Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1911-06-08

The recorders Office like any other |
money received by that Office and is
turned over to the county treasurer.
TIE law does not 60 into effect till
July 4th when it is expected many
will take advantage of it.-Red Oak
Express.
Mrs. r. J. Creveling returned yes
terday from visit at Oakland.
Miss Bessie Watson returned yester-
day from college at Indianola.
C III. Reynolds went down the road
today noon to find big team to use on
the street sprinkler, having taken the
job for the summer.
That was beautiful rain we had
on Saturday night. Iowa seems to be
favored this spring while
it is said that Kansas and Oklahoma are
getting badly scorched.
--Thaviu, the leader of the Interna-
tional Band is a Russian. His band,
however is made up of American artists
who know by nature the American
spirit. Their patriotic airs have the
American ring.
The Weatherwax Male Quartette is
made up of four Weatherwax brothers.
Their voices range from q clear, high
tenor to very low bass. 1t is remark
able that such a range Of tones should
be found in one family.
The Chautauquao offices at Cedar Rapid
look this week like freight office. AL
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vertising matter is handled through that
Office, most of it being shipped direct,
the rooms are piled high with publicity
material.
Miss May Delaney, who has been
teaching in the rural schools of this
county for the past four years has been
elected to teach the intermediate gaades
at Gray for the coming year. She is an
excellent teacher and the school board
of Gray have made no mistake in elect
ing her.
Half the Joy of life comes from get
ting good out of things as we go along.
Some OF us are always putting off our
enjoyments. After awhile we expect
to take q rest, see friend, read a book.
But after while never comes, the good
times we are looking forward to lie as
far away as ever. All our life is spent
in meaning to overtake it and enjoy it.
Meantime we toll, drudge and grow
old, passing by with unselfish eye the
happiness we might get out Of every
day.-Marble Rock Journal.
DO you know that an editor or re-
porter for a newspaper can in his rounds
stop and ask hundred persons What
is the news? And ninety out of the
hundred will reply. Nothing special
and yet fifty out of that number know
that il not found in the next
paper will astonish them greatly and
dissapoint them more, and perhaps
make them madden than hornets.
Don't be afraid to let the newspaper
man know it.-Exchange.
--P. s. Junkin, publisher of the Cres-
ton Advertiser Gazette owns and con-
trolls Winton. six, which is the pole
boss in the automobile world. Some of
the newspaper boys are becoming so
shameless in the display of their wealth
that the magazine muckrakers are like
ly to be asking where did you get it,
gentlemen. For a newspaper man to
own an automobile is almost prima
facia evidence. Exchange. And COM
ing only two years after a trip around
the world makes it look more sus-
picious.
Wouldn't it be a good plan when
some smooth tongued agent calls at
your house and tries to sell you some
article to just call up one of our bust
ness houses and ask If they do not keep
a similar article and at what price they
sell it? The chances are they not only
keep something as good but that they
sell it at much less price. Try it once
just to see. The foreign canvasser and
are after your money with lit
tie regard to what you get in return.
They do not expect to come back and
do not have to make good TO you.-Mal-
vern Leader.
We would like TO know where the
Farmers Free List" which is now
being talked of by the democrats and
is going to help the farmer
We should like to know of o factory
located in Canada which manufactures
farm machinery which is not controlled
by the International Harvesting Trust
or some other trust, and it Is not very
likely they would sell farm machinery
any cheaper than they are at the present
time. 1t Is virtually the same in regard
to lumber, etc. The Free list might look
pretty good on paper, but what the far
mers want to know is how IL is going
to help them when the factories and
lumber companies are controlled in
both countries by the same trusts.
Enterprise.
The Iowa state board of health has
started crusade against two-wheeled
go.carts used to ride children in. Sec
rotary Sumner has declared that they
have no springs in them, and that when
the go-cart with, its load of human
freight is dropped from curbing, the
jar on the spinal column of the child is
, bad impediment to the child's con-
tinued health. He will urge abolition
IF such carts unless they are provided
with springs. The carts can be either
pulled or pushed along, the child sitting
lpright. Every time the cart is pulled
over bump or dropped from the side |
walk to the pavement there is jar ON
he child's back which is tending, in |
he opinion the of board health, to weak |
IN the backs OF childre.n-Ex. Y