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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

I5lUolften @odc pie6er sum glnoriff
borgegongeu, baben ben Iinfen slii.
gel Der glaiirten gum Steben qe.
brabt, fin0 irIbit oltf Der aon8en
&inte gum gngriff borgegangen unO
treiben ben GemO lanqIam o6er fl,
der 5ltriid. Ser 8ormnrid naf
Sent Sitoen bat Die6er begonnen.
9cridt on Graf 8erniturff.
@nibirpton 26. Oft. - 0ie bie.
iige oeliti6e gptidaft bat folaenben
offi5iellen geridt aus Berlin er6aIs
ten: . 9lm "a. 0tober fam es Dem
.gier.Gdnal entIang su lfneren
aampfen; int gaor6en geIong es, Ell.
men uebergang iiber ben aono[ AT
er3piuaen in6 feiten SUB al faIien;
oitli6 BON gbres uno Iiioneitlid, bon
ellie geben uniere Sruppen laraiam
aber ii6er Dor. Sitenoe fpitroe bon
einem britiideu S6iff IN p6aig nut.
loier s8eiie bonlbaroirt.
SSu ben argonnen, o1tf Der Der.
bun Eoul gefeitiguugsLinie ba6en
unIere Sruppen ebenfaas GrfolQe su
ber3ei1nen; cine glnonbl fSran5oien
Dllroeu- gefangen genontmen, 6es.
gleiben mebrere Mai6inenaenebre
erbelttet; 5Dei frunBoiiicbe 9eroplane
muroen berabgeihoiien. ge6r0lid)
bon SouL moielbit nit aroBer Ct.
bitterung getdulpft nuroe. eriudten
mir INN einen filr5en BaffenItia.
itano, nm Die Sooten beeroiaen un6
Die 8erDttn0eteu uab ben Soipit6.
lern bringen au fonnen; Ser 9ein0
lebnte oas glnerbieten ab, iitoem er
geIten0 ntodte, buB bieIes bon lns
nur cine 5iute iei Inn IN Der 8mi.
iden5eit neue geritarfunaen beran.
8ieben 8lt fonnen.
8eitlidb bon gluguItotDo moften
ole 9tnIien einen 9lngriff ouf uuiere
gOiitiouen, Dur6en ober gldnsenO
elWldgell."
6nrdtbnres Slinoen Inn gurSen.
gartg, 26. 8ft. = 8on geieiibort
an Der belaiiden aiiite, fid1 fii6udrts
6lrh Sirntl0e, 2ang6enloreb gp.
reg uno oitIid bon grmentieres tpei.
tertDGl3e1o, Iotuie noh ellie ffn un6
6nln iiiopeitli8 bon arros iebte
iid Die beulerfensnertbeIte tSfladt
in Der g9eItgeididte fort. Sie tuir6
9leiG5eitig auf bem 9anoe ouf Ser
See, inter Der Gee uno bod in Der
auft ausgef1ubH.
9etbetIi8t iiu6 bic Gtreitfrafte
bon 4 9tationen: @ngI6noer, GSrmt.
3oien uno 8elgter = Iotpo6[ Qonb.
ioIOaten tpie SeeIeltte = tpioerieteit
ber3tuetfelt Dem gemiibeu Der arc.
Ben oeutfden SlanpinaIfline, mad
Der aiiite oes gIermelfanaIg 6urf5u.
brefen. 9aS Gnoe 1T nod nitt in
~ At
Die bereitii9ten britiihen 1mS
fran3oiiihen @eidpnoer bon W1oni.
toren NIT eerinlsm Siefaonq unS
9orpeooidgern bonlbar0ieren ben
6uberiten redten Sliigel Der Gent.
iden bon glieuport Biz mad 0f.
enoe. @Ieif3eitig ftno iie 6arnit Be.
iddftiet, 9tnerifie nb3utpeiien, tpeIde
bon oeutideu Gorpe6oiGgern oafI
iie aeulndbt iDer0en; oieie oeutiden
Gorpeooidger opertren bon einem
stiispiinft I'M 3ieifanaI aus. mel.
her 8riigge INIT 8eebriigge berbin.
bet, W1it Der grOBten 9eborrIi6feit
Iueroen oieie angriffe irnner tpieoer
nruerert; nod ben Ietten (fran5Cf.
ideD geobriften aber 1ntte nod
Fein losgeIoiiener Selfiher 8orpe.
DO iein 8iel getroffen. ltno ebenio
1T ieber 8erild Ses @eIdJtpooers
ber gerbiiitoeten bic llftterIeeboote
III 5eritoren, febIgeid(ngen.
9elitId)c 2uftfn6r5enqe f1iffen
iiber Der Sslotte 6in uno ber. Sic
loben beri6ie0ene W2ale 9ombenII
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
@eriOnaInOtis.

Serr @m. 8ttid, bon Ser sirmn
aiene & 8rid feierte am Salnitoa
i'm areiie ieiner GalniIie ieiuen 60.
SeburtstaG. =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

Cine bon Berlin bier eiugGtrof.
fene Gepeife gibt ben 8eridt 6eS
oeittiden @eneralitob5 unter Dem
%. Gttober mieOer luie folgt: Ger
Dier. Dpres aanol 3Diidleu ytieuport
un0 Girnlll0e pur0e nod idmGren
GGrupfen bon eiuer peiteren itorfen
6eiitihen 3rlbpcnmodt ii6crihrit.
ten. Seitli6.hor6oitlih bon glpres
bot Der f5ein6 Bablrcihe 8erit1rtlu,
gen erbolten, aber troboem oraHgen
rniere Sritppen auf mebreren 8imf'
ten Dor 1tn0 nobnen 500 8riten,
onrlinter 2S Gffi5iere, einihIiebli9
eines S6erit, eefnnaen.
gluf Dem oitliden Griegsifalt'
blos BEL Qluglltouo mo SSDangoroO
befin6en iid uniere Iritppen in Der
Gffeniibe. Geiterrei6er uuo 8eut.
ide fe6ten 5iliammen ltno legen Die
er0Bte 9opierfeit an Den Tag. 8ir
baben bel einem jitngiten Ereffen
1880 @efangene gemadt
cffisieIIer frausafiaer geridt,
goris, 26. Oft. - 9as biefge
ftriegsontt berofientIi1te gpitern
abano folgenocn 9eriht:: o8ns Gje.
iedt miro uuter 0enielber1 8erbdIt.
niiier, fpie In 6en bpr6ergebenOen
Gaaen fortaeieBt. glm Sd1limmlten
tobt Der aompi 3piideu gtieltport
uno benz 5luiIe 2BS. Den 9elt.
ihen iit es gelungen, bic gier 8pi.
iden giieiiport un0 3iglttlloe 5uI
iiberidreiten.
Die glngriffe Der 3elti6en NET.
Iih un0 iiiolid bon 2ilIe, meldeI
nit groBeu llngeitittu erfolgten
Duroen bon unieren &r1tppen obge.
ih[ugen. 3tpiifen Der Die unO
ben argonuen lit nibts meieutl6
Weues 5ii beridten duBer, oaB i'm.
iere Sriippen bel 5oiiions etli9e gr.
folee an ber5eihnen baben.
gluf Den glnb6bm ser 91ou8 lit Elm
heftiges gfrtiaeriegefedt i'm @ange.
es piro gemeIOet, oaB in Ser gr.
Nponnen.6egion Elm 0elltlbes eSnfau.
terie.Reeinlent iu's &reu5feuer &c.
rietb uno bernidtet pur0e."
Barrier mif8eitimutt.
Berlin, 26. Off, Orabtloie Sc.
peIde iiber SabbiIle. Ser fol.
gen6e 4omntelttar 0es oelttiden @e.
lernlitobs iiber 0en fran30fii6en Of. |
ftief1en 8eridt purOe Ger Breie
siir8eroffentlidnng iibergeben: Ser
1ou 6es geitern glbeno oeroffert.
IiGten @eri4ts iiber Die Gage aufl
benz ariegsidauplab mar 8iemIif)
bebriift unD perpria9te III BariS
eine gdnif. Syn Dem 9eriht miro
suoegeben, ooB it6 Die Ber6itnoeten
3tptiden Der see unO oen aonul
Ga gniiee 5ltriifge3osen baben; aud
ptrb berborgebobel 6oB Der 9ArI
griff Der 8eliti6en nobe 9lrras unO
in benz 8bnl Der Sonme ,ltpioer.
Itebli1 mar.
Der naielte 8eridt ur gana un6
gar bdrno6 ongetban BEN pefIintiiti.
{4en ginorud m 6ranfreid nnr nod
Su erboben. 9enn I'M oemielben fnir6
lpte6er ooraltf birgenieIen, 0oB Die
gerbiinoeten Rieoerlagen slt ber8eidl.
men boben. I'm ben ifIeAten> Gin
brild, ben oieier 8eridt berborql
rufen bot, Sl beripiiden, miro 81 I
fioieI[ befonrt eeutadt, bab ftd SIC
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tigen adntpfen ersielt iperoen fonn.
ten"
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ben Bite Werbiinoeten berfud5t. Oie
be0eliteno id]tpdderen
lDeltidcn an umgeben; oieIeg o6er
lit ibneu nidlt geItngeu. bielmebr
ituo Die 3euti6en wd9reno Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
8arfdan nab Siunngurub erultlidl
6eSrpAt.

ct. getersburg, 26. OH, iiber
2o16on. = Sn ct. 9etersbltrg iu.
BELT man iiber oie neuli6en grfoIge
Der rliiiiiden 8offen, nGr1Ii6 Ole
ansebltde gaie0erloge Der 0eutiden
Bel @ari1ou uno in ser gtotbar.
idoft bon Stuangoroo, oie adbIrei.
den @efongenet, Die gemn6t NOR.
ben ietn ioGlen, un6 bic etlige Gluat
Der 9eiterreider.
Die WtilttGr6eb6r0en tpiegen ii6
ie6ob ni6t in Si9erbeit utt0 itn6
ni9t geneigt, bic 8eoeutltng BEG
oertidjen gfiifauges 5u iiberff6Ben.
sic bereiten ii6 auf einen net,en
Der Qerti6en bor, 6te Sf.
feriibe in ser @eger6 5u ergreifen,
mo ibr 8orutari6 gum stuit1no ge.
bro1t tpur6e. 9esbalb iperoen r1ti.
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Neue GrtOlge
gegell Die &uiirn!
Ste 9euti6cn nnO Seferret1er aeba
men eine tefe geldlOiiene
s9la9tlinie etn!
G(n6 serben ituO @ontene9riner tpttt6
Oett 9eidbla9en!

2or6on 26. Sft. - Cine De.
peide an oie Geiiter telegraph 60.
brtugt folgenoe offi5ieIle 9epeide
bon @ien: .9om oltliaen sriees.
| Ii4nlplos eirtgeloufene geo6rthtel
Fbom Sauptquartier beineeh, bob Die
Selterrei9er url0 Itarte beitide
SruppentbeiIe eire Fuit urtitnterbro.
hene SalnftIinie bon 6ert anrbo.
| ltben ii6er Storn un6 Sortbor ilber
Die 6eitltng g3r5eulbsI btndiis Biz
mad 2ubltn 8ori9at, BIoet elm.
genonttrten bnben. Ole Ruiien ioIlen
langebIi9 aabIrei6e 8erftdrflngen
aus Oeut &alttaius, Sibirien ln0
Surfeltau berange5ogen boben. (9ie
rtiiiide @or0e lit in brei S6la6ten
bon @eneraGoberit b. Sinoenburg
bernt9tet tporoen.)
Die 9eiterreider oerfolgen 6ie
9fuiien oirn bic aorpotbenp1Iie ur6
bringen ben 6Iiebenoen i6pere Ser.
lutte BET. SSSn nitttleren @aIi8ien
iiro feline tleneren @efehte AT mel.
ben; bei0e feirtolide 8artbeien ba.
ben befeItigte Eager be5ogen in6
nebmen cine obipartenoe Stequna
elm. georooitIi1 bon 8r3eutnsI un0
am untteren San SIuB boben 6ie
Seiterrei1er grfoIge ait ber8ei6nen.
Sn Ruifiid 9olen fin6en Stpif6en
Sipungoroo un0 8ari6oa i6Dere
Sample itott."
9tniterbom, &c. Oft. - 9os
oiterreihiihe Souptquortier eab ae.
iteru gbeno oen 9eri6t aus, Der
bon einem nelen, aniheinen0 eno.
eiiItigen Sieg ser SeIterreider iiber
Die bereinigten Gerberf itn6 0eonte.
negriner meloet. Ser geridt Be.
iogt: 05tarfe ierbiI6e ltuo monte.
negrinii9e StreitfrGfte, Die in ben
oitliden unbertbeioigten GbeiI gos.
MEMS etngefnIlen noren, nuroen
nod etner oreitagigen S6loht emf.
i4ieoen geidfngen. Die S6Ia6t
fano in Der gt6be bon g2ofro Itatt,
unO Die 8einoe iaben fi9 5u einem
flndtdbnliden gfiif8ug ge3munqen.
Die &eiltItate Ser S6Ia6t iin6 in
ibrem gan5en ltnfange nod ni6t Be.
fannt. Ser 8eridt trGgt 6ie Sig.
natrr 6es Generals Fotioref.
SSn gero0en @egenios 8l1 6em
0iterreiAiiden auttli6en 8eri6t Ttebt
ieIbitperitdnOlib elm balbantlifer.
8eri9t aus geiidj. Der nttr bon gro.
BEN @rfolgen au beri6ten ipeiB. Syn
benz 8eridt miro bebaitptet, 6aB Sic
Serben ale gtngriffe Der 9eiterrei.
d1pr ffcn+eih s4tri;4{rhI,oo,,
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Die Gage in 9lnttucrpen.
antperpen, iiber 2Onoon 26.
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2aSede 6cfSrbcrt.

Berlin, ilber Soog unb 2onoon,
26. Oft. - Der 8efeblsbaber oe8
fIeinen areuoers .,&orl8rube", 2ii.
6ede, lit aus @nloB ieiner GerOienIte,
bic er fih 6nr1 oie 3eritorunq 10
bieler britiiher So1oel8ibiffe erlpor.
ben bat, 8um 9opitGn sur See err
nannt tuoroen.
Die berSerbli6e 6eati6e grtillerie.
2onoon, &c. Oft. - Gin Gorre-
iponoent oeS Dailp GelearabH be.
snb fiA in @ealeitiing zines Sobnes
Oes belgtiden &rieesntiitiiters nnf
bas Shladtfelo 6es 8irnuoe 0ts
itriftS unb CAB feline Ginbriife in
folgen0er 8eiie ipieoer: .syn Ser
Geuerlinie einsetrofien, bot fid mir
cine iAredIiHe Scene. 2as @e.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
90 PER YEAR.
$500 Bushel for Wheat and Higher is
PrODheSied for 1915.

One year'scrop should pay for farm
in Shields River Valley, Montana's
best by actual prize tests. 80 to 60
bushels wheat, so to 12O bu. oats per
acre. Poor land is dear at any price.
The man in search of farm makes a
mistake if he does not come to Shields
Valley, Montana; farming here is
good paying business. Climate, water,
soil excellent; has al! advantages Of
old settled country. Montana is the
coming greatest agricultural State in
America. This is probably last year
of low prices in the famous Shields
Valley. Values are bound to incresse
rapidly 80, l60,. 200 and 800 acre
farms for sale, running water, fenced,
part plowed, close to R. r., good grow.
ing town, SIS and $25 and up per acre.
Terms easy az paying rent. Get
farm home or buy land for investment.
Four adjoining farms sold in past 60
days. Your opportunity if you do it
now. J. w. Hefferlin, owner, Liv-
ings:on, Montana. Reference. E. G..
Schnepper, Cresco, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Rev. Figenbaum to Massachusetts.

Rev. X. Figenbaum and family left
Tuesday right for Worcester, Massa-
chusetts. where he has accepted call
to.a city parish. He received the call
about two months ago but decided only
recently to accept. Mr.. tigenbaum's
old home is at Boston, which is only
twenty miles from Worcester, hence
he feels that he is. getting back home"
Rev. Figenbaum will be succeeded by
H. N Norman, of Leeds, N. D., who
is expected to arrive and preach his
first sermon in about three weeks.
Rev. Norman will make the third
pastor of this church to come to Cresco
from North Dakota, and Rev. Figer.
baum the second to leave for Eastern
city parishes.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Did the Rfqht 1hinq.

On the last day Of the festival Mar
sshal Pecoy arrested a farmer residing
in the vicinity of Cresco for driving his
auto " hile in all intoxicated condition.
The next day he was fined S. and costs
for intoxication, and was also prose-
cuted by the county attorney before
w. L. Barker, justice of the peace,
who assessed fine Of $25 and costs
for driving an auto while intoxicated.
The name of the delinquent was also
reported to the secretary OF state who
may revoke the license for the car, as
the law gives him autharity to do if he
sees fit.
~ We believe our city and county off
cials are in sympathy with the move
ment to keep all intoxicated drivers off
the streets and roads, and in their
efforts to do so will be sure of the
hearty support of the public generally.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
The Musical Maids.

The Musical Maids, the opening Con-
cert of the Cresco Entertainment
Course, will appear Sept. 2Sth, the
last Monday night Of this month. This
is great company Of entertainers and
musicians and will be well worth your
while to hear. The other four num-
beIs are equally fine. The entire
course will cost you but nominal sum.
See about getting some course tickets
now. This opening number will be
held at the Methodist church. Re-
member the date, Sept. 2Sth. Monday
evening. Single admission. SOC. Course
tickets for five, $1.50.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
New Postmaster at Chester.

Democratic County Chairman F. D.
Mead was rotified on Monday by Hon.
I. Donovan, of New Hampton, that A.
H. Breedlove had been appointed Post.
master at Chester to succeed Fred
Brown, whom we understand intends
to leave Chester and sent in his resie.
nation a short time ago. Mr.. Breed.
love is a militant Democrat who has
earned the appointment, and we
believe will give good service to the
patrons of the Chester postoffice,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Silver Wedding Anniversary.

The twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Olson occurred
on Wednesday, September 2nd, and to
properly celebrate the event about 100
of their neighbors and friends gathered
at their home in Orleans, giving them
a pleasant surprise. During the even.
ing, w. G. Kunes, in behalf of the
donors, presented Mr.. and Mrs. Olson
with set of silverware, consisting of
dozen silver knives and forks, q
dozen tea spoons, half dozen dessert
spoons, sugar shell, butter knife,
cream pitcher, sugar bowl and spoon
holder.
A fine picnic luncheon was served
and everyone present enjoyed the
occasion to the utmost.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
CreCo Circuit.

The conference year draws to close.
Only two more Sundays. Let US make
the very best of them by attending all
services, getting oin our benevolences
and closing the work up with credit.
Regular services at Kendallville and
Albion next Sunday at the usual hours.
Bonair Epworth League and church as
usual next Sabbath. Come.
We are glad that the people of AL.
bion and kendallville had the oppor.
tunity of the good meetings at Nor.
gan and We are glad there were such
good results.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Corner Stone Laying Next Monday.

The cornerstone of the new public Ii.
brary will be laid next Monday after
noon, Sept. 14th, with imposing Ma.
sonic ceremonies in charge of the state
Grand Lodge officers. The Grand
Lodge of Iowa will open in special ses.
sion in the Masonic lodge room at two
O'Clock, and at o'clock will proceed to
the library site for the ceremonies.
The Grafton will be delivered by Jo-
seph Fort Newton, Past Grand Chap.
lain, and noted Masonic speaker.
About twenty-five Masonic lodges in
this vicinity have been invited to par
ticipate, also the various fraternal or
ganizations of the city.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Threshermen's Picnic at ProtIvln..

Protivin is one of the most live little
villages on the map. Just now they
are arranging for a big time--a
lhreshermen's Picnic-on Thursday,
Sept. nth. A fine program Of enter.
tainment is being prepared, co 1sisting
aof public speaking by Rev. Lakomy
and Chas. Pergler, lots OF music by
the Protivin bands, ball game be.
tween Spillville and Saude, q tug of
war between the Threshermen ard any
one who think they can beat them,
games and games. Supper at
Beseda at o'clock >nd at midnight.
j. ]. Mikesh will set up his big merry
go.round for the day. If YOU want
hearty welcome and good time. 60 to
Protivin the 18th.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11

Winners Of BilIiken Contest Premiums.

The Billiken Puzzle Contest used by
Geo. H. Kellogg & Son in advertising
the Manufacturers Cooperative Piano
Sale now being held for 10 days, Great.
Led widespread interest among read.
'ers of the Plain Dealer. Many ans.
wers came from distance. Several
from Chicago and other Illinois cities;
some from nearby towns in Wisconsin
and Minnesota, and two from the Pa
cific coast. All of the towns near
Cresco are represented. Mr.. Barnett
who represents the Piano Manufac.
turers states to the editor that all con.
cerned are greatly pleased with the re-
suits of the advertising which was
printed in only one issue of this paper.
The four principal premiums were
awarded by three disinterested persons
who had no means of knowing to
whom the premiums would 60. All
names were cut off and the decision
made according to the rules of the
contest which takeslinto consideration
originality Of answer, neatness of de.
sign and number of faces found on the
picture.
Following are the names of the pre-
MUM winners.
1st-Emma Pecinovsky, Cresco. bas-
ket of silverware.
2nd-Gladys Burr. Cresco, cut glass
water set.
srd-Jessie Davis, Lime Springs,
tray silverware.
4th-Clara Arnold, Lawler, gold
necklace pendant
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Methodist Notes.

Sunday morning at l0:30 the Sacra.
ment of the Lords supper will be ad.
ministered by the pastor. The Sunday
School will meet at 1880 and the Ep-
worth League at 6:45. The pastor will
leave for Conference Tuesday, Sept.
%. one week from next Tuesday. Are
we ready to close the year? The pas.
tor will be encouraged by your pres
ence at the services Sunday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Weather Crop Bulletin.
For the week ending Sept. 6, 1914.
Des M0ines. Iowa

I :
Des Moines, Iowa.
More rain fell in the state during the
last seven than in any other week of
the season. The rainfall was heavy
except over the northwestern quarter
of the state; the amounts in many
localities in the eastern and southern
districts exceeded three inches, and a
few stations report more than five
inches. In many localities the rains
were accompanied by destructive wind
squalls and hailstorms, which did much
damage to corn. The average temper
ature was nearly normal. although sew
eral nights were quite cool. Light
frost occurred in exposed places over
the northwestern counties, but no
damage was done. The rains were of
great benefit to pastures, aftermath,
late potatoes, piowing and to some of
the late corn. Flowing is now progress
ing rapidly, and large area is being
prepared in the southern districts for
fall wheat and rye. Corn is maturing
rapidly and fully three. fourths Of it
will be beyond danger of frost by the
end of the coming week. More than
80 per cent. of it will be safe by the
goth, and practically all of it by the
end of the month. The average condi-
tion of corn on September 1st was
placed at 81 per cent. or loss of 10
per cent. during August. The condi-
tion of late potatoes was 68 per cent.
and pastures 70 per cent. With favor
able weather in the future, corn husk-
ing will begin earlier than usual.
GEO. M. CHAPEL,
Section Director.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Plain Dealer Advertising PAYS.

The enormous circulation of the
Plain Dealer all over Howard and ad-
jacent counties has been effectively
demonstrated by the replies received
by Kellogg & Son from their recent
puzzle advertisement published but one
time in the Plain Dealer and one other
county paper. Of the 129 replies re-
ceived, "a were of puzzles clipped from
the Plain Dealer. leaving IS clipped
from the other paper. As most of the
replies are from prospective piano pur.
chasers, the business pulling powers of
Plain Dealer advertising may be easily
seen.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Montana.

If you want good farm. go with
me to the beautiful Missouri Valley,
Montana. Special round trip rate of
$50. so from Minneapolis-less than one
cent mile. Wild land $40; fair i'm.
provements, partly under cultivation
and fenced, $50 to $40. One.third
down and balance three to five years.
time, to suit purchaser, at per cent.
Get ready and 60 with me and see for
yourself. Leave Cresco, Tuesday,
Sept. 18th. See
A. C. McCulloch.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Protiyin N. ". A.

All members of Hustler Camp should
be present at the regular monthly
meeting. Saturday. September 18th.
especially those who Withdrew from the
camp on account of the Chicago rates,
and who now wish to come back.
Meeting opens at 8 p. m. All come.
j. j. LUKEs, Clerk.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
For Rent.

Three Howard County, Iowa, we'll
improved farms; 22O acres, 24O acres
and 25O acres. Good soil, good build
ings, well located. If interested. call
on or address LUERS LAND Co
Cresco, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
For Sale.

Fifty head of Aberdeen Angus cattle;
cows, heifers and bulls. Largest herd
in northern Iowa. Also Berkshire boars.
Farm miles east of Protivin.
John J. Walenta, Route 2,
Calmar, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Another Barber Shop.

doc" Cook, who has been at work
for some time in Halls barber shop,
has leased the shop under the Milz
drug store and expects to open up for
business on Saturday of this week.
doc" is a good barber with wide
range of acquaintance and will doubt
less enjoy good patronage.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
AGENTS Wanted.

Highest Cash paid weekly with part
expenses. Outfit Free. Home terri-
rltory. Start now. Write THE
HAWKS NURSERY CO., Wauwatosa, !,
Wis. 3t4
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
For Sale.

A modern cottage on North Elm St.
right in the best residence section Of
Cresco; city water, electric lights, II
aots. AZ W. H. TILLsoN, Agent.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
For Sale

House and three lots, we'll located
for some retired farmer. Small barn
and good well. Enquire at this office.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
EVANGELICAL Church.

There will be preaching services Of
the Evangelical church next Sunday
near Florenceville by Rev. L. N. Day.,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
Fer Sale.

One Shorthorn Bull, Ia months DID,
weighing about 9O0fbs. LEE KAPLER.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11
For Sale.

Three registered Shorthorn bull
calves nine months old. mile east Of
Cresc0. LEO ]. MEYER.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-09-11

Congregational Church.
Regular services on Sunday.
Morning servic ut 1880.
Evening service 1T 1880.