The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-08-29
NOT. EAR AWAY,

Dunlap had comfort bee" last
week. We know small boy who sat
~on a bee this summer, but he refused
for some time to be comlorted.
1t is expected to have the new Greene
county court house finished by Sep
8 ten,ber. II is said to be very beau
iifui Aui1ding.
The SOdebolt newspapers last week
scoutained half page ads for the local
public schools. Not bad idea at
Athat. Ia
In many Iowa towns large barrels
q painted red, white and blue have been
splaced in convenient place for pco-
pie to deposit cigars, cigarettes, to-
bacco, ETC., for the soldier boys.
1 A. c. Jordan, of Odebolt. has been
appointed federal fire inspector at
Camp Dodge. Des Moines. He claims
there are many attempts to set fires
Saround the camp, and it takes great
vigilance on the part OF the officers
to avert damage by fire.
"a Two hundred and forty acres Of land
near the town of Templeton in Carroll
county, sold for $3.50 per acre at pub
lie auction. 1t required $4,000 in
ready cash to buy it. Yes, it was a
farmer who had that much money.
October LIST to 9th is Greater Iowa
week That is the week when Iowa
made goods will be talked about writ
ten about and discussed generally.
Ministers are asked to preach sermons
on Iowa. newspapers to give public
= ity, merchants to display Iowa made
goods and the Hawkeye state will be
advertised in an effective manner to
show us that Iowa is something more
than a great. agricultural state.
A party of young folks out JOY rid
ing in an auto tried to beat freight
train over a railroad crossing at EN-
metsburg last week. The train won.
AThe heads Of the young men in the
front seat were somewhat damaged
and they also received several broken
bones. The boys were considered en-
titled to entrance in Des Moines hos
pital. Who will be next?
Last week the WO0dbine Twiner
: advertised a "get-tO-gether' social. No
doubt it was well attended.
An agent recently gotii into serious
trouble by trying to compel a farmer
! living near Laurens to buy something
which the farmer did not want, and
would not have, by gosh! After the
farmer got tired of the agents insult
ing remarks he struck the agent and
the agent then drew a pocket knife.
He was informed that il lie did not
drop the knife the farmer would drop
him with singletree held in the
farmers hand. The knife was drop.
med, also $25 later into the city strong
box for carrying concealed weapons.
The Council Bluffs Red Cross chap
: ter has received an urgent call to fur
nish one million five hundred thous.
and of knitted articles named. The
following are asked: Fifteen hundred
= knitted sweaters, fifteen hundred muff-
lers, fifteen hundred pairs OF wrist
lets and fifteen hundred pairs OF wool
1 socks.
The Palo Alto Reporter is RESPONSE
HE for the following: Carl Leander
OF Bancroft, has a farm about seven
hundred acres two and half miles
south and half mile west OF Swea
City that has on it herd Of twelve
buffalo. Some of these buffaloes are
as fine specimen of the species as
one would like to see. The head OF
the herd is big fellow with a shaggy
head and fore parts that puts one IN
: mind of picture. There are two calf
buffaloes in the herd this year and
there is one that is only three.quarter
buffalo. Perhaps the most magniii-
cent animal in the entire herd is half
breed-a cross between Q buffalo and
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