10Th, we will award Alb
lutely Free a beautiful Sold
Nickel Silver butter knife and
sugar she'll.
This offer is extra special
and in no way conflicts with
any other special that has been
offered and is open to all Of the
Contestants.
This contest closes April 10Th
and the time to win these spec
al prizes is short and the OPP
portunity to win a beautiful
piano is slipping by. All votes
cast for these extra special
)
prizes count on the piano just
the same.
We want several hundred
more subscriptions and are u.s.
ing these prizes to get them.
There are any number that can
be secured now in the next few
days. Get busy. The closing
date is almost at hand. The
contest is not over until a
o'clock Of the closing date and
you cannot afford to lay do wn
now. ala
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Jones
were appointed as committee
to find new members to fill the
vacancy.
Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Latta and
children
Mr.. and Mrs. James Owens
Mr.. j. w. Latta
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Howard
and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L Frazier
Mr.. Frank w .lters
Leona Walters
Mrs. Perry
Inez Frazies
Tillie Perry
Adjourned to meet with Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Divelbess.
Mr.. F. F. Beebee Pres.
Mrs. w. A. Selvy Sec.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Married at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Schmidt north of Mag
nolia. Miss Rosina K. Schmidt
to Mr.. Fred Reinhardt.
Wednesday, March 30, at high
noon. Rev. William Grobe, of
the German Evangelide church
performed the wedding cere-
mony. After the ceremony a
bountiful dinner was served
just immediate relatives being
present. The bride wore a
gown of blue silk, tan slippers
with hat and gloves to match.
The groom wore the usual
black.
The bridal couple will make
a short wedding trip to LIE
Mars and Sioux City, Iowa, af-
ter their return will be at home
on the G. f. Reinhardt farm
west of Magnolia. Both are
members ofthe German Evange.
Tide church at Magnolia. The
bride a is popular young lady
having lived near Mo. Valley
most of her life. The groom
was born and raised near Mag
nolla and is a prosperous young
farmer. Both have a host Of
friends and relatives wishing
them a long and happy life.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
F. H. Beebee 9 Co., Beebeefown, Iowa

ton that a commercial man
gives of another is the remark
that "he is a live wire" That
expression is full Of meaning.
It conveys that the man, thus
designated, is a success. His
goods are recommended in the
same words. He would not
represent anything but the.
very best. What then would
be the reputation for a city to-
be known as a olive one" and
how will city get that reputa-s
ton? The answer isvery easy
ADVERTISE -Des Moines
Capital.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Harris Grove Farmers Club.
The H. G. F. C. met at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Latta. Club was called to order
by the president, and minutes
of the last meeting read and
approved.
Next was a song by the club
Softly and 'renderly
Select reading was then
taken up and read by the fol-
lowing:
Is the farmer guilty?
Mrs. Orr
To Solve the Mysteries of
May 18th H. H. Mckinney
Fifty years of love
Mrs. Alexander
High farming at Flmwood
Mrs. Jones
Club adj burned for dinner.
Two hours we're spent lin feast.
ing and visiting. At 2::3O P. M.
club called to order and select
ions taken up and read
The feather bed
Mrs. Longman
R ecitations
Dean Latta
Walter Hunt
Questions were answered as
follows:
10 1t was decided that a
farm engine can be used so as
to be of considerable help to
the farmers wife.
20 Considering the interest
and cost of improvements for
fifty years, and also the advan-
ced prices of land it was decid
led the prices of land are not
unreasonably high.
80. It was decided that a
vacuum cleaner is very useful
in the home.
Questions for next meeting
10. What should a bushel Of
corn be sold at so as to pay 8
per cent on the average price
per acre of land upon which
corn is grown?
Mr.. Vanderhoof.
20. Upon what does the pros
perity of our nation depend
mostly? Mr.. G. H. Logman
SO. How does the farmer
view the high school Of the city
for his boys and girls?
Mrs. Geo. Weatherly
Committee on questions for
next meeting: Mrs. Orr, Mr.
w. A. Selvy and Mrs. Walters.
With the deepest regret the
club accept the resignation of
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Mckinney
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fens.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Repairs

The question Of has today with
men Of pader trade difficult first realize
the Lchhed Spreader this
simply result Of
the machine kept
breaking strain tbs pounds will
of
v'ieci TODAY. - ~ $3.50 -
20 lKE box widened all
with
steel the maleab
enough which be built better. - ~ f 49,
The question practically preader
We
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Report of the Condition
-oF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Missouri Valley, in the State Of Iowa, at the
close of business. March 30, 1910.
REsoURCE3.

RESOURCES
Loans and discounts
ovedrafts seured and unsecured
" g. Bonds TO secure circulation 10000
Bonds secnitie', etc 10000 o.
Banking house. furniture and fixtures Gl65 20
Other real estate owned. Observation-Disclosures.
Due from National Banks (not agents
Due from State and Private banks and bankers
companies and Savings Banks. ..................
Due from approved reserve agents 29462 "a
Checks and other cash items
Notes OF other National Banks 675 90
Fractional currency, nickels cents so aj
Lawful money reserve in bank rig:
specie . 1868 90
Legal tender notes 1868 %
Redemption fund with q. Trcasur per
cent of ccu!aton) ............ $500 90
Total ........... ............... 4sG7o7 63
LIABILITIES
Capital s'ock paid in 80 $1,000 90
surpus nd go Observation-Disclosures. ...... 10000
Undivided pr, ess Exoenses and Taxes id 1928 81
National Bank aadng ............. 49iOO 90
individual deposits subject ll4825
Demand certificates of depos. 8l6s3
Total. .................. 4so7O7 90
Mate of Iowa. County of Harriaon
Jno. .. Mcaavren, Cashier the aby, named bank do
knowledge and belief
JNO 8. MsGtvHEN, Cashier.
Subscribed and to before day April
q. ", Kellogg, Nutay Public
Correct-Attest:
g. & {: : : !. ' s.,,.. Director.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Our Hopes Shattered

About ten o'clock this morn.
ing one of our citizens was
espied by one of the Times re.
porters going up the street
with Be worth of steeples and
q borrowed claw hammer. OF
course his first thought was,
the hitching posts were going
to be repaired. After follow.
ing the said citizen several
blocks-well anyway they
weren't repaired.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Reel who
moved from here to Vail, Ia,
just recently were in this city
today enroute to Fremont, Neb.,
where they will make their fut-
ure home.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Bogenrief, of
Elmwood, Neb., are in the city
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. II.
II. Dickman and Miss Lillian
Bogenreif.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

Ike Ward and Win Burbank
have bought a model 10 Buick
of Stout & Schulmeister. 1t is
a little beauty and now the
boys can go fishing at Mobiles
Lake and be back before break
fast.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

n. M.9Cramer and j. j. Sulli-
van drove their machine to
Omaha today where they will
have a new magnetic pat in.