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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

ii6 iest barum, ben rmat9" gu se>
tpirneu.
Ser eusliihe Sffi5ier lit cine 3us
iammeniesuns bon ~9anbp", Solbdt
urb SPORTSMAN. Sumner ldbt er
es lid angeIeseu isiu, ais elm Wann
bon StanS nuf3utreten. @ns ibm
an militdriitem Rifeu unb militia
rider aus6ilbun9 a69ebt, eriest er
burh feline tabeuoie SaltIng. 9ie
meiifen bon linen itauben bis Dor benz
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benz Deere unb fommen meiitens aus
ben 6eiteu en9liiteu 8~reiicn. Sic
eeben ibren ltntergebenen elm 9lltes
0eiipiel, iubem tic ale llnbeauemlihz
feiteu bes arieses NIT 9robem 8lcits
mltb ertraeen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
2usembursii&e Seitnns Hrptehiert
geger GlieBerangriffe.

gerIin. %. Sept.. brabtlos mad
Sappiqe.--Die lugembursiiHe 8eis
tlrns ~Obermoiels Seitune" tenuSeths
net bic Nnsriffe Der Gaiierten. Ulieeer
auf bic lurembureiiden 9o9Ofen aIs
uneeredtferti8t.
Sic 8eitune iast. bic Iugemburats
Shen Gabriien, bic Runitiou fur
9eutiGlanb fnbri3ieren ieien berett,
basfelbe fir irsenb cine anbere ga.
ton su tbun. 2ugembure befinbe iid
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bic Der. Staaten unb bic Sbatiade.
bab Die lugemburgii&en 5abriten
Runition beriteuen ipiirbeu, re&ts
fertise nitt I'M 8~erinsiten bic ans
griffe Der Guiierten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
@%ro6bfDogtbum.
Ans Der Danptfaht.
11aebriebten aus G~arembmre,

Der mertbe 2efer iuiro bemerft
baben, bat bic r9uS. 8a5ette" lett
etniser Seit wtebernm ibren resel'
mdfisen Wadrihteubient aus Der
alten Seimatb erbdit. Gs lit uns
bies mad nielen fruhtIuien 8emiibt
unsen, auf einem ipestelen Wese &C.
Iunsen. Wir sweifeln niht Saran,
bat bic 9eier Der r2us. Gazette" bies
fhGten merben nnb bitten fe 81 be-
merfen, bas Wa&rthten ans Der Alten
Seimatb In feinem anberen amerifas
niiden Vlatte 81 finben itnb es
iei benin, bot bteielben pOn Der y9aE.
Gazette" absebrudt iinh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
2~nxemburs's WabrunsSmittel'
Weriorsuns.

4erItn. brabtlos. 27. Sept. -
(lieberiee : Nahri4ten > Ggentur. J
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trifft ntht 9eutidlaub aIletn. Sm
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
amxen.brrpsr Gazette, pnn,,erstae, nsn 5. Wktnbrr 1910.

ben: gn. Oieoeri9. Sietird; Mfr.
Sapum. gttefbrud; 5. Sub, 0iefir6;
s. g. Wannon, Oiefir9; Marcel Ni.
mar, Werid; Soiepb OeItees, Die.
firh; Marcel Rotb. 0iefir6; Spa.
cintb Sdmetber, Diefirh. 8ier lprr.
ben au elmer Rahprufuug i'm Serbite
auriidgeiteGt; 5fpei baben nit,t be.
itanben.
0tfferbinsen, 8. aug.-
guf benz bieiigen Siittenperf foai-
bierte g~eitern cine Raihine nit ciner
@arme Wagen, ipo6ei Der Iaidinilt
Sobaun &lein lebeusgefdbrlihe Der.
lesuneen erlitt.
Gonsborf, s. Iug.-Mui ser
am Sonntas itattsefunoenen 8eritei.
gering Der Reiierloie i'm ~@ebrann-
tenbui6" miiroen 10 minime Hreiie
er5ielt (ndmlih 1 Sr., ia MIR % Ger
times pro 2os), BOB idlieBlih Die
8eriteigerung ~eineeitellt Duroe.
Gid a. b. ", Z. @ug.-Sur bi.
~oiesi1brige grbebung Der Rarftgel'
Der bat iif) nur elm Submittent, Serr
Hoel gemeloet. 3as ltnternebmen
mlbte infolsebeiien bieiem auseIhla.
gen merben. Serr Hoel bate elm
aneebot bon $500 Sr. semodt. Sn
ben @orjabren fpiiroen tets 5000
5000 Sr. geboten.
8ranbenb q, 8. aug.-
Nit berehtistem Stol3e fonnte mie.
Der einnal %uriere altebrpiirbiee
Burg alif ibre treuen umlpcbner her.
abieben, pelf]c einem n%eusepeibteu
Prieiter bllr6 Die feitli6 seid]niid.
ten StraBen bes Iprfes oas 8eleite
gum Ntare eaben. Wur es ia be.
reits bas FINITE 0orffino, pelbeS Die
fatboliiben granbenburger lett 1872
ourd Die SamiIien Woiions unb
@eiler Soft Dem Germ peibten.
Oiesmol mar es Serr Sobdun Woi.
long, Der 5im eriten Wule in ieiuec
Seimatbfirfe Die Stiien bes altares
b~inauiitieg, nm 8ottes Sesen auf
ieine Ssamilie uno a0e pfarransebo.
rigen berb3ufIeben. Sbm diiiitierten
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elm Br,iber oes Germ Y%rimt3ianten,
Vrof. Or. &ab aus 9iefirh uno Der
6~eitreoner, Serr Bfarrer @eiler.
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tiers. Wit bepegten 8orten ihi!,
berte Ser 8rebiger Ben fatboliiten
Vrieiter in ieiner Siigerto in icinem
@irfen. uno in ieinem 9ooe oils
einen Wann oes 8ebetes unb oes
Spiers.
0ifferbingen, 8. Ius.-
sllif @rlbe Eilenburg tpurbe Der AZ
Sabre aIte Irbviter Diftor 2eclere
baird berubfaIlenoes @eitein eetrof.
fen urt6 lebensgefdbrli4 Derlest.
Rerf&, 8. Gmg.-Na&ts bran.
gen Oiebe in Die Wobrnrne beS Gde.
rers 3. g. MieS unb itubIen aus benz
Mmi6fang 40 Rilosronrm Sped uno
mebrere Sdtnfen i'm @ertbe bon
itber 400 Sr.
RoIIingerernnb b, 8. Nug.--
Der % Sdbre alte 4rbeiter Bbilipp
peters ~itiirate beute Naft aus benz
Geniter ieines S1lofSimuers auf bic
StraBe urb bIieb CUR Ste1e tobt.
d melingeu, 8. aug.-aui
@rirbe @elienfirfen rniroe geitern
Nahmittas Der 2~2iabrise lebiee @r.
better 2arl Slinger aus Simmern
bon berabfaaenoem @eitein 5etroffen
uno CUR Steae getobtet.
Gi6a. b. ", 2. 4us.-Ger Wirtb
Sobann Settes. Der bon einem @ait,
Dem er Die 5biire sepieien butte,
ourf Meiieritide ideper perlest
plirbe, 1T ieinen 8erlesungen erie.
gen. Settles itanb i'm "A. 9ebens.
iabre. or tpar WrGiibent bes arbei.
fer. acknowledgements uno @i5e.
Hr1iioent Der Re5irfs. 2~ranfentafe
mnb NIT Der iilbernen' Wehaiae Der
Gidenloubfrone 6efortert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

folaenbe Borte an Yremier 3 a l.
M / 8: sic fonner niht tdlb bleiben
BEL Der Gimme unierer Gbnen uub
ben 8eiipielen Der 8eifihte. Infer
llngliid bot LANCE 9enue geoaiiert.
0ie 4%eleeenbeit, bic iit uns iest
bietet, lit tpatrideinIih bte leste.
Benn Sbrer Wiiiiion 8ren5en geiteut
finb, 70 lit es ebeufals Sbre PfIiht,
Die 5~rastpeite Der greieniiie nidt 81
periennen. Gnberufans limb Sic
iiberfliiiiiel"
.gtbnos": .0as Bolt lit in
Iuirubr Inn ieine 8ehte 5u idusen.
oenn rpenn mir bieIe leste 8ele9cnbeit
unbcnust potiiber9eben laiien, Damn
nerben mir pernihtet iperoen."
,gmbros", elm dntis8 eni6elos
Srsan: -Bir fraseu uns pirtlih, fpie
es moglih 1T. bab Serr q M 8
bic Weranttportuns elmer Gage ibers
uommen bat, Die 8rieheulonb obne
BpIi5ei, obne Bolt unb obns Sele<
grapben IGbt unb bic eiuen EbeiI Der
beaeniihen armee Der 8nabe ODER
lInauabe irember Trippen ausiest.
Die aniierten reeieren ben staat,
ouran beitebt fetn 9neifel. Damn
ioIte bod tpenieiters an Der Spiee
oieier Hesierlus cine Perionlihfeii
iteben, bic has Vertrauen Der Nai'
ierten beiist. Wenn bieie 9er'ons
Iidfeit = mas aIem Gniheiu ndh 70
lit - Veni5eIos iein pirb, ic
beiBen mir ion tpilIfoutmen. oenn odnr
rpirb Der liberale Siibrer bic 0erant'
portIihfeit ieiner Sanolunsen ielbii
iibernebnen miiffen."
lie Gnslanbcr In 1ranfrei&.
Die beiannte SaIbmonatsiHriit
Der Gtacemifer Grneit 2ani
unb Marcel Vrepoit It. Or e.
pue be Yaris". brinst in ibrer
4ussa6e BON 1. gulf cinen boHi
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ieinem Cffi5ier: Sir ben engliiher
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ben 90 I~YoiluS" nenni
man Die fran5oiiifen Soloaten.) =
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3eiter bon ~llebun9en, Der oas Rehl
bat, Strafen gu ertbeilen. Sr
lIebrigen fommt fommb ieinem Off
3ier nit benz Reipeftssefiibl emit.
aeaen. nit DEM er i'm Gibiaeber
einem ~@entleman" ooer eineu
policeman" begegren piirbe
Sommp 1T prddtie ausseriiitet uni
Sanf elmer 9obnuns bon minoeitens
1,6O Eranten 1872 Cents pro 5as
fam er aiemIib flott Iebeu. Sommt
lit bet Der 4epolferune iebr beIiebt
benn er 1T duberit freieebtg. Gin
augemeine Sbeen III 9omu1b niht a.
baben unb an poIitiine G~rfpdguneer
fritt er iiberbaupt ntht beran. ST.
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isbr suridbultenb. Cir i'm Gill
eieentli1 MIR Grslanb. gr bot 6er
9ardl iiberiHritten, UNI etne gut,
SaHe gu b~ertbeibigeu irtb es banbel
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

Gramina.-Serr Bernard Cine.
ring ans 9reuermader bat an Der
&gl. Sehniiheu SodJifule in Miin.
den oas 8orbiplomo @gumen iir
Observation-Disclosures NIT giitem gr'
fola beitanben.-0ie Serren 9ubmig
Woaing ans gtteIbriid unb Sobann
Wes aus 9ugemburg baben an Der
aonigl. Tefniiten Sobidule in
Wiind,en Die Diplomi@orpriifung in
Der gleftrotednif nit beitem @rfole
beitanben.
Mms benz gm6Jormdgeiuerbe.-a
%. SiiIi bat Der ShriftieserlebrIlne
s. g. Wampad (SffiSin @if. geidt,
Differoingen) ieiue @ebiIfenpriifung
init Der 9ote gut" beitanben.-Im
8. Iusuit bot Der 9ruderlebrIirg y.
Stloeiier (Offioin q. ShroeG. Gid
a. b. Ia.) feline @ebilfenpriiflme
ebenfuQs nit Der Rote ngit" be.
1tnnben.
Cine SdJinfrngefdidDte fptr6 led
einisen Sagen In Der Stobt lebbafi
beiprohen unb bot berettS at ben
tpuften 8eriid)ten Mnlab gegeben.
0te areeleeenbeit nerbdlt fid fol.
gerbermaben: gnbe bortger Do9e
lab Elm patrouiIierenber Yuliaiit Dor
benz Biirgerfafino mebrere W1nner
cine er6bere anoabl aorbe perlaben,
aluf feline Srage nab benz SnbaIt Der
Rorbe tpurbe ibm Der 9eiGeio, es
banole Iib nm Bein. Die Raie bes
Wolioiiten rod ieboh mas an6ers. Gr
teedb iif gum Sefonom 6es 8aiiros,
Serrn 8arnih, urb erbielt bort ben
8eiheib, baB es iih nm 200 Shin.
ZEN banoeIe, rpelde Serr garni6 Der
GeIientirtner @ergipertsseielHtyaf
in Gid a. b. MIa liefern ioIte. Serr
o. ,pies benu aud on $unb zines
S1reibenS no9, aab er bon Ger er.
fpGbnten Sirma NIT Dem Infaufs
bon Shinfen gum Sof,itpreiie bealf'
tragt porben mar. @uf telepboniife
Mnfruge in Cid. beitdtiste bic bortige
@enSormerie ipGter, bob Die ga.
men" angefommen unb in ben Yeiit
Der Ibreiiaten gelangt tparen. (Sm
glni1lub oarun lei mitsetbeilt, bub
in ben Iesten Eaeen in einem bieiigen
Wetserla6en niht tpeniger OILS 270O
Ffuno Sdinfen II. I. m. bon einem
&antinenpertpoIter unb anbern Ger.
i0nlthfeiten ~aiigefauit moroen limb
5eidmuns fir bentihe ariessan.
Iette. = Die @eIientirtner Berg,
tperfsgeieaidait in Gid q. b. @laette
bot Z Wiuionen Warf fir Die FINITE
bernite atiessanletlle se3etbnet.-
Wergleide btermit 9epeite iiber
Wieserangriffe.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

Der 0ertreter Der 8ereinieten Stdaten
Qebensmittel ireeno tpel6er Dirt fir
2uremburs 5u5uldien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05

+ Warftberi6t. = Seit
= einisen Saeen bnben bic gier-
: preiie itarf anse3ogen. auf benz
, 0ohenmarfte am 10. aughit
+ foiteten lie niht peniger ais 3
= Sr. bus 0l,seno. Nelie Scar
+ toffeln gaIten br,rdyihnittlid 8
y Sr. Den Seiter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-10-05
mas ansere iasen.

(Sortiesuns bon Der 4. Seite. J
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
McWiIlians for Representative

The name of C. 4. McWilliams, of
Chester appears in the list of filings at
Des Moines state representative as the
democratic candidate for representa-
tive from Howard county in opposition
to Lee w. Elwood, the present incum-
bent who also filed for the primaries
just before the expiration of time for
filing. The Times, in its last issue
made the remarkable admission that
1.Elwood was undecided as to whether
he would be candidate this year on
account of the strong opposition to the
road legislation of the past two as
semblies. We are pleased to see the
farmers arousing to realizat on Of
their mistake of four years ago in turn
ing down farmer candidate for repre-
sentative for young lawyer with more
means and personal ambition than ex-
perience in legislation and the real
needs Of his constituents. The farm
ers Of the county feel that they have
been misrepresented for the past four
years and will doubtless unite this year
for a practical business man whose in
terests are also the interests of the
farmer
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
Meredith A Candidate.

The Iowa Democrats have chosen r.
+. Meredith, of Des MONIES, to head
Their state ticket. That fact should
cause Republicans to sit up an ! To- x
about with considerable concern. AS
far as ability and character 60, it is
extremely doubtful whether the Repub-
lican party has candidate that will
match up with MIR. Meredith. He is an
outstanding success as business man;
he is fair and fearless fighter; he is a
leader in political circles; he has per-
sonality that wins him friends; he has
q strong following in the zoo, coo farm
ers no are subscribers to his publica-
ton. successful Farming.
Mr.. Meredith will give any Republic
an candidate who is nominated hard
run fer the office If Harding is nomi-
mates, Meredith will be elected. Usage
New {Rep.)
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
The Presidential Primary.

There seems to -e very general op O.
sition to the residential primary !, "
the highway .aw, the increase d axes,
the reCea! of the mulct law. "A aboI
ton OF local self government; .nclu ,g
the election of state ana county per-
intendents, which br..s.l> all over with
extravaganza and gr It, the .normous
increase of salar es and OF er abuses,
but what is the .emedv?
There is ou one rem y and that is a
change ..arty in tie state of Iowa,
Tor the Republican arty gave us all of
these obnoxious WIS and abuses, and
they will stick to them until Gabriel
toots his horn. All these obnoxious
laws and abuses were adopted by Re-
publican general assembly and signed
by Republican governor, hence tax
payers must either vote the Democratic
ticket or continue to grin and bear the
burdens.
The increase of salaries in the state,
at low estimate, will amount to $500,
900 annually; the cost of the primary
elections, $3.50, zoe; while Sll, 000, 00G
was expended(?) on the highways OF
the state in 1915, all adopted and put
into effect under the reign Of the g. o.
D., aided by Democrats for revenue
only. And what have the people, OF
taxpayers, received in return? Com
plants are coming in from all parts Of
Clayton County about the awful condi
ton of the roads, in some instances they
are reported impossible, although large
sums of money have been expended
while the farmers in every township
the men who pay the taxes, have beer
slapped in the face and told that they
do not know enough to build their OWL
roads. What medley of inconsistency
and contradictions The only remedy
is change Of party and the amend
ment or repeal of the obnoxious law:
and the eradication of graft and Other
abuses Clayton County Democrat.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
Republican Candidates Undesirable.

If we are to believe the Republican
press of the state, all three Guberna-
torial candidates in the primaries are
undesirable from one cause or another.
All are lawyers, politicians, who have
devoted most of their time in recent
wears to politics instead of business,
scheming for political advantage and
personal preferment instead OF looking
to the business interests of the state.
On the other hand, E. T. Meredith, the
Democratic candidate, is a genuine bust
ness man, an employer of Iowa labor
and always booster for everything
that advances the prosperity and well
fare of the state.
Just now, James M. Pierce, of the
Iowa Homestead, is flooding the state
with a pamphlet headed '1owa's Pollt-
ical and Official Rottenness Laid Bare"
in which he specifically attacks one of
the Republican candidates for Governor
as we'll as Gov. Clarke and other high
Republican officials.
There is but one way to secure
cessation of raids on the state treasury
and that is to free Iowa from the grasp
of professional politicians, among whom
are numbered Harding, Allen and Co.'S
son. A good, preliminary step to this
end would be vote for Ed Meredith,
the Democratic candidate, genuine
business man and not professional
politician.
Voters should make up their mind to
vote the Democratic ticket, if they
desire genuine reform in state business
nat<ore
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
Democratic State Convention.

A delegate convention of the Demo-
cratic party Of Iowa is hereby called TO
meet in the City of Clinton, on We'd
nesday, May 10, 1916, at 10 O'Clock a.
The purpose Of said convention is the
filing of any vacancy in the office OF
delegate at large of alternate delegate
at large to the National Convention OF
the Democratic party to be held at St
Louis on the 14th day of June, 1916,
also to instruct the delegates at large
and the District delegates to said con-
vention if such is the mandate of the
Democratic voters as expressed at the
Primary election, and for the transac-
ton oflsuch business as the convention
may deem. necessary and proper.
The ratio of representation will be
one delegate from each county and one
additional:delegate for each 200 voters
or major::fraction thereof cast for Hon.
Joho' T Hamilton for Governor at the
eeneralrelection in 1914.
Upon such basis the counties in the
4th Congressional Dist. are entitled to
the number of delegates as set forth
below: IN c,.
Cerro. Gordo 6, Chickasaw 10, Clay
ton ID. Fayette IL, Floyd 5, Howard z,
Mitchell 5,.Winneshiek 10.
An voters subscribing to the funda-
m entail principles of Democracy are in.
vited to participate in the election OF
dejeCates to this convention.
Ry order of the Democratic State
Central Committee of Iowa at q meet
ine held February 2, 1916.
JAW. REYNOLDS, Chairman.
w. ]. BRANAGAN, Sec'y.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05

Commandery No. AZ, Knights Templar,
of West Union. He is also "a member
of Elkahir Temple Mystic Shrine of
Cedar Rapids. He has shared in the
official honors of these various branches
of this time honored fraternity.
Mr.. Evans has never been an aggres-
sive politician until forced to the front
by his Democratic friends in the coun-
ty, though he has always been an in
terested voter and worker for the cause
of the Democratic party, and has al
WAYS welded strong influence, par
ticularly among the young members OF
the party. In 1908 he was chosen as
the standard bearer for the office of
representative in the legislature, but
the party being weak, he went down
in defeat together with the rest OF the
ticket in the county-but the results
showed splendid race despite the fact
that he was the opponent of VIM. Lar
rabee, jr., popular man in this coun'
ty.
On November 9Th, 1901, Mr.. Evans
was united in marriage with Miss Eliza
beth Blanche Shaw, only daughter of
the late E. 3. and Mrs. Shaw, her
father at that time being cashier of
the Fayette County National Bank and
later receiving an appointment as bank
examiner for Iowa. Mrs. Evans grad
uated from the West Union high
school, specializing in music after her
graduation, having special talent in
that line of art. She is valued men,
Der of society in her home town, both
in club and social circles. No musical
event is considered complete if the
name of Mrs. Evans does not appear on
the program for either vocal or in
strumental number. Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans are the parents of one son,
Edgar Shaw Evans, born October l6,
1902.
Carl Evans is a representative OF q
family of eleven children, born to
Robert and Isabel (Denison) Evans.
His father was born in Liverpool, Eng
land. where he learned the tailor's
trade. and come to America when
Young man. He located in Fayette
county in the pioneer days and was one
of the first tailors in the town OF West
Union. MIR. Evans comes from the
best of stock, and is made up OF just
the right kind of material to make the
Fourth Congressional District splen'
did representative in Congress. His
life has been a clean one, and his heart
is always in the right place. West
Union Union.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
EARLY SEEDCORN
but long enough to look a

time for obtaining your Short
everywhere the farm
and have sred to adav (Which the 40
Seed Corn will not mature Northern ATTITUDES
oense who sent for his lawyer and explained
esd wh 1 man. can't S GH for
pretty who planting Ratekins
pene that can't be DONE BECAUSE
HE IT 7EAK
TALK
lated do not state how many bushels Of Seed Corn they Offering
the Northern Countless do they state what year
mau for in of those Northern Counties as
Keeping that yourself bushels think
the seed dealers who wildly advertising Northern Grown Seed Corn have
offer there? They do state whether one bush
eor that all that such adav and careful
Look up the reports Agricultural
Northern Latude the 1914 which
knowing you do that there was practically
which Central Iowa North 1915 does stand to reason
supply farmers with unlimited seed
1875 miles North Of the Iowa Line?
the side Purchase from the Grower whose corn was
fully matred which shows good and which a subject 70
which the for thirty and more and has
0ee e Twelve BAYS TO THE CORN for your
faction not found entirely may be US at any
refunded No seed shipped from house that shows
Keep
All seed shipped same day
ties, sacks free f. b. Shenandoah Iowa ,, o,
this advertisement before May Oth
Diamon dJoe's White 600 days. S 90
Early owaY COS 3 90
Early owaSi liver 2 so
shnaY Yellow 95 days. so
Reds Yellow Dent Q10 days. 2 81
IowaG 2 50
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800
300
Queen of Mshna s5 days. ~
Bloody Butcher (s5 days. 3 W
today Address personally
]. w. Ratekin
President Ratekins' Seed House, Shenandoah, Ia.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
For Sheriff.

hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of Sheriff Of Howard
County, Iowa, subject to the decision
Of the Republican voters at the FRI
mary Election to be held June 9Th.
1916.
SA.tf l.. y. CAMLnoN.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05
Democratic County Convention.

In accordance with the provision OF
the Presidential Preference Primary
law, the delegates who have received
notification from the County Auditor OF
their election at the primary held April
10th, will meet at the Court House in
Cresco on May 9Th at II a. m., to Sc
lect seven delegates to represent How"
ard County at the State Convention to
be held at Clinton, Iowa. May 10th,
and to transact any other business
which may properly come before the
convention.
C. FOLEY,
Sec. Democratic County Com.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-05-05

hereby announce myself asa candi-
date on the Republican ticket 1or tne
Office of County Recorder, su11ect %
the decision of the voters OF HOWARD
County at the primary election 10 De
held June h, 1915.
33-tf w. D. OASiS'