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alers Are Looking Forward to a Busy Winter Season

state will be restricted TO a number
based upon the size Of the militia
organization.
II is expected that state will waive
payment of license fee to members Of
the motor reserve corps, this eNemp-
tiou compelling the recruit to serve or
pay % fine equivalent to the rental Of
the substitute ear. According 10 the
present plan. q special insignia will be
worked out this To appear on brass
plato to Doe fastened TO every car in
tho pUTUH
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24
Rubber shortage in Berlin.

LONDON,-AccoriinR TO q report
received in this city from %
person who recently left Berlin, there
is great shortage OF raw materials.
Rubber has been smuggled into the
country i'm the form Of sausages.
The scarcity is so great that no pr
vate individual in Berlin is allowed
to use his motor ear except the
doctors Rubber floors have been
taken up and every scrap. in any
shape or form has been useds-MOtOr
Age.
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TO cross and miles of mere trails to
follow i'm lieu Of roads
The Sell--Floto show has one trac-
tor which alone would haul a smal,
carnival company. Gasoline is the
answer.
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Lutheran church. The baby was
named Rhienhart William. In the at
ternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Mundt
Willie and Alma Munda, Mr.. and Mrs
Schnoor and son, Emil, Mr.. Mordhorst
and Mr.. Stegeman. of Buck Grove, and
Miss Lillian Macumber gathered at the
Mundt home and pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bidlack and little
babe spent Sunday at the Ben Bidlack
home.
Ed Mccartney marketed hogs at Ma
nilla Monday.
George Macumber visited Sunday af.
ternoon with Hugh Thompson.
Miss Esther Baitson. spent Saturday
evening and Sunday With her friend
Mrs. Anna Smethurst. in Manila
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Barber entertain.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Will Thompson and
the Misses Mabel, Mamie and Alice
at dinner Sunday.
Mrs. Ray Thompson and little daugh
tiers visited Sunday morning at the
j. B. Gardner home in Manila.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl bison, of Manila.
entertained Mrs. Simmerman and
Walter and Miss Lucy at dinner SUM
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mccartney visited
Sunday at the Andrew Mccartney home
in Denison.
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her sister, Mrs. Gates, and baby, o
Sioux City, spent Saturday in Vail
i Rev. Father Cavanaugh, OF Denison
visited with Rev. Jas. Murphy here las
Friday.
Miss Bral went to Denison Saturda!
afternoon for an over Sunday visit will
friends.
George Buchanan, who has been Wis
iting with his parents in Tennessee fo
the past two months, returned to Val
the first Of last week.
/ Miss Margaret Regain was DenisoI
visitor the last of the week.
Bob Bell, of South Dakota, spent {
few days here with relatives recently
Mike Giblin was a Denison passen
ger Monday.
Miss Clara Wahlin returned home
Saturday from few days visit at the
homes of her sisters, Mrs. Magill and
Mrs. Odien, in Arcadia.
Mrs. Walters, of Denison, spent 8
few days here last week with hel
mother, Mrs. Meier, who is i'll.
VIM. Byrnes was county seat bust
ness caller Monday.
| Miss Clara ,Servoss was an over Sun
day caller in Missouri Valley.
Albert kral and Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Sullivan and children visited recently
at the VIM. Worley home in Deloit.
Mrs. John Schmidt was up from
West Side Sunday.
Miss Stella Hickey is now employed
as clerk in the Menagh store at Den
ison.
Henry Thompson, of Lake Park,
spent few days here last week with
his many Vail friends.
Ken DObler was in Denison on bust.
ness Monday.
Paul Molony was here from Denison
Sunday calling on friends.
Miss Vera Keane spent Friday in
Denison. ey.s
A. w. Starek. of West Side, visited
here few hours Monday.
Miss Kral was Denison visitor on
Monday.
Miss Anna Beirne, of Carroll, was
an over Sunday visitor here with rela.
tivcs.
Misses Hattie Voss and Marie Ham,
mer, OF Denis0n, spent Sunday here,
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. Peterson.
e DR.. and Mrs. MOrseman. of Omaha,
were recent visitors here with her
mother, Mrs. w. w. White.
Jim Ollie was mp from West Side
Sunday calling on friends.
John Monaghan was in Omaha on
business last week.
Miss Angela Kral spent the last Of
the week In Arcadia.
Rev. Jas. Murphy spent Sunday af.
ternoOn in Denison with Rev. .Farrelly,
who Is confined to his home by illness.
ThOs. Dalton returned from visit
with relatives at Grand Mound last
week,
Miss Anna Brogan spent Saturday
with DenisOn friends. ,r
Mrs. w. r. Man0n, who has been
visiting with relatives at Minburn. re-
turned home the first of last week.
]. j. Corners and family, Of Carroll,
spent q. few days recently at the II.
O'Boyle homie 49,
Miss Una Robertson, Of Manila,
spent few days here last week at the
home of her uncle. VIM. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rasmussen, Of
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! Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
latter's father, Adolph Rosburg. :.
Misses Ellen Murphy and Bennetta
Lamb We're Charter Oak shoppers last
Wednesday.
Thomas Brown and sister, Mary,
Gene Owens and sister, Agnes, and
Margaret Murphy autoed out from
Denison Sunday morning and spent
the day at the Jas. McGrath home.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Flaherty and lit.
tie folks, of near Kenwood, were guests
in the McGrath home Sunday.
The Misses Mary Brown and Mar
garet and Loretta Murphy and Thomas
Brown and Gene Owens autoed to Dan
bury to attend church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. O'Day and fam.
lily, of Danbury, were entertained OF
the home of the lady's uncle, James
McGrath, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. w. j. Lacey and little daughter.
Garnet Velma, spent Wednesday at the
home of the lady's mother, Mrs. Aman-
da Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug Rix and little
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daughter, Evelyn, were entertained at
the Paul Rix home Saturday evening"
Leo Hopp is picking corn for Aug
iix for few days.
James and Lloyd Ridgley were Wis
itors in Charter Oak Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Henning and lit
tle>people spent Sunday with the for
mer's sister, who lives near Boyer
Aug Meyer was business visitor
at the Julius christensen home sat
urday.
Miss Loretta Murphy called on her
friend, Mrs. Chris Henning, Friday.
Lois, the little three year old daush
ter of J e. Owens. has been quite SICK
for the past few days. 4
Miss Henrietta Murphy visited her
friend, Mrs Albert Langholdt in RICK
etts Friday.
Albert Fester was a business caller
at the, Adolph Meyer home Thursday
evening. !, E
Herman Stamer and Albert Fester
autoed to Mapleton on business last
Thursday afternoon.
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T. J. Campbell marketed hogs at AS
pinwall Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Macumber called OF
Miss Alvina Schwiesow and Miss Luc,
zimmerman Tuesday afternoon.
! Mrs. j. H. Healy transacted business
in Denison Tuesday.
Miss Marie Healy and her brother
Frank, were callers at the Earl Bid
lack home Tuesday evening.
Harold Bidlack and Frank Baker at
tended the basket ball game at Manil
la Wednesday evening between Val
and Manila.
Ben Bidlack, Clayton Baker, F. r
Macumber, VIM. Quantz and Ray
Thompson were among the farmers OF
this neighborhood who shredded corn
fodder last week. Mr.. Beck has now
finished the shredding in this vicinity
Miss Mabel Thompson was caller
at the Earl Bidlack home Thursday.
Geo. Flint sDent several days last
week at the Allen Barber home.
Mrs. silas Thompson spent several
days the latter part OF last week at the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. Wiley
Goodenough, in Manila.
Miss Esther BaitsOn spent Thursday
evening at the VIM. Quantz home.
Clayton Baker autoed to the Harry
Mcleod home Friday afternoon and
brought Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Mcleod
to Manila to attend the Guild carnival
that was held in the Germania hall.
Miss Mamie Thompson spent Friday
afternoon and Saturday at the John
Calvin home in Manila and also at
tended the carnival Friday evening.
Mrs. George Bidlack and Grace and
Frances McCutcheon visited at the
Earl Bidlack home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mundt took their
babystO Manila Sunday and had it hap
tized by, Rev. Wendt- of the German
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Clarence Ira Chamberlin was born
in Vail March p, 1903. and died at
O'clock Friday evening, Dec. 3, 1916
following an illness of less than a
week with typhoid fever He was the
son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Chamberlin, OF
this place. Clarence was pupil in
the Vail high school and a bright boy
constant light in the home circle and
favorite with all. He was an earnest
member of the Methodist church and
Z member of the vested choir of St.
J Johns Episcopal church. He leaves
to mourn his death his father and
mother, one sister and several broth.
crs. The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Boyd, of Denison, at
the M. F.. church this monday after
noon at 2 o'clock, and were attended
z by large number of friends and SYM
pathizing neighbors. The sympathy Cf
the community is extended to the sOr.
rowing family in their affliction.
Seymour Bartlett and family were
business callers in DenisOn Saturday.
Mrs. Jas. Duffy was the guest OF
'Denison friends the last of the week.
The remains of Mrs. Annie Fnneran-
Showers, who died at her home near
Buck Grove, were brought here Friday
and inferred in st. AIMS cemetery in
the family lot by the side of her father
and mother.
Mrs. VIM. Robertson, who has been
confined to her home for the past
three weeks by illness, was taken to
Omaha Monday, where she will under.
go an operation. Her many friends
l,nno for Nov cnoodV rppnVorV
Misses Mary Robinson, Anna Mae
ana ANGELA FitzsimmOns spent Satur.
day in DenisOn.
The body of William Lestrange, who
passed away at his home at Saskatoon,
Sask., GalIala, I on November goth, ar
rived in Vail last Tuesday and was tax.
en- to tie home of his sister. Mrs. M.
Madden, in Jackson township. where,
ii was. held preceding burial, Which
took place on Thursday at st. AIMS
church, interment being made IN st.
Ani's cemetery. Mr.. Lestrange grew
TO manhood in Jackson township, but
for the past few years has been living
in Canada Friends extend sympathy
TO the beraaved ones.
Miss Olga Wahlin left Monday for
Gray, where she vii spend the holidays
with relatives
Rev. Father Lynch. of Manila, was
a Vail visitor Friday.
Mrs. Trexel, of Denison, spent a few
days in Vail last week.
Albert Chamberlin, Of Belmont, was |
called here last Friday by the serious
illness and death of his brother, Clar.
ence, who passed away few minutes
after his arrival.
Ed and John Mcmahon and theifl
families. of Manila, spent Saturday Of.
terncon here at the Thos. Powers home
Miss Marie Keane spent Saturday
III DelljsOn.
James Long was up from West Side
Friday.
A. Gallagher and wife were business |
callers in DenisOn Saturday.
Miss Mel! Staininger, of DenisOn, and
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Audubon, were guests here last week
at the Mrs. Jensen home.
Mrs. John Kiniry and daughter spent
Monday in Denison.
Mrs. NJ. j. Keane spent Saturday in
Denison.
Mrs. LOchmiller, of DenisOn, spent
Friday afternoon here the guest OF
Mrs \. J. Keeney.
Mrs. Dingman, of Onawa, who has
been spending some time here with her
son, G. e. Dingman, and family, re-
turned home last week.
on business Thursday.
Ed Downey, of Omaha, was here the
first of the week to attend the tuner
al of the late VIM. Kelly.
Deputy Sheriff Costello was in Vail
on business Thursday.
Rev. Father Sullivan spent the first
of last week in Carroll.
Mrs. Geo. Lewis and Miss Kate
| Burkholder, of Woodbine. were Sun:
day visitors here at the r. J.. Morse
home
Emil Novotne and family and Mrs.
Geo. Dieter were business visitors in
Denison Friday.
We regret to report the illness of
Miss Florence Vandesteeg.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j.. Klinker, OF Deni-
son, spent Friday afternoon here at
the Jas. Duffy home.
Miss Mary Kenney was an over Sun
day visitor in Denison at the McCaff-
rey home.
Miss Maude Mcdonnell returned
home Saturday from an extended visit
at the Ed Sheridan home in Des
MOines.
Mrs. John Granny attended the fun
eral of VIM. Kelly at Wall Lake last
Sunday.
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Ernest Wolfram commenced the win
ter term of school in No. 8 Monday af.
ter enjoying five weeks vacation.
j. p. Murphy returned to his work
in Sioux City Wednesday after a
pleasant visit at home.
Adolph Stamer returned to his home
near Dallas, S. d., Tuesday after a
short visit at the home of his uncle,
AdOlph ROsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Foster spent
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Linfred Ahart spent Sunday at the
Fred WILDER home.
Misses Ethel and Alta Howe, Mable
Hunter and Emma and Ethel Wilber
attended the study center at DenisOn
Saturday.
The county will start on the Boyer
bridge soon. II having been out Oi
use for three months, the farmers OF
this vicinity will be very glad.
A number from this vicinity attend.
ed the funeral of Fred Smith.
School at No. 6 Boyer began Mon
day after q three weeks vacation. Miss
Harriet Shannon is the teacher.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-12-08

In 1914, when the republicans Of New
York regained possession Of the legis
lature, their total of pluralities in the
legislative vote was $4,000. This year
republican legislative candidates Sc.
cured total pluralities OF $4,000 IN
spite of the spectacular come back: OF
Tammany hall in the New York City
contests. These figures show the
steady and irresistible drift OF opin-
ion toward the republican party.
The European governments seem; to
consider that war self supporting as
they are paying for it in promises te
pay. t
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Elndale Items

Last week, Thursday, Mr..
Charles Hall and Eunice Fox
went to Fremont, and were
married. She has a sister liv.
ing there and they surprised
them all. Both couple were
born in this county and are es-
Unable citizens. They are liv-
ing on upper 5th street at pres
ent.
Mr.. Witbem and family are
leaving for Eldorado, Mo-, to
make it their future home. We
will miss them greatly but wish
they may prosper in their new
locati N.
Quite a number of farmers
raise peaches now. | callea on
Mr.. Ferguson and he will have
quite lot of peaches. He also
has 107 swarms of bees and
will have a lot Of honey to sell.
That mishap | had being
thrown out of buggy but | am
able to get around and make
my wants known.
Will Cox is taking his vaca-
ton now and in the meantime
will put up a new barn. His
sub is Mr.. Brundige.
Oscar Craven has a new en-
giDe to saw wood and will make
it fly soon.
l had topinch myself to know
that / was in Mo. Valley the
time the shows were in full
blast, and such a lot of people.
Where did they come from?
Fred Hughes shipped a load
of hogs to Chicago last week.
Don't know the price he got.
Mr.. j. Wisecup will visit his
mother In Colorado, near Boul-
den this fall and winter.
Jessie Clover from River
Sioux was taking in the Fair
and Home Coming.
I don't think the frost done
much damage. Corn is ripening
quite fast now.
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Calhoun Items

j. E Reedy of Carroll and
daughter Frances, came down
last Friday for a short visit
with home folks and to attend
the forty fifth wedding ami
versary Of his father and moth
er.
Mrs. Robt. Cassidy and child
rem spent part of last week in
Mo. Valley with relatives.
DR.. Henry Fitzgibbon of
Omaha spent Sunday with his
father, Dennis Fitzgibbon.
Mr.. O C Kiger has a brother
from Indiana visiting him.
MIR. and Mrs. James Brown
and children visited Sunday at
the j. w. Fouts home.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tierney
spent Sunday at his brother
Thos. Tierney's home, south
east of Mo. Valley.
Mrs. Thomson has a sister
from Kansas visiting her.
Everybody out this wav o.
tpndnd tho Eair at Mo Vollov
last week.
Mrs r. C. Sherwin and sons,
came up from Co. Bluffs Friday
evening for a visit with home
folks and Sunday morning b.
C. and son Ralph arrived to
spend the day at the Reedy
home helping to celebrate the
forty-fifth wedding anniver-
sary of Mr.. and and Mrs. Reedy.
Mrs. Wilson Birdsall had two
brothers from Dunlap visiting
her last week.
A gathering of forty five rel
atives at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Eli Birdsall took place last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Birdsall of
Greenwood, Neb, cousins Of
the Birdsall Bros, spent last
week visiting them.
j. w. Reedy Of, Gibbon, Neb !,
and Mrs. Lille Kellogg of Oma-
ha spent q few days last week
visiting their brother D. H.
Reedy of this place.
Mrs. Scott Arms returned
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
MILLER WINS OUT
Supreme Court Sustains Him

In the case of Miller against
Harrison county, tried in Craw-
ford county in which Miller
sued the county for $4,000 for
running off an unprotected
grade with his automobile and
injuring himself. and was Civ
en- a verdict for $4,000, the SUI
preme court decided that the
county was liable in that there
were no guard rails on the
grade and the bridge which the
grade led up to was not the re-
quired width of sixteen feet.
The case was largely a test
case and was being watched
with a great deal of interest as
there are many such grades
and bridges in the state and if
the counties are liable in these
cases it will make the SUPER
visors get busy and put in per-
manent bridges of the legal
width and also protect the ap-
proaches.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

Lumber, all graz 9sand
sizes, shingles and lath.
Windows, doors, moulding
and all kinds Of mill work.
Cement, lime, plaster,
plaster board, wall board,
etc. Sand, Qrdvel,. clay
brick, cement brick, ce-
ment building blocks. ce.
ment drain tile sewer pipe,
cement fence posts, cedar
posts and poles. Sherwin.
Williams paints, roofing
paints, rubber roofing, as.
bestOs roofing. Hard and
soft coal, all grades and
sizes. Harry r. Newton.
SAINT Holmes,
Manager.
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Entered at the Postotfice at Missouri
Valley, Iowa, as second class matter
Snyder Hollow Items

Snyder Hollow Items
The weather has been quite
cool the past few days.
Mrs. Gus Martin and Miss
Blanche Smith were shopping in
town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Hester
and daughters Hazel, Ina and
Carrie and Mrs. James Harper
attended the Billy Sunday meet
ings Sunday.
Little Harry Perkins, Floyd
Kelley and Freda Kelly are at
tending their first year of
school in the country north of
the Hollow.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Harring-
ton and children were the over
night guests of his sister, Mrs.
C. A. Hester last Thursday.
Miss Anna Harrington of
Mondamin was the over night
guest of the C. A. Hester home
Tuesday.
The Thekta Girls entertained
twenty young folks Tuesday
evening at a surprise farewell
party in honor of Miss Anna
Wlthem, at the home of the
Misses Hester.
The evening was spent in
playing games and story telling
until a late hour, when dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Anna received several
nice and useful presents to re-
member her friends in Iowa.
Miss Ina Hester and Mr..
Orval Beaman attended Billy
Sundays sermon last Sunday.
A young fellow from Sny-
der's Hollow was seen convers-
ing with a lady at the top of
First street Wednesday evening
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Dry Goods, Groceries and
Shoes at Egan's Store.
S25

Opportunities are only worth
as much as you determine to
get from them. You have the
opportunity of building for the
future by using our Bank Ac-
count Plan.
State Savings Bank.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

Lost-A lady's gold watch No: 453.-
3l8 Waltham make case No. 4678ll9,
at the Fair Grounds on Sept. 18th.
1915. Finder please leave at Times
Office and get reward. ps23
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Robt. W. Harvey

Red Cloud Encampment No.
81 meets Friday evening Sept.
"a at 8 o'clock. All Patriarchs
urged to be present. Come.
G. M. Everett, Scribe.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
Baby Beef Feeding Contest.

From Harrison County News, 9-22d.]
With the idea OF promoting
among the boys oil Iowa IN in
terest in the growing of beef
cattle, the Iowa Beef Produc-
ers Association, the Agriculture
al Extension Department OF the,
Iowa State Colle'e o. Ames
and the u S. Department OF
Agriculture are cooperating a
calf feeding or Baby Beef Feed
ing contest in as many of the
counties 0tIowa as an be per-
suaded tobengage in the same.
THE HARRISON COUNTY CONTEST
was organized here last week
by w. r Berry who was here
in connection with the Ames
exhibit at the far. The FOL ow-
ing is the County Organization:
w. r. Berry. of Ames, in
charge.
marry JOY, OF Logan, county
Leader.
TOWNSHIP LEADERS
Morgan IS Il. Spooner
JackSOn--W. e. Gillette
st. John Chris G. Jones
Raglan : j. p. Gorder
Jetlerson-W w. Latta
Magnolia IS. III. Mckinney
Taylor G, Dewel
Boyer David Bero
Calhoun-F. Ii. Hughes
Allen-L, b. Harper
Allen-L. b. Harper
Cincinnati p. j, Quist
Clay. II. Sharpnack
LeGrange- Fred Divelbess
Harrison Jason Hunt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23

Lost-An umbrella in Fair Grounds.
Return to Shafer's drug store.
$50
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-09-23
PRIZES OFFERED

lST--STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
The contestant making the best
record in Iowa, will be given a free
trip to Washington, d. c., or it's
equivalent, same being provided by
the Union Stock Yards, of Chicago.
End TWO OTHER STATE PRIZES
The Iowa Beef Producers Associa-
tion offers $50 cash for trip to the
Chicago Live Stock Show of 1916, to
the boy making the best record out
side of organized counties, and SIS
for the second prize.
3RD-COUNTY CHAMPIONS
In each of of the fifty Iowa coun-
ties where there are fifty or more con-
testants, the county champion will
be given a free trip to the said Live
Stock Show i'm 1916. Also $35 is given
to pay expense. of each county cham
piOn by a number of Chicago firms.
4TH-OTHEK COUNTY PRIZES
OUlCI County, iIlu TOWNSHIP prizes
may consist OF free trips to the jun
ior Short Course at Ames, free tickets
to the local Short Courses, and this
county will offer as many prizes as
any other county in the state.
5TH PRIZE FOR Exploits OF BABY
BEEF
AT least 500 cash will be offered at
the 1916 Iowa State Fair by different
Chicago firms, for best exhibits of
baby beeves by the IL wa contestants.
The Harrison County Agricultural
Association will offer number Of
prizes at the 1916 County Fair for ex-
hibsts OF baby beef.
6th-The Iowa Beef Producers AS
ISOLATION will send specially engrav.
ed watch fob to each Junior who en-
tiers the contest, secures a calf and
cares for it and reports the result Of
his work up to January l, 1916. Any
Junior over 10 and under 10 is elegi-
BILE.