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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
9Iiper Soften, man fierer me

llIiellll VI Nugel, u USl HlSSSi ull VI
gisre, at aisreren life ogioa bliper
rRb og iorfiamiet. Soften ipnes al
tio at pibe, ON 9isreren er rRo. Zen
err iaa at iise bis / iaa Senieenoe.
st 8riieblis meb Sub, Der
ligger beit % oper en- oaarlig
8runomur, err Ell baarlig Sinterbo'
Zig for unge 8riie.
SisIge iioite GenIls er Der |
De SoreneSe Stater 307, FOG apin-
Der, iom briper meb 5arming. Wan.
&c al Dem bar taget "frit 2anb" /
en- eler anben al @cititaterne. Der
par mango flere f~pinbelige 5armere
mn eno / 1900.
s De iioIte ii gar bar Solfe'
mengoen / Be Sor. Stater ooret,
mems &re~atitrmpngben bar mitfet.
Ser er 20 Trocent mirbre meo
SlagtefuGg III eno for ii Iar iiNen.
Ser er aItina goo 8rllno Tor, at
&iebpriierne er hsie.
@i fan pente %, at Hriien paa
Ilttomobiler bill 9aa NED gat'fe be-
tpoeligt, i~friper Ell, Tom irnes at
ia Itlberet Observation-Disclosures
grrnoigt. San nPpner $50 Collars
iom Tris paa en- M "garanteeo"
Gar meb Ell "Foper SLANT, iom
pil rim $4,000 @tiI" og iaa pioere.
- Saiier mcb tor Eels fon taale
en- bel Gel arIbe. Sert, Init og lui'
tiet bill Saler babe oct / lin Solig.
gn goo YlaOs for gammel,
u6rugbar "Saggetraao" er paa gun'
ben al Ell bpb 8rsft, iom mani itrar
bill fploe igien.
ut ifrPmme o. iage ct Gpr,
man bill ilagte, til 0pret begpnoer of
ipebe eiler blioe opbeoet, er aloeleS
life bra. &isoet bliper life iaa gobt,
iom BET ifrtlbe bore, og baper bes.
ltoen lettere for at tage Sfabe, blipe
"ult" {. Or.
W~elfefanber % Welfebstter,
6ortinningen er eaaet al, bsr fas.
iereS. De bsr / oct minbite bruges
til noget aroet emo at bope Welf /.
- Naar man bill ilaete % life
bar goo SiGlp, er oct iom HegeI fit.
reit at binoe 0pret foriparligt, III.
ben man ifpoer euer ilaar oct. Wan
faar alorie beore Gag paa en- Girls,
END naar oen binbes efter enc Bag.
foben.
Den perite IIabs for aalt,l.
nerne ON Hatten err Ssniebuiet. 90
bar man Dem Der badbe Scat % Dag.
iaa meget perre. ga flarer Be iis
langt bebre / Srpr og paa Susta.
gene. 9e ifuloe bape a~nleoning til
at iibbe oppe / anbne Sfllr ON Sin.
ternetterne = aIorig / Ssniebuie,.
Waifinifur ifillbe enbper Sar-
mer bape; men bet er life alt. Der
maa taees gobt bare paa Sarmreb-
Ifaberne, ielp ON De itaar UNDER Gag.
De fun baabe ruIte % raaone | ct
Maifinifllr, bnis man life olier, mo-
Ter og plbier Dem op, inben man iGt.
ter Dem fra Jig for Sinteren.
CONNIE bar regret no for os,
of ~Sarmmaifinerne parer giennem.
initlig 10 Ior Der | Amerifa. Sar
en- Sarmer Maifiuer for 1000 Dol
lars, forringes DC altiaa 100 Col.
lars / 8Groi for boert gar. Wten
bar en- 5armer gobt Waifinifur %
tager gobt pare paa fine Igerbrugs.
~reoifaber, ifuloe De bare oobbelt 'aa
lGnge. Waitiuifuret ifillbe altiaa
bore ppro so Collars pr. gar. 2ette
bereS forreiteu nofiaa rtmeligt no.
- 0ompeolie er ct letpinbt Wtio.
SCI, noar man bill faa oct til at
brGnoc burtigt / en- Spn; men alt'
for monge gisr op SlO for iioite
@ana Tor Siben peO at BRUCE Sampe-
ollie Oertil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
[Saz3jlSjII33jaIa

den entsie Engine. der mod
Held hrugcr kerosene, bruger
ogssa Alkohol Gasoline os BEN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
Grbeibsheitene

9e maa babe nogen gep9gelie
ube / fri 2uft bpereneite Dag, De
life er / Qrbeioe. Wen man ituloe
bore libt foriigtig meb benz, naar
man tat Dem no ira IN BARN Stalo
meget tolbt Seir. 9eore of pente til
ltbpaa Gagen libt, iaa BET er Col.
fin. Stuff paa, at Soften life mere
om 8interen emo ON Sommeren bar
go6t al altfor pluoielig S%oranOring.
Set bar life DC andre Susbprene bel
Ter for Ben Gags Sfplo.
gegaa life benne Siuter oct Mis.
greb ieien at eipe SeItene mere So,
Strau oe 9rout Sober END oanIigt
for at ipare 8rsn. Get lsnner Zig
life. Gn Seit, iom life foar @rsn,
pber oobbelt ioa meget So og Straa,
iom ben burbe foa. 90 bet ifuoer
SeItens 5or6eielie / 2Gngoer.
Sg iaa er set en- anoen cling: bpi8
&ierefarlen en- folO ginterbag maat-
te TRADE fire eler fem Wil til gpen
peo Sioen al lin Seit og iaa bleo
bltnoen til Ell Stolpe og maatte Itaa
ser / Eimepis uoen noget anOet ooer
Jig ems i'm inaue @rbeibSoragt, fom
ban fanife til at bIipe Ell Hefprma.
tor. San piloe iiffert begpnoe at
arbeioe for, at Solf ifulbe bebanble
fine Seite mere menneifeliat. Sfam
oper Ben Marb, iom bebanbler lin
foriparslsie, trOfoite Siener iaa bier,
telsIt, iom of ldbe Sen Itna ioeb og
bleo noe / Ginterfliloen u6en iaame-
get iom ct Seppe ooer zig! Spao
ban taber / Collars og Gents er for
intet at re9ne moo BEN Spnb, ban
oerpeb paabrager fig.
llotaI bare ct enfelt 9ommanbo.
orb 40 @angen til en- Seit, og lao set
blioe penligt, ifarpt og flart. %
bill Setter aolpoe big, bpab Oh ma
paaie, at BEN gisr. Somme brsIer
ltb en- bel Hpffe 9ommanooorb iii
Soften / ct &jer og penter erboa, at
oct berpeo iorpiloeoe 9pr fol aolpoe
Dem. aaar Den al gooe @rilnoe life
set er iitunb til at gisre, bespnber
Sc at misbanble oer. Sligt err 10
iaare uioritanoigt. gnbper, iom bar
3pr at rsgte og itelle meb, ifltloe
buife, of "0prene er ogiaa 8orber-
res Yleiebsrn". Saalanet tilbage,
Tom Siitorien piier, bar Setter Wen-
neifets troiaite Siener og lpbige
SIdpe, iaa BET er life for tioligt, ON
"Sfabningens Serre" bliper iaapas
folfelig, at ban bebanoler fin Seit
meb 5oritnnb. Saa meget bar | oct
minoite Soften fortiem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-22
6aab % gimf.

@9iten enbpcr eneelif Sarmer bar
en- 6aareflof. Ian mao oerfcr tnge
beore Bare paa Sunoene fine | eng.
lamb emo Der.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Thursday Club

Thursday Club met December 10,
at the home Of Mrs. Conmrardy.
An unusually good program was
given. Mrs. Anna McAninch read
the paper OF the day, "a D sap
peardng Race" Mrs. Will hms
gave a very fine selection from
Hiawatha. A vocal solo by Mrs. Oh
daker was appreciated by every
member present. After usual re-
ports and business transactions quo
tation from Longfellow were given
and a social hour was enjoyed
with the hostess. A dainty lunch
con was served at which Mrs. Bintr
ner and little Ramona Simpson as
8 sted.
The next meeting is to be held
January 2nd at the home OF Mrs. J
n. Dimdck.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
ktlantic's Curse.

The greatest curse any comnun!t
can have is . human be ng that
has no regard for the law Of he
land nor the property rights of
others. A man with a heart so
black and brain so sterile tha:
nothing but the redu :li n Of pr :
perty to ashes seems to satisfy the
morbid craving. The cowardly
curr practices his profession while
respectable slumber and with
the stealth of the assassin,
to whom this degraded be-
ing is akin. he appl es the torch
and sneaks away and perhaps is
perched on some high ground laugh
ing the laugh Of the maniac. II
Is to be hoped that the curse ay
be removed even though 1T take
lead to do It.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
DR.. HAMMER HURT
While Returning from Bridgewaper
Auto Turned Turtle Throwing
Occupants Out. Doctor Can BE
Patched Up.

DR.. W. U. Hammer. the dentist
who practiced in Extra, and moved
to Atlantic several years ago,
met W. tn an auto accident, Tues
day morning, that will cause him
a several days enforced vacation.
1t seems that he with three 9TH
ers had driven from Atlant to-
Bridgewater, the doctor to look
after his farm and the others to
bring back an auto that was left
in Bridgewater the day previous.
Upon the return trip and when
crossing the ra lroad track the car
turned over and the doctor, who
was in the same seat with the dri-
yer, received cuts on his face,
which required several stitches,
bes des broken nose and some
minor injuries. The doctor was
taken to his home in Atlant g and
.s doing nicely. His many friends
sympathize with him, but are very
thankful that he d d not receive
more dangerous OF fatal injuries.
That the other occupants OF the
car escaped injury and death is
miraculous.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Santa Claus Visits Extra.

Last Saturday afternoon Santa
Claus made his visit to Extra on
schedule and was at the Ed Cotton
store in the basement. where he
received the numerous letters ad-
dressed to him by the children Of
this vicinity. Mr. Cotton had one
OF tsA neatest and most up-to-late
minathre postoffioes to be seen any
where In one corner Of the basemen
that was !, even surprise to the
grown up people. It contained box
es numbered from 1 to 162 Of the
regulation size call and lock boxes.
At 1880 p. m. the store. both on
the main floor and n the base
ment was crowded with town and
country people, besides quite a
number from the surrounding town
and from the amount of goods and
toys CARRIED away from his store.
we will venture to say that Mr..
Cotton and his clerks had one OF
their busiest days for sometime.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
A Good Slogan

t-Boost-Boost: Should al
ways bs the slogan in H1-ra with
the busi1sss nel and every resi-
dent In Our little city. Df eourss
there are klways few RAocksIs
h Ill &t.ss. tovas and Aanlsts.
but In AEira the Deopls sAoald be-
1ia, alA at once. to work together
fer the good Of tAs towa and one
- ~ best ways Il to pRtronha
SuH Aa0o aSrcAaats ana not s%Ad
sw1y 6sc q Ting that saM bs
bought here. The money spsAt ut
hoOs = always AslDful = hone
DeoDle aad tAak ssnt away - na q
srd@ housss and ether tewas = .
loo 70 our ,ittla village. Bs =
oeootaF net . kaosksr.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
A Pleasant Surprise

Last Thursday night. several
friends we're invited to the e. A.
Rethmeier home by Mrs. Rethmeer
to spring a surprise ON Mr.. Reth-
meier in honor Of his birthday.
The surpr SO was complete and the
evening was spent in pleasant pas
time and social conversation. Mr.
Rethmeier was the recipient OF a
number of very nice presents, a
few i'm particular being very useful
ones. Mr.. Rethmeier is one of
EN ra's substantial business men
and we take thi . opportunity te
congratulate him on the occasion
Of h 8 birthday anniversary.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Parcel Post Notes.

With the beginning Of the New
Year the Parcel Post will be in eff
feet. and the following points are
worth VIII, lie remembering: that
the parcel to be delivered must
have the special stamp and the nam
Of sender upon it otherwise tt will
not be delivered. Full value on
lost parcels OF the amount OF $50.
will be paid the loser, If an add :
t onal ten cents registration post
tage is paid on package. Post
master Kreamer received the books
OF instructions and regulat ona last
Thursday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
COWS AND0THER COWS
The Difference between Ones That
Make Their Owners Rich and
Those Which Make Their lOwners
Poor.

The winn ng herd of six cows in
the Illinois competitive test, which
closed recently, were cred ted with
a production of almost exactly fifty
pounds OF butter per month per COW
for an entire year.
At tn rty cents a pound, fifteen
pounds of butter are worth fifteen
dollars; so that the value of each
cows yield of butter fat per year
was about $3.50. 1t follows that
the profit above the cost of feed
and care was more than s100. per
COW.
Results l ke this are attainable.
There are many dairyman who are
realizing a net annual profit above
all cost of feed of SIS. to 500. per
COW.
The thing that can not be explain
ed is why people Will worry
along in the dairy business with
herd that yields a met annual i'm
come of from $40. to $40 per COW,
when this profit could be doubled
or trebled with very little trouble.
Dairy test associations, VIII ch
make 1t their business to test each
dndiw dual COW belonging OF their
members at least once per month,
are replacing poor COWS with good
ones in very many places and max
Ing the dairy business highly pro-
fitable.
There s to much work connected
with the dairy business for anyone
to do it for nothing or next to
nothing. The Journal holds that
Audubon County is losing scores of
thousands of dollar every year by
her failure to ogamze a dairy test
assoc ations.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Charles Schoff.

Charley Shoff. the all around
good fellow Of the Carpenter Paper
Company Of Omaha. was business
visitor hero. Tuesdady Last. Mr..
schotf has made" this town for
many years and his knowledge OF
the needs Of his customers are
20 well known 10 him, and his hon
orabla methods 80 well established
with the trads. that he Is turned
lousa n the remnants. to sort up,
&1d Charley lsvsr over stocks his
customer. Mr.. Seho2f and the
hsuzs ls rs1rsssntu are sdualsd BY
FEW saA suspsasd hu aone ON thfs
snSeh.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26

Next Saturday, December 2Sth
1912 is our next bargain day and
the follow ng merchants are offer
ing bargains.
H. P. Petersen offers a great
reduction on flour, oatmeal, coffee,
soap and tomatoes, and half price
for toys.
e. D. Cotton offers twenty per-
cent discount on his big stock of
shoes. The largest in the country.
70. A. Rethmeder offers Fairbanks
Gold Dust the regular 25c package
for 10 cents.
P. NJ. Christensen offers a ds-
count Of twenty-five percent ON
fountain pens. so percent ON hat
pins, ,25 percent on chains. cut
glass and china ware.
John Riley offers 20 percent off
on clocks, 20 yvIeent off ON
breaches, 15 percent on bracelets,
15 percent on watches. 20 percent
on lockets and cha MS.
John Nielsen offers 10 percent of
the price of anything in his store
and he keeps everything worth
ing in the hardware line.
~ .
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Bargain Day Specials For Next Saturday
December 28th--Another Big Bargain
Day is Expected.
IN UNION THERE Is STRENGTH /"
A Pleasing Medium In Business Pursuits
People and Merchants Working in
Harmony Buying and Selling

F. rst National Bank, offers rs per-
cent off ON cutlery for Bargain
Day, December28th.
Extra Drug Company offers their
dollar-size bottles of Patent Medi-
mes for so cents, also gives 20
percent off on all rubber goods, toll
ct articles andsoaps.
Nels Hansen offers his toilet sets
holiday stat onary, albums and dolls
at a great reduction and all games
and toys at half price.
Fred Cotton offers 10 percent
discount on everything in his store.
Fred says this is the largest dis
count ever given to the people In
this community. Come early.
Kommes Brothers offer shuttler
wagons at 49,, Moline $685.. others
i$62., s s:-::;Irs engines $685.. Sand
VI ch shelter SO. manure spreaders
68., and other attractive bargains
]. w. Alsup. the harness maker
spec allies on Siaemson's rawhide
whips, stronger than whabebone, re
gular one dollar size for this sale
IS cents. .
Don't forget the date. Saturday
-llenern hnr 2Sfh-..za a1e.ss lesae -.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
A WAR STORY
4 Laughable Story of Civil War
Times Never Told Before Oc-
CURED IN Buchanan County.

An old soldier related the fol-
lowing incident of war times to US
recently that will bear repeat ng.
Hs said, ga recruiting officer came
into our town calling for re-
cru ts fo the army and number
of the boys of the neighborhood
enlisted and among them a Dutch
man named Pete. Soon after an
officer from the Regular. Army
came into town and he too was
calling for recruits for the Regu-
lars. Pete, hav ng imbibed too
freely between the arrival of the
two officers, signed up with both.
The two recru ting officers met
and in canvassing the names they
found that Pete had signed with
both. On discovering this the first
officer said to his boys. Pete had
s.gned both lists and the other
Aellow is bound to take him, now
tomorrow morning at three o'clock
We will have two wagons at the
hotel and six of you jump into
each wagon and we will drive to
the railroad and give the other
Aellow the Slip On the arrival of
the wagons the boys were all there
and Pete among them. They has
toned out OF town and was making
good time. AS daylight appeared
enc Of the number looked back
nd remarked whip up there. dri-
YER. they are after u.s. The hor-
ses were urged to their utmost and
tha boys knowing 1t was Pete they
we're after concluded a part of
Yhem would unload at the lumber
1ard, make box. place Pete in it
and ship him with their camp out
u. After doing this and marking
The box Camping outfit Co. A. 38
II. Inf. This Side up. they load
"a the box contairine Pete and dr,-
ung to the train loaded him on
4 witc other camping materie /.
Inst then epr, ared ths Regular
army Recruiting Officer and said
reu are all under arrest The first
sempany remained under arrest
Vhile the train pulled out for Du-
buque with the camp outfit and
Pete In the box. On arrival the
hpx was stood against the wall with
Pete's head down. His calling for
help and blood running from the
box attracted the attention OF
lie depot helpers when they yelled
Who's in the box and Pete re-
sponded, mine got in himmel it's
ne, Pete Kratsengammer. Lee1
Hnie out
The Army t0fficer, not finding
Pete, returned to search the village
for him. The boys being dis
charged from arrest vent on te
Dubuque on the next train where
Pete met them with cpen arms
e1d sad Hoys i vas thrunk when
I signed the paper, but he'll ot
0st me- now. Pete made good
ssldier and served 10 Tho and Of
he Vur. 4
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Picture Show Sold.

Friday u last week. deal WIS
closed wlersby George Prali Of
Atlantis booaAo sole 0wuAr a the
pdstuSU ShSv owned by. voss and
Co. Of Nxsa. NJ. rrall. vs uadsr-
stand = sv1se e ''Noytsv' ,elss-
where snA shsresxAly unlarstands
the busf1ss.
Be took charge Of the sAow
Tuesday and wltA hh sanlly will
movs to uE1na ~ sasa - AA oal,
tind Z vaAa14 loahs.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26

AND MnARTACHDs
"lat4ls oAlAr~a utvD tAsdr aother
~ heAdaOA: bs1 e she lets THAI
have their own w vhsa they grow
~ 10 be great shlldrs1 they win
Edyp her tAa Anaxt1oha. Toousk
fondnsss ruins naay; and letting
faults alons ruins mora. Gardens
that arc nsvsr wssdsd vii grow
little worth satlanng."-spurceon.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26

in all TO over ssven millions OF
dollars.
lr. Sampson says that in . largo
number Of townships OF tho state
the people get but fifty cents
worth of road for every dollar they
invest. He expects to have the
bill presented to the next legisla-
ture.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Two Audubon County Lowyers Mah,nq Coca

Nj. Harry =. sampson. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. H. Sampson, of
Audubon. is at work ON q new
road law bill. the essence OF VII al
IL to economise In the distribution
of the County Bridge fund. the
township road tax fund; tho De-
linqueQt road tax fund; and the
County drainage fund amounting
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Melville BOY Dead.

n. Wul MeaA. wAs IVES rat,sa
In Melville tovasAip baA aovsd to
Twvesss City. Michigan after h .
graAnat O. II 1sdisils. died 1t hi
home Dscsnbsr 9TH WI wa q
brigAA youas nal rssDsstsA BY all
who knew hin.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
5 / 90 PER YEAR
EXTENSION OF TRADE
Thee Point at Which Business Men
Can Join Hands Even While Com
.peting strenuously for the Com
mrrnity's Trade.

'of course there's a reason fos
the eN stence of towns, as we'll an
for the existence of people.
They are established for purposes
of trade and traffic. They are me-
cessary Every town has it's work
to do, and the better it does it, tina
larger it will grow and the more
it will prosper. Some towns ara
successful in business, wht lie other
are failure and lose their trade to
their more efficient and enterpriS-
ing neighbors.
Towns, Like individuals, may win
or fail, and are winning or failing.
according to whether they are care
ful, intell gent, and aggressive, or
whether they are careless, indiffar-
ent, and negl gent in extending
relations with the surrounding COM
munit es.
1t is' a matter requir ng sound
bus ness judgement, and sustained,
aggressive effort. These things
will buI Id up a towns business, just
as they will build up an individuaps
bus ness.
1t is necessary that every bual
ness nam dioern the fact that hs
own interests and those of his con
petitor are IDENTICAL when en-
gagged in the work of extend mg his
towns trade. The one, first, big
thing to be done is to reach out
and draw more business to the tow
and draw more bus ness to thA
town; and then each one should 20
after his share OF it-and see thak
he gets It.
Fr1ct ON is really necessary. Tho
rules of the game call for UNITED
effort in bringing moro trade to
town, and good, live, keen COMPR
r1TnoN from this po mt onward.
Th g competition, of course.
should be fair. honorable, anas
free from personalities. But smc>i
business is. not a child's game, thosS
VINO engage in It should mot b.
sensitive. Nursing sore spots in
tertere with mans work, an /. hi
bua ness suffer in proportion.
petition con be keepnadvarfthmess
The fact is. however, that com
petition cam be keen and vigorouA
and STILL be courteous; and THAI
knocking" compet ton is foolish
business. The good bus ness man
1s the one, who can look upon has
competitor as an honest man. wl1o
treats him as such, and does NOT
Try to put b M in any other lighA
before strangers or possible custo
mers. This is the policy that WINS
In the end, for it enables all to
get together and work for the com
mon good. in the right spirit, and
n the most effective manner.
Your trade as 4 trade is all very
we'll,
1 But other good folks have thar
cheeAes to sell.
To get rid OF your wares 10 i'm
| portamt. rs true,
But to Live and lot Live II tie
ssAA Ela view.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Fine Fall

Husking time is nearly over Some
OF the larger farmers have a few
acres yet to pick. Our fall wealth
er was all that could be ashed for
and the husbandman has certainly
improved 1t. The crop is heavy
ono in fact much heavier than
for many years.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Sly About Il.

Mr.. Dosntao BasFsAA oe Viola
townshiD. end Miu Alics Johnston,
OF Ross we're married In OMnhA No
vsmbeT 17ta- Tlsv have xo1s TO
housekeeping sn ~ Johnson Farm
naae RoaU.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Commercial Club Meeting.

Members please remember the
regular meeting OF tho Commerciaa
Club III be held at the Danish
Brotherhood Hall Wednesday eve
ming. January 1st. 1918 at 1880 i
NJ. Business important.
3. N. SMITH. Secretary.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
0. c Donaldson.

Ar. %. c. Doaaldssa of Greeley,
Iowa. was visiting at tAs home OF
his soa. .. o. DonAldss1 at Anita
last week. o. c. will b remember
ed % the County Recorder Of Audu.
bon County. also . resident OF Au-
dubon townshl D for many years.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26

The postoffioe department has
issued an order to the effect that
there will be no back stamping Of
letters from Friday. December 2Ot
to FIR day. January Srd. This is
done to relieve the office from a
nonsensical drudgery.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Psulhy Coming.

AseA poslt1y cane 10 towa last
week tor the holiday season but
there seemed to be a great
shortass e the National Bird-ths
turkey.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
The Deep Well.

The tyeep well u Audubon 5
down about 2100 feet and the coun-
~il has ordered ne boring to pro-
oeed.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26
Sales Were Good.

Ths public sals Of farm products
at tho Nd Youag farm recently was
q decidedly great SUCCESS financ al
~. Everything offered for sale was
In the pink Of condition and
brought their worth. The gentle
men are some OF our best farmers
and believe TN taking care Of every
thing.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26

George Spencer was up from At
lantic on business Friday.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1912-12-26

W. g. varney, next door to the.