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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
y.5F s. 4 GIVE sERVic e 5ExAMisAl.s
81 $S ri ONS, III

Competitive examinations under the
rules of the ID \. S. Civil service COM
mission, for positions In the various
departments OF the government serY-
ice will be held In all of the princip-
al cities ,of the United States, during
the months OF 81 Septembe October
and Noyember 835 5S:i
The Commission has been unable
;to supply the d emand for MALE ste
nograpers and 3typeWrit ters, j, especial
IYsat was hington, ID. C. Young men
who & are willing to !. accent appoint-
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
COUNTY FAIR. i I

VI The Delaware County Fair Is be
ing held in this city this week.
The Manchester band is furnishs
ing the music all the week and the
Raymond s Concert Band OF Inde epens
dence will be here on IT Tharsday. sssss
The following Is taken from the In.
depend dence Bulletin Journal regard-
Ing Raymond 8 concert band.
The Raymond Concert band Of thil
city is furnis hing the music for the;
fair. The boys are doing themselves
proud. They are discOursing the best
Of music and lots OF 1t day and night.
The band is sure making q hit and;
showing that 1T is q, musical organ
ization Of which we are proud. .
II Secretary ]. G Sabin has secured
several excel lent free = attrac tons
and a merry-go-rDund. ~ "a
The race rack has been put In
excellent condi ton and q number ct
fast races are Eexpected
"a large number Of entries have
been made in the floral hall The
first flooR is given over TO displays,
by local merchants and small grains
and vegetable OF various kinds 3.
St Farm machinery, and implements.
vehicle stc. 0gether with the.
usual number Of shows and concess
sions are on the grounds 81
"a goodly numbe OF, fine cattle and.
horses are also entered.
LA fair crowd In In attenda to-
day and + Il good weather prevails ~
lar rge crowd viii be in attenda to-
morrow and Friday n s3sS S55s
sSS G. d. Black glad tolas specialist, ofi
,lndepsnde denee has as fine display In
ball a
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
Eur ope Deluged By N, \,
Catacly lysm. Of War.

During past terrible battles have been Waged in widely
separated portions Of the continent Of Europe.
English attacked the German that IS az
vancing and their attack was failure
Germans hured line Of defense and
they captured the fortified Belgium city q Namnr
fighting during the week along the bat
tie Switzerland but neither side seems
have gained other o
field.
seryans dealt the Asrans smashing
during and the Austrian against serya
abandoned. ss
Russians Germany claim that they
but their claims not
Car personally Of his army new
900 the claim made the Russians
hammerng the gates Vienna Ber before the
Germans the city gamble
what hidden behind the curtains Of the future
Before the Of anothe week Of
the this
try most interested
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
WEATHER CROP BULLS: ETlN. 81 Y .-3. 8
For the week ending August 20,
sDes Moines Iowa.

s For the week ell'sliliAe g
1911. & ;3iss, "
sS 's.,5 ,Des Moines, Iowa.
:. The high temperatures and hot
winds that prevailed at the close#of3
last week continued during the first
two days OF this week. The remain
der 81 the week. was slightly cooler
with more or less cloudfness and local
showers on two or three days in some
The week was. however,
hot and generally dry. the average
temp being about degrees
above the normal. The rainfall was.
nil or light except over the east cen
trail district and in portions Of Madi-s
SON. Union, Adams and De catur scoun- VI \
ties, where the amounts exceeded an:
inch. The hot winds were very dam dan Il
aging to. corn, and on high sandy
land the crop Is badly fired. How
ever, with normal weather during the
next three weeks the northern half OF
the state will produce more per acre
than the state average OF past years.
In the southern counties the crop will
be much below the average, yet In
some localities, where timely showers
occurred, the yield will exceed thirty
bushels per acre. The hot, dry wealth
erS was. also damaging to potatoes,
pastures, apples and garden truck
GEO N. !. CHAPPEEl1,
&, Director.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
MRS. { JOHN WEND1..

The death OF Mrs. John Wendt, OF
Earlville, occurred at Independe dence
on last SUNDAY morning at the hOspi-
tai The remains were taken to
,Earlyille On Monday afternoon and
the funeral was held Tuesday after
noon from the Luth heran church.
81 Lenal Nieman, daugh hter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II Henry Nteman, was born In
Elk township, this county, and was
thirty-seYen years old at the time Of
her death She lived In Elk town.
ship until about ten years ago. when.
she removed TO sEarlville y. She was
united In marriage to John endt,
about five years ago, and Is survived
by her husband, two children, Louise,
aged five years, and Harold, aged two
years, her aged father. Henry Me.
man, three broth err, ], Martin. Henry
and Charles Nieman.3 all Of Manches-:
ter and three sisters, Mrs. Frank
Hawker, Of Spring Branchs " f. Ann
bro McElmeel. Of Greeley. and Mrs.
Claude Miller ofs Parkersburg
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
! sIArE RlELE aHoor. I

In c0mpet etition afs with forty-seven,
other companies Of the Iowa National
Guard, Company !. Fifty Third Infan-i
trys Of Waterloo won the company
team match at the state rifle range
at Des Moines last week. The com
,pany received the Shaw trophy val
lued at 1925, and each member will
get-a bronze medal. The winning
score was 2, ,152s Company G, Fifty
Fourth infantry, Of Muscatine was
second. and Company NJ, OF the Fifty
Third Of Cedar Falls, was third The
Alison match and trophy was won by
Company G, Fifty-Fourth regiment Of
Mnscatine with score OF 1868. The
Klauef match and the trophy valued
at 5000 were won by the Fifty-Th
regiment with a score Of 7S4. The
Fifty-Fourth, Fifty-Fffth and Fifty
Sixth regiments finished in the or
der named. Il {5ss
In the individual rapid fire match
at 200 yards, eirht men tied for first
place with 49s points out Of a possible
fifty. The tie was shot Oft, and
Lieut.. Karl p. :Loos Of Waukons won
first, with Capt. Don Preussner Of
this city second Lieut.. Loos will
receive the Drake trophy valued at
$50 and IS Sin cash besides a medal;
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
HUNTER I, LicEhsEs.

A. u. STONE, EdEeWOOd. lf5 Is s,ai53
A. II. Stove. 4 Edgewo0d. \
Ora Hines. Edgewood. y, Is 1; 4
Earl y TrNaii Dundee II 4,
Grover O. Lee, Manchester..sst;E3s st;E3.s5II sssI
W. r. Lee. Name lester ssS'5 9
J. II. Ehlers. 5Coggon. 5s
Harry C. Lyons. C0Egon.
Henry Ehlers. CoEgon.S i
Fl Meader, Manchester. j;
Chas. arnold, Ryan. ~
Carroll N. Dunlap, Manchester. q
o. w. Flehr, Dundee. n n
j. a. Zemanek, Dundee. ss
Albert Houska, I Lamont. II
James Williamson, Ryan. ";
Albert Henry Benke, Earlville. #
Floyd c. Smith, Dund Lex.
u. B. Shaffer, Cedar Rapids.
Jas H !. Hook. Greeley
Howard II. Armstrong, Greeley.
Harlan i. Frentress Greeley.
Harry e. Schneider, Greeley. sI$
u. B. Pulver, Delhi. -
r. n. Sires, Manchester.
John Warner, Ryan. NJ NJ y: !.
SAVs Vsa0CuASlUcI, 5M0ANAColSls 7S5 a sfa
u. Fry, Greeley. 94 n
ID. @. Chamberlain, Manc nch9ster.
Cyril Payne, Manches ter. ".
Fred Remier, Oneida. r
Lewis L. Hood. Dundee.
John Bandy, Dundee. ss.z7 s.sz
Newton Coonrod. Manchester. b! Il
Otto Steinkopf, Ryan. rs: 4.
Floyd w, Spangenburg, Dundee.
Floyd Payne, Manchester.
w Lestina. Lamont. 8 5as 5s;5 (
CIV. Seward, Dundee. n I
r. 3. Stewart, Manchester. ss
Henry Scheer. Ryan. .S$s{i =
Joe Palma, Oneida. 4 z
Geo. Nefzger, Earlville, 4
R. H. Bowers. Manchester.
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q $50 MANCHESTER, AUGUST 26 1914
AND FHAT is STONE

In = recent issue Of Golfers Week
" there Is . picture Of this mountain
and q statement that the daughters
Of the confed deracy have q movement
on foot to have the state OF Georsia
buy this mounts Nm and erect thereon
. monument. to ,bs the highest In
the world. L S ftJ {45i
This makes IL II natter OF some In
terest to tho rSotles g no where IN
any geographic description q or N
any encycloDed3A III there any men.
ton Of description az this mountain.
The only Wofk fl which there could
be- found 1nythin6 Of 1t Y = IN the
AmeEicanf1ducatof,sA 4 and there no par.
ttcular description OF It IL given.
Mrs. Carhart. OF this city, on zee
ing the picture ii Golfers wrote g
letter tow. Il II. Terill, and received
the following copy 25. n s, q. S43s 4
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
pEATH 4 Of Mr.. Z 5AMETEUR.

Mr. SAmeteur died very suddenly on
last Tuesday evening he went into
the house to prepare for supper and
was taken i'll with heart trouble and
died almost Instantly. He was one of
those hard working men honest and
upright In all his dealings, and was
well liked by all his neighbors He
leaves to mourn his sudden death his
wife, two daughters and three sons.
The funeral was held Thursday,
from the German. Lutheran church, !,
at Ryan. Xxx
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FARM a RI 3 I sIlTUTF ] ]! \
JANUARY 20 TO. [ !. q. 2 Z! !
APT. J. IL 4. Err RY Is I; MAKING.
PR EPARATIoNs. FOR Ex- Ss 4
Az cELLENT; RoGRAM. z
DR. ,TROUDER WILL J Be i: HERE I AGAIN II
Or. Hopkins, Noted Soil Expert,
!. viii Take 4 the g: ss5 ~
gram. II N, IA sS,..

III Is time we begin to think. talk
and write about our Delaware County
Earmers' Institute to be held at Cen
[tral Opera House, January 20, s,21 and
|22, 1918. "A, gentleman who enjoyed
the 1914 institute recently inquired
Eif We expected is good speakers at
our next institute as we had last
year. This was a perfectly legiti-I
mate Inquiry. We AL enjoy enter
fatptnI speakers n but IL we attend
such meetings simply to be entertain
ca we sl0sea sight Of the real intent
and purpose Of these annual gather
ings. What we want is inf0rma alton,
and inspirat ation. a Information as Ito
how our soils may be made to pro
|dnce not 80 to 40 but 30 TO s 0 BUSH
els OF oats per acre as they once
did. DR.. Hopkins, Il the noted soil Sex.,
pert, will tell ns u I'M plain language
Just how this can; be done. .s We want
|to learn from an expert just what:
variety OF alfalfa Seed will do best in
this latitude and this SOIL We want,
to lay aside all prejudice In favor
Ut old methods and hear what is be-
ing accomplished by prOcesses that
may be possible le.s Then we want;
the inspiration and enthusiasm that
Will crowd us into doing what iss
necessary for success We are go
Ing to devote one session to alfalfa ].
After AM address from the best %alfal-
II instructor OBJ tainable q we are going
ilto have an alfalfa school Of instruclt
ton led by the man who makes the
has expe perimegted with alfalfa and
every farmer who would consult his.
own interests to be present 'at the g
alfalfa session: twill be an hour.
well spent, N
One Of y the great ddresses of
last year was i Dr. X !. w Stouder on.
hog diseases. Those who heard him
will remember that he emphasized
the double process OF waco tnation for
hog cholera. In extending an IN a..
vitation to DR.. Stoude der. to again be
with Sus at our next Institute re-
|ceiyed from him the following dated
August u l8. II You may say that !
will be with you one of the days OF
your Institutes. Tie Doctor Just now
is in Clay county doing hog cholera
work for the United States govern
|ment. IL any Of our farmers are exys
|periencing trouble with their hogs, i
am sure q letter a ddressed to DR..
Stouder at Spencer, Iowa. will have b a''t
a prompt reply. hope that no one
win get the, mpression that because:
|of orr Determination to have practlc-
Il questions discussed II by intensely
practical men that we are going t0
have "a dry and uninte eresting 1nstl-
tute. Fsr from IT. Every, session
will be- running over with good,
things. Lenox college will furnish 81
music for one day OF the Institute
Manchester = musicians are already lly
looking up music that 4 will be ap-!
propriate for the occasion. Remember @ b e
tho dates, Janyary 20 q and ND =
1915. t$ssi s:sss !. u 3
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
90
125 100

Many students are enrolling at
|Brown's Business College, Davenport,
Iowa, during this week and win be
ready at the opening Of the Fall
Term, August 81 to besi their;
course which Will mean success to
them. Make, your arrangements to
enroll right sway. sssI
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
Bertha Schroeder
UPPER IOWA. c coNFE ERENcE AT
CEDAR RAPIDS.

The Upper Iowa annual conference
Of the Methodist church VIII
meet at Cedar. Rapids on September
22nd The conference includes the
following districts: Dubuque, Daven-
port, Decorah Cedar Rapids, Cedar
Falls and Marshal lltown. SasSSf ss 1, " & y
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
J FORMER RESIDENT DEAD.

y News has been received here of the
death Of Mrs. Geo. Wall, which .oc-s
CURED at Alta, Ia. Mrs. y Wall was
formerly, Miss Jennie Popham and
Esha Swass born in NorthfOrk township
Delaware county. Jan. q. 1855. She
Is survived by her husband and four
children. Mrs wall Is well Nremem-
beEed by many OF the early residents
Of this vicinity ty.-Dyersville CONNER
cial.
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"a n ~ = e.7a5ssg . 7lg1-..15 IlIIga7- ffi
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

James Hankins, age 81 and
Myrtle Smith. afe 49, 2 l3;g3 z;
Raymond Reed, age %, and GLADYS
AIittlestadt, age 18. s 6 ii
Will Trumblee. age q, and Ada
NJ Urich, age II. stsg
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
3 S5MlTTLEsTADT.REEp.

Miss Gladys Mittlestadt and Mr.;
Raymond Reed were united in mar
riage Ay RaY \: 9: McDonalds on mon MOI.
day eyieiAiR They will gozto house
keepint apR flpion street In this city,
Their many friends extend congrat-
ulations.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

II. q sA: Lei Clere and wife to .$$,
Fred HI. Smith ct al, land ii
lin ctions 17 1s and 20, Milo lllt'. IL I,
township ~ u y y
III Sebastian Schirme and wife
to Joseph and Matthias Schir iSs
mer Sc. and s W.. NE. and IS
Sc, Me-, ection 28 Y Elk
. 6. & 3 3, /. II i. I. 30600. 90
u M. Dunn and wife to- M. 5f:s. 4:
y. G. {Nieman, lots !, N
and 8, block 8 and part block N
4 and piece land between ss,,, !
block 1 and Earlyille :s LOO }. w y
81 Eliser Ford ham to F..as s:ss:l az:
Reeve, s. 1-2S Y lot 6 and
E26s Ia feet Of; I; 81 e \ lot iSss
block III Garter . adj dition sto 8 = s
fHOpkint0n III &. IS /; M: % } uu
George d Ii u Billings and 3
wife to "a. M. Cloud w d
! NE, section 36, Honey Greek
Lydia Lydia L ,'.ls Ri.er e, to- ii j
Brown, undivide ed l-2, s1-2, 1-2 $s.ss 4.
lis. 10, Sc, N N'W..,,s section Is, s3. e y
Richland township. 3. $3.50 00
M II T. sX x. Mayer and wife TO ~ 81,
Wilson +. Myers Fet al part
| N. Is, SW, Section 2S, &. 1-22 2 sss z:s
NV. Section 33 and part s5
INV, Section 33 and part N S..3
I1:2.. NE Section 90, Coffins !,
Grove township /. ", II. y .stl ~
Herman John Adoehl lenkamp
and wife to Sophia oehlenkamp
SW., NV, Section g; Elk 81 !,
township .ss. s VO sVO
James d. Barker and wifi
let al to C. f. Weirather Ne, b IS
[Section 10, Delhi township I: ~ "
| Saphias Moehl hlenkamp s - to <
Henry John .Moehle lenkamp
! E. 1-2,E Sc. and sE:,; NE y sec.ssaf +, X
t25 Honey Creek township and S.,$5 sS.'
|sW., NV. Section 80 Elk ss !, i. Z,
township - 80 s;55 ! Y,
saA. M cloud and wife to c. NJ
| j. Rhode, land in section SO
Milo township &, sl..'O.l ! "
Jake T. Houska to Delaware
ECoI Telephone Co. S. IL lots
IL and 8. block 5, Wood and
Woodruffs addition TO {; !,
Dundee y. IS ~ 20 20 y y
HIS. Hogle and wife to- q.
\ B. Stiles, s. Il 20, Me-, section
|19 and w. 10. NV. section: s8
1 l6. Elk township Il. IS ls!,) "
John O'Brien and wife to
H. j. Dolphin, lots and
block 20, Ryan /. y. "
Minnie L. Schug to J..:s .5s s8'j
1Schug, lots 20 and 81 block ! ess
land / to block 2. sDunde 4OO Y. y, Y
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
VkANPARCENTS.

Those N J. II. S. Annuals are on.
sale at snod1ress Clothing store, for
6oc. Many have told us that they.
could not have spent a dollar better
than to have spe emf It for one qf these
books. See the alumni department. is
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
FIl:oII:luMpl[,.

slady,,s coat on East Main street
last Thursday. Owner may have
same by calling at this office and
paying fof this advertiaemsat.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
CARD or THANKS. \ i.

Il We wish to thank the neighbors
and friends who so kindly assisted us
during the illness and death of our
mother, Mrs. Joseph Duncan.
(, s.sz-..st a THE CHILDREN
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
FOR Il ENT.

10 acre farm in Coffins Grove
township, 4 miles northwest OF Man
chester Phone s 1-2s ION 25. "a
a5wtf. =. .aDuFFEY.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
Is Rae Dunham "A q visiting with
friends at Lake Genev3, Wisconsin,

Rae Durham 9is visiting with
friends at Lake Genev3, Wisconsin,
this week. sNsss s. - s
- rs. j j ohm Malyen who has been
quite nj at her home on East Main
street. Is reported as Improving
5s3l 81 Several from here are In attend
ance at the Linn County Harvest
Home being held in Coggon today.
n iss, Josie Midkiff has gone 81 to
Lake Geneva, Wisconsin, to be in !
attendance att q W. e. 81 con-
yenti01. SS Y sSs ST x,
IS + n. Hold dren and force Of men
from EarlYille are completing the.
new dam which IS being constructed
at the Quaker Mill, Il 81 lssss' !
The Harvey Stock company
which is showing at the Central OPP,
era house all during this week.. is
enjoying large audiences.
Dances will be held at the ARM
ory on this evening and Thursday
and Friday nights Of this week. I
Bills singing orchestra will furnish
the music. :
The 53rd Regimental band will
give concerts each day and evening
at the Wapsie Valley Fair. !sss Base
ball games will he played each day.
Read the fair advertis ement on the
eighth page OF this issue. I
Manchester owned horses were
money winners at, tn Idpende encea fair.
last week. D, II. Finch s Red Lock I
won first money on Thursday, H. c.;
Smith May. c & won fourth money
on Friday, y anf' H. T. Z. Gray's Nellie
Gray" won fourth money on sWednesl
day. &c SSss III
! Next winter " hsn there is snow.
son the ground It Is the. plan Of the.
state department to have COM
plete census taken OF the game birds
& In Iowa. N Warden Hinshaw estimates
that this win show that OF the game
birds place In the state last spring
there are now at least 80, 900. If
they can be kept for two or three
years the state will be splendidly5
stocked with birds. One of the game.
preserves of the state. was located in
Coffins Grove township In this coun-
ty and according to the reports the.
partridges raised large flocks this.
year. N @s
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
NOTICE.

will abe at my dental office
again after September 1st. s
35w2 c. r. WEIR.
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: MI. and Mrs. Alton Dunham OF
Point are .yis sitOre I'M the;

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parents of 9 baby. gtrl, born sIlesday,
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tend ancs at Pinslins pros rJ i c,rcua rt n,
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| A. E. Mead. Mrs. HarrinRton 'is = ais
ter Of Mrs. lead I53s 31.s,s
The Missionary Society meeting
held O. the home Of Mrs. L. Scanlon
last week was well attended, over
eighty being present. u sS, 1.
Regular communication Of Man
Echester. Lodge No. l65. "A. +. q A. j
Nj, saturday evening, August 29th.
Work on first degree. ~ 5fs5
Carl Norris Of Boise Idaho A..
rived IN the. city last Friday fors55S' 4 (
visit ,at the home. Of his parents. Mr. D
and MRS. We =. Norris. 70. e
|4zz--W. G.. Blake went tos Cedar Rap
~ Tuesday night to attend .
meeting Of the Knights Of ythias be-
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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
. aAalTH.MEaMITZ.

s5SsManche ester lends Will be Inter
ested In learning Of the marriage OF
Miss Mildred Smith, formerly of this
city. to Mr.. George W ernitz. Of
Freeport, Illinois, on Saturday Aug
ust 10, Il 914. Mrs. Mernitz. a daugh-
ter Alr. and Mrs. II. g /. Smith OF
this city, Is a graduate ssof the Man.
chester High chool and for some time
past has been connected with . SAN
itarium at Freeport. as q professional
nurse. She ISL charming young lady
and the many Manche ester friends join
in extendig Mrs. N N ernitz and. her
husband their best wishes for q long,
and happy married life. They will
reside IN Chicago. Mrs. Mernitz ar
rived In the city on Monday night for
q visit at the home Of her parents.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-08-26
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