Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-03-24

correct;onviils.
Woodbury. county blacksmiths have
met in annual session and agreed that
they will henceforth insist upon the
payment of cash for their work. stand
ing off the blacksmith and horseshoer.
they say, has become chronic.
Clinton. ,.a
The Beaver Island Hunting xCl4b.5a, II
organization numbering 400 members.
most of them shooters, Saturday night
went on record by resolution favorinS
the federal regulation. of game laws
and promising cooperation with the
authorities in apprehending violators.
Cedar Falls.
H. r. Brown fractured both bones
in his lower right arm late Saturday
afternoon when cranking his auto, He
was at his farm, five miles from the
city, and just ready to start for, home
when the accident occurred. A neigh
Dor brought him home.
Maquoketa.
w. D. Palmer has just closed deal
selling 100 acres of his farm north Of
town to Frank Farnsworth. the consid-
Grafton being $12,500. Mr.. Palmer take
the old time Nickerson home, the stone
house on Vermont street in on the
deal.
Dubuque.
S. ]. Rosenblat, vice president Of
Maimonides hospital. Of Chicago. is in
Dubuque. He announced he secured q
donation of $4,000 for that institution
from Abraham Simmer. the we'll
known Iowa philanthropist. This
makes a total Of $4,000. Mr.. Simmer
has donated to the institution.
Marcus.
c. G. Mcconnell, a wealthy farmer.
has presented a written contract to the
Y. w. c. A. OF Marcus, offering to do
nate to them $1,000, providing the 7.
w. C. A. secure $4,000 for the erection
Of Y. w. c. A. building. The young
women will soon start out on a vigor-
Gus campaign. The local Y. w. c. A.
has membership Of forty-f1ve.
Mason City.
c. F. Hoyt, an automobile salesman,
has been arrested here charged with
bigamy on complaint Of Chicago
woman. who claims he married her
three years ago and has never been di-
vorced. Hoyt says he supposed he was
divorced. Last fall he married Miss
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girl, who believes in his innocence
and who says she will stand by him.
Hoyt had always borne good reputa-
ton here.
Sioux City.
Despite his cntreaties to be allow ID
to remain in America and his asser-
tons that he will be beheaded il he re-
turns to his native land, Bishop" John
Emmanuel of Ramah, judah, will be
deported by order OF the United States
bureau Of immigration. Emmanuel
passed as a bishop representing boys
orphanage in Judea. He sought funds
from Sioux City citizens for the sup
port Of the orphanage. Emanuers Gre
dentials were obtained from a New
York firm that deal in fake papers Of
that sort, 1t was asserted.
Dunkerton.
Mr.. Thomas Dunkerton is strong
advocate for silos. Before he had silo
Us acres besides and had on an aver
age thirty head Of cattle. All hay and
rough feed was consumed every year.
Now he farms only his own ground,
has silo, and keeps just as many
cattle the year around. He cuts every
hill OF corn now. no waste whatever.
Many complain about great amount
rotting in silos. There Is no one to
blame but those who fill 1t. II the con-
tents Of silo are not well packed
Chat is solid) lots will spoil on top,
and on sides, so he tells us. His feed
in the silo looked excellent to US foI
we saw It. There was no rotting. Hi: