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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-25

296S Brown, Smith, Jr., Rcmbert
29b9 Brown, Tommic f., Rcmbcrt
23Io Brown, William A., Rcmbert
2s71 Cantey, Harry, Rembert.
2912 Cantey, Richard, Rembert.
2313 Chambers, Melvin. Hagood.
2974 Chandler, Calvin H.. REM
bert.
2975 Collin, Isaac, Jr., HagoOd
2976 Cox, James, Rcmbert.
2977 Grim, George, Hagood.
297S Cummings, b., Boykin.
1919 Deas, Eugene, Borden.
$3.50 Davis, Frank. Borden.
29S1 Davis, John. Rembert.
29S2 Davis, Ransom, Rembcrt
1888 David, Alfred, Rembert.
29S4 Deas, Ned. Rembert.
1885 Deas. Thomas, Rembert
29SG Dennis, Eugene, Borden.
2987 Dennis, sam, Rembert
2GSS Diggs, Harrison, Hagood
29S9 Dinkins, Abraham, Rembci t.
1880 Diniins. Pen, Rembcrt.
2991 Dinkins, Elliott, Hagood.
2992 Dinlins, Eugene, Rembert.
1898 Dinlins, Hodge, Rembert
1894 Dinkins, Rily, Rembert.
2395 Douglas, j. r., Rembert.
1896 Duggcrs, J. F., Boykin.
2997 Ellerbe, Arthur, Rembert'
299S Ellerbe, Scott, Rembert
2999 Emmanuel, Chas. NJ, Ror-
den.
1000 Emmanuel Carl p, Borden.
3O01 English, Sipio. Rcmbert.
5000 English, Thomas, Rembert
3003 Edwards, Daniel, Jr., Rem
bert.
1904 Edwards, Julian, Hagood.
3OO5 Ferguson, Henry, Rembert
300G Ferguson, Tom, Boykin.
3O07 Floyd, Mathew, Hagood
300S Gamble, Robert, Rembert.
3OO9 Glover. Calep, Borden.
800 Griffin, John, Rembert
3011 Halle. Il. c., Boykin.
3012 Hampton, Jesse, Boykin.
3013 Haynsworth, Lee, Rembert.
3014 Haynsworth, William, Rem
bert.
3O15 Hickman, Lawrence, Hagood.
3O16 Holland, Sidney, Rembert.
3O17 Holmes, George, Rembert.
3O1S Holmes, Richard, Rembert.
3O19 Holleman, f. w., Rembert.
5000 HOlloman, Engine, Rembert
3O21 Howard, Henry, Rembert
3022 Hunter, Harrison, Rembert.
1923 Hunter, Ollie, Rembert.
1924 Hunter, Sam, Rembert.
1925 Hunter, Wyatt, Rembert.
1926 Jackson, Jesse b., Hagood.
1927 james. Daniel, Hagood.
1928 James, Thomas, Rembert.
1929 James. w. A, Rembert.
1880 Jasper, Gale, Rembert.
3O31 Jasper, Starting, Rembert.
1892 jenkins, c. Douglas, Rembert
3033 Jenkins. David. Rembert.
1904 Jenkins, j. NJ, Rembert
3O35 Johnson, Harrison, Rembert
1896 Jones, Claude, Rembert.
3O37 Keith, Willie, Rembert
3O3S Kelly, Bossy, Rembert.
3O39 Kelly, Frank, Rcmbert.
3O40 Kelly, Sam, Rembert
3O41 Kendrick, Eugene, Borden.
3042 Kendrick, Henry, ,Rembert.
3Ol3 Kendrick, Martin, Rembert.
3O44 Kershaw. Willis, Rembert
3O45 Lee, Dalton, X, Rembert.
3O46 Levan, Hicks, Rembert.
3047 LenOir. J. l., Rembert.
3O4S Little, Pcrttie. Hagood
3049 Little, James B., Rembert.
$3.50 Logan, Frank, Jr.. Borden.
3O51 Long, w., Rembcrt
1852 Love, j. NJ, Rembert.
3O53 Mack, c. A., Rembert.
1854 Mango, Charles, Rembert.
3O55 Mango, Frank, Hagood.
3O5G Mayrant. Michel, Rembert
3O57 Mayrant, Robert, Rembert.
305S Miller, William, Rembert
1858 Moore, Joe, Rembert
5000 Morris, William, Rembert
3O61 Morris, Allen, Rembert.
3OG2 Moses, Henry, Borden.
3OG3 Moses, Sam, Rembert
1864 Murphy, Billy, HagOod.
1868 Murry, Lucius, Rembert
3OG6 Mechanic, James, Rembert
Route |.
3067 McCray, Allen, Rembert.
3OGS Mckiever, Jack, Hagood.
1868 Mcleod, j. Harry, Rembert
1910 Mcleod, Jerry H., Rembert.
3O71 Mcleod, Murry, Hagood
1922 Mcleod, Murray, Rembert.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1917-07-25

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Vile, II. Il. ID. =.
2SO3 Hayward. Lucius Augustus,
Sumter, r. T.. ID. ~
2SOi Hodge, Price, Sumter, r. f.
ID. /.
2SO5 Holiday, James, Rembert.
2SO6 Holiday, Sam, Brogdon.
2SO7 Hood, James Rembert, Rrog-
don.
2SOS Hugins. Butler, Sumter. l.:
f. d. l.
2S09 James, Dan. Sumter, II. i
-. 5.
2Sl0 James. Eugene F.phriam
Sumter. r. +. u. B..
2S11 James. Frank, Sumter, r. T.
ID. 5.
2S12 James. Hazel. Sumter r. F
ID. /.
2S1S James. Junius. Brogdon.
2S14 James, James Frierson
MayCsville. r. F. d. 2.
2S15 James. Priest, Mayesville
r. +. ID. 2.
2S16 James, Sam, Sumter. r. L
ID. 1.
2Sl7 Joe, Ellersop. Sumter. r. L
ID. l.
2S1S Johnson. Ed Barlow, Sumter
II. r. ID. 1.
2S19 Johnson. Johnnie. Sumter
II. f. ID. /.
2S2O Jones. Anthony Lee, Sumter
l.. I. D. l.
2S21 Jones. Eddie, Sumter, r. +
-. /.
2S22 Jones, julius Gamble, Sumte
r. f. D. /.
1928 Jones, Willie, Sumter.
1924 Kennedy, Willie, Sumter
r. +. ID. /.
1925 Kibler, Afford. Sumter, r. +
ID. 1.
1895 Kibler, Nicholas, Sumter
X. +. ID. /.
2S27 Kinney, Thomas Daniel
Brogdon.
2S2S Kinney, William Jerry, Brog
don.
1929 Ladson, Charlie, Brogdon.
2S3O Lawrence. William James
Jr., Sumter. II. f. d. /.
2331 Leaf. Louis, Sumter. r; F
ID. /.
2S32 Leaf. William, Sr., Sumter
II. +. d. /.
2sS3 Lewis. Henry, Sumter. r. T
d. /.
1884 Lewis. Isaiah. Sumter, r. T.
ID. /.
2S35 Lewis, Stephen, Sumter, r. +
D I.
2S36 Lewis. William, Sumter, Il
r. ID. /.
1887 Lavine, Andrew. Sumter
X. F.. ID. /. .f
2S3S Lowery. Joe. BrogdOn.
2SSS Lowery. Robert. Sumter, r
+. d. 1.
2S40 Mack. Joe Daniel, Sumter, j.
+. ID. /. U
2S4l Merrimon. Joe Henry. Mayes
vile. r. +. ID. 2.
2S42 Montgomery. James, Sumter
. X. +. ID. 1.
2S13 Montgomery, Sam, Sumter
IL. f. ID. 1.
2S44 Muldrow. Carolina, Sumter
r. T. ID. /.
2S45 Muldrow. Rease, Sumter,
Il. r. ID. /.
2S46 Mcbride. Hazel, Sumter, /.
T.. ID. /.
2S47 Mccoy. Oliver. Sumter, r. z
ID. /.
2S4S McCutchen. Mathew, Brog,
don.
2S49 McCutchen. Thomas. Brog,
don.
1850 Mcdonald. Thomas II. Sum
ter, r. F. ID. /.
2S5l McFadden. Henry. Brogdom
aS5a~ McFadden, James, Sumter.
1888 MsFadden. Lahouse III.
Sumter, II. +. ID. /.
2S5i Mckay, James L., Sumter
r. F. d. /.
1855 Mckay, Marion, Sumter
II. f. ID. /.
1856 McKever. Isaac. Sumter, X
f. ID. l.
2S57 McKutchen, William, Brog
don.
265S Nelson, George, Sumter, =:
II. ID. /.
1850 Nelson. Seppie, Sumter
Route /.
2SGO Nelson, Tycer Gilbert, Sum
Ter. X. +. ID. l.. Box 40.
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ton. Sumter. II. T. ID. /.
2s79 Prescott. William Edward,
sumter, II. +. ID. /.
$3.50 Pringle, Albcrtus, Sumter,
r. F. D. 1.
1881 pringlc, Johnny, Sumter. /;
+. d. 1.
1882 Pringlc. Thomas, Mayc:sv!l!a,
r. F. d. l.
2SS3 Ray, Justice, Sumter, il. L
d. /.
1884 Reed. Willie Johnson, Sum
ter. r. F. d. /.
1883 Richardson. Frank. Erogdon
1855 Richardson, Harmon, Sum-
ter. r. F. D. 1.
2SS7 Richardson. Nero, Sumter,
r. f. d. 1.
2SSs Robertson, Taylor. Brogdon.
2Ss9 Robinson, Eugene, Sumter,
r. r. ID. /.
$3.50 Robinson. t'rasier, Brogdon
1891 Robinson. Johnnie, Rrogdon
~coH sotilST, JOIin, lfOSQOn.
1898 Sandrews. Hubert, Sumter.
r.. f. d. l.
1884 Sandrews, Robert, Sumter,
X. r. d. 1.
2S95- ScarbOrough, Sam. Sumter,
r. f. d. L.
2S96 Scott. Joseph, Brogdon.
1897 Scurry. Hamp, Sumter, r. =
d. !.
1888 Scurry, Peter. Brogdon.
2S99 Seymour. Griffin. Brogdon.
1900 Seymour, Jeneral Murray,
Sumter. r. F. D. 1.
29O1 Seymour, John s., Sumter,
r. F. D. l.
29O2. Seymour, Richard, Brogdon.
2903 Seymore, Winfield, Brogdon
1904 Sharp, Edgar, Sumter, r. F.
D, 1.
2905 Sharp, Robert Thomas, Sum-
ter r. F. d. 1.
2906 Sanders, Marion. Sumter,
r. F. D. 1.
2so7 Singleton, James. Sumter
r. F. D. /.
290S Smith, David, Sumter, r. F.
ID. 1.
1908 Smith. Louis, Alcolu, r. f.
d. 2.
2s10 Smith, Mathew c.. Sumter
r. F. D,1.
29l1 Taylor, Henry. Mayesville
r. Il. d.
2s12 Taylor. Singleton, Sumter,
r. T. d. /.
201s Thigpen. Louis oliver. Rrog-
don. SAX
2914 Thigpen, Redden. Sumter
r. r. p,s1. ''i
2s15 Fisdale. Ashby Lee. Sumter
r.. f. d. /!
2s16 Tisdale, Lewis Duncan
Sumter.
2917 Tisdale, Robert Wesley
Sumter, r. +. ID. /.
291S Tomlin, Asberry, BrOgdOn.
2919 Tomlin, Eugene, Brogdon.
1920 Tomblin. Harry. Sumter
r. f. d. l.
1921 Wadford, Arthur Green.
Sumter, r.. b. d. s.
1922 Warren, James II idson,
Mayesville, II. +. d. 2.
1928 Warren, Leighton Wilson
Sumter, r. f. ID. 5.
1924 Washington, Mott, Sumter,
r. f. ID. /.
1926 Washington, Willie. Brogdon
2926 Wertz. Joseph NJ. Sumter,
r. F. d. s.
1927 Wheeler. Willis, Sumter, r.
f. ID. s.
292S White, Johnnie. Brogdon.
1929 Wilson, Altermont. Brogdon.
1880 Wilson, Claudy, Sumter, II
F. ID. 5.
1891 WitherspOon, Richard, Sum.
ter, r. F.. d. /.
1882 Wilder. Ed. Sumter, r. +
ID. /.
1888 Wilder. Fancy, Sumter, r. f.
d. /.
2934 Williams, Caesar. Sumter
r. +. ID. /.
1886 Williams, Haskell, Sumter
r. f. d. l.
1886 Woods, Avan, Sumter, r. F
ID. /.
2937 Wright, Early, Sumter, r. #
ID. l.
293S Wright, Steven, Sumter.
2939 Yates, William James, Brog-
don.
Rafting Creek.
2940 Allen, Hazel, Rembert.
294l Allen, Tommy, IIagood.
A1nt@
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ID. 2.
2sto Mitchell. Junius. Sumter
r. F.D.s 2.
2s41 Montgomery. Ingram. sum
ter. n. r. ID. 2.
2st2 Moses. Clinton. Sumter. r.
y. ID. Q.
lGt3 Murry. Henry. Tindai.
N ssN Murray. Robert. Pmewood.
es45 Mcbride. Charlie. ,Tindal.
2sts Mcbride. Madison. Tindal.
ss47 Mcdaniel. william Aubrca
Tindal.
2s4s Mcleod, hen Iampley, Tin
dai,
2s49 McLeoud. David, Tindai.
2s50 Mcleod. Eweli Freddie, Pine
wood.
2sbf Mcleod. Tley s. Tindal.
2s52 Mcleod, Lewis Theodore
1indai.
3sss Mcleod. Joseph Benjamin
Ttndal.
3s54 Mcleod. James Wilson, Pine
wood.
N sss5 Mcleod. William Mcdonald
Tindal.
ssss Mcleod. Willie Clifton.
Psnewood.
2ss7 Mcleod. Seymour. Pinewood
ASS Nathaniel. George. Sumter.
3sss Nathaniel. Samuel. Sumter.
1sso Newberry. Alburtus. Sumter.
2sst Nicholes. Tully Winkler.
Sumter.
3ss2 Pack. Donald. Sumter. r.. f.
D.a. ...
ass3 Pack. Lamar, Sumter. II. r.
ID. g..
2ss4 Pack, ,Moultrie. Sumter, II. f
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asss Pearson. 'calvi. rindaL
ssss Perry. Ramsey. Sumter r. r.
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~, 2ss7 Pierson. Ambros. Tindal.
2sss Pierson. David ollen. Tindal
ssss P,erson. George Gather. Tin.
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2sso Pierson. julius. Sumter. r..
ID. q. Dto~
2s7i Pierson. Lisbon. Tindai.
2s72 Piorson. Robert. Sumter.
n. r. ID. 2.
2s7s Pierson. Willie. Tindai.
2s7+ Pitts. Pinkney. Sumter. r. f.
ID. 2.
n 2s75 Poole. willis. Tindai.
N 2s7s Pringle. John. Sumter. X. II
d. I.
2s77 Pritchard. Drane China
ss7s Pritchard. Frank Luzelon.
Tindal.
as7s Phtchard. Harry McI.emorc
sumter. n. F.sp. T. a-
ssse Pritchard. Jesse Howard
Sumter. n. Y. ID. 3.
ASA Ramsey. Luke. Sumter. Il.
DIR 20,
ass2 Ramsey. Mark. Sumter. II. T. |
d.! ..
ssss Reames. David. Sumter. R(F
ID. a.
1856 Rhame. Charlie. Sumter.
2sss Richardson. Charles Chiffon
TindaI.
ass7 Richardson, David. sumtc
X. y. ID. 2.
26ss Richardson. jeremiah. Sum
ter. R. r. ID. 2.
2sss Richardson. Joseph Earle
TindaI.
N 2sso Richardson. Robert. Sumter
F.D2.
2sei Rich. Daniel. Jr.. sumte,
II. r. ID. 2.
26s2 Rivers. Barney Rhett. Tindai
2ss3 Rivers. Jessie James. Sumter
r.. r. ID. Q.
1884 Robinson. Damon. Tindal
ass5 Robinson. Samuel. sumter
- )R. +. DE-
?sss Rose. Marion. Tindal.
t2ss7 Ross. Walter. Sumter. II. T.
; 2sss servent. James, Sumter.
esss Sharper. West. Tindal.
s7oo Sharper. Wilson. Privatee..
2701 Singleton. Wilder. Sumter.
2702 Singleton. George. .Sumtc:
)R. y. d.. q.
a7oa Singleton Lewis. Sumter
II. n. ID. q.
27ot Singleton. Perry. Sumter.
27o5 Smiling. John. Tindal. II.
d.. I.
2706 Smith. Thesalona, Sumter
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Rafting Creek.
2940 Allen, Hazel, Rembert.
294l Allen, Tommy, IIagood.
29'2 AlstOn, Josh. Rembcrt
2943 Alston, William, Rcmbert.
2944 Anderson, James, Rembert
2945 Archer, William, Hagood.
2946 Archie. Henry. Rcmbert
2947 Atkins. stephen, Rembert.
294S Atkinson. Eugene. Borden.
2949 Baker, John A., Rembert.
295O Baker, Lem r.. Rcmbcrt.
295l Boldcn. Richard. Rcmhert.
2952 Rcnnctt. Ncslcy. Rcmbert.
2953 Bennett, Neil, Rcmhert.
2954 Il. .lnett. Alec, Rcmhert
2955 BOydc. Thomas, Rcmbcrt
1856 BOykcn, William, Ecmbcrt
2957 BoyEcn, Thomas, Rcmbcrt
295S Boykin, Lnmby, RCmbcrt
2959 POyd. Willie. Rcmbcrt.
296O Bracy. Robert, IIagoOd
29el Brismcad. Johny, Rcmbcrt
29G2 Brooks, Thos. Rcmhert.
1868 Brown, Allen. IIagOod.
1854 Brown, Arthur, Rcmbcrt
29G5 Brown, Edward Rembert.
29C6 Brown, Edward r., Rcmbc. {
2S6, Brown, James Rembert
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
oskALoosA's CHRISTMAS TREE.
Each Neglected Family in County to
Receive Food,

,Oskaloosa, Dec. 19.-The executive
committee and other committees who
have In charge the municipal Christ
mas tree, had a meeting at the Conf
mercial Club rooms to complete ar
rangements. The tree will be erected
in the band stand in the public park
and the presents will be distributed to
the children commencing at o'clock
in the city and county alike, giving
each one q present consisting Of candy,
nuts, etc.
All children up to and including the
fourth grade in the. city and towns
will be given tickets, which will en-
title them to participation and pres
ent
Country children will be up to and
including the age of 10 years. The
tickets will be distributed thru the
Oskaloosa city schools on Wednesday,
by arrangement with Superintendent
o. p. Flower. Country children and
towns outside Of Oskaloosa can get
their tickets .of Miss Duboc at any
time after Wednesday,, up to and in
Guiding the time for the Christmas
tree next Monday. Any children who
might possibly be neglected thru these
two avenues, can obtain tickets at the
Commercial Club rooms. Each chill
coming under these provisions in order
to participate must have ticket, and
1t Is not transferable
In addition to the children's Christ
mas, baskets filed with the substan-
tials Of life will be privately distrib-
uted on Monday afternoon and eve
ming to families in Oskaloosa who
might otherwise be neglected on
Christmas day. Lists Of names will
be obtained from the Salvation Army.
Social Service League, churches fra
ternal societies, etc. It is expected
that fully 200 families will be reached
by these baskets.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
GERMANS INDUCE sYMPA1HIz-
gRs TO Go TO SOUTH AMERICA
TO MAKE TROUBLE.
AGENTS KNOWN TO HAVE
WORKED IN ONE CITY
Gain sympashies Of Those Tainted
With SoefaIistic Ideas and Mentally,
PliabIe- other Of One Young Man
Frustrated by Action Of Son Who
Joined Expeditions.
,necia,i n rimes-Rep,,blican.

Special to Times Republican.
Council Bluffs, Dec. 1s.-Develop-
ments in Argentina and other South
American countries where the German
propaganda has been reported fire.
quently recently al having created
strife among the people, are being
watched with especial interest by
number of people in Council Bluffs.
About one year ago or longer, Ger
man agents were at work in Council
Bluffs securing men to go to south
America Little or no Importance was
attached to the presence OF the agents
at. the time nor to the result OF their
operations, but in recent weeks the !ull
import of what these agents were 90
ing has come to light with develop
ments In South American republics
where revolutions have been fostered
by the Germans.
had a young man working for me-
said q leading Council Bluffs merchant.
Gle had acquired somewhat a sliens
socialist tendency and was 8 mose
pliable subject for the German agents
He was soon located by them and pc
gan talking about the store concern
ing plans. to go to South America 10
work. This was the arguments these
agents used. The men were tolu tnere
were great possibilities for them III
South America, but the agents. as l
see 1t now, carefully selected sucn
Young men who might become willing
tools of the Germans once they were In
a southern republic. ia
"Well the young man left us ana
with lot of others picked up here and
in Omaha, were soon in Brazil, where
they have since been heard from in
directly, and if our information IS cor
rect they formed a small part OF
large army of mischief makers Whlcn
Germany imported into South America
for the purpose of melting the people
to riot and create disturbances"
The father Of the young man men
toned by the Council Bluffs merchant
IL q German and is said to have once
avowed his loyalty to the kaiser put
the Young mans mother Is Of direct
ly opposite type and is said to have
been made Ill from worry over the
trouble in which their son has involved
himself.
1 The work Of the agents who are
here Is q fine illustration to those who
have been cognizant Of their, doings..
OF the worldwide propaganda OF the
German government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
SIX WOMEN lNTERNED.
Victims Of Black Plague Placed in Con
finement at ,Des Moines.

finement at OoS moihes.
Des Moines, Dec. 19.-Six Des MONIES
women, afflicted with social diseases,
were ordered interned today by the
city board of health as the first step IN
the plan to confine all such individuals
for the period Of the war or until the
danger of contamination has beer
eliminated. II
This action was taken following
conference held at the city hall.
The conference was attended by Col
]. P, Harbeson, in charge Of the mill
tary police; Mayor John MacVicar,
chairman of the city health board; Or.
G.. H. Sumner, secretary Of the state
board of health; DR.. H. L. Sayler, city
health officer; Superintendent of Pub
lie Safety, Ben Woolgar, Chief-of Police
G. C. Jackson, Lieutenant Witty, at
tached to the medical division at Camp
Dodge; Municipal Judges Mershon ana
Carlson, Corporation Counsel H. w.
Byers and Homer Miller.
It was decided to intern both men
and women known to- be victims OF
social diseases and the expense Will pc
shared by the city, county and state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
e.-r e..;d.nee Burned.

Glenwood, Dec. 19.-The fine Peter
Tiedemann residence in northeast Cen
ter township was totally DESTROYED py
fire early Sunday evening.
The family was at supper when the
fire was discovered in an upstairs room
and it had already gained such head
way that it was impossible to extin-
guish 1t with the apparatus at hand,
and the best that could be done was
to. save as much Of the furniture as
possible. This was done. with the re-
suit that probably half the downstairs
furniture was saved, but the upstairs
bedding and furniture was all de-
stroyed.
The immediate cause Of the fire IS not
known. The house was recently
equipped with an electric light plant.
ana the fire may have leaked thru a
short circuit In this wiring, or It may
have started from . faulty hue.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
WON So RIBBONS At CHICAGO.
Ames College Information Live Stock
Prizes Total $1,491.

Ames, Dec. 19.-When the Iowa State
College live stock exhibits came home
from the 1917 International Live Stock
Exposition, they had to their credit
$1,491 in cash prizes and ffty-three
ribbons, Including seven champion
ships, eighteen flrsts, seventeen Sec
onds four thirds, three fourths and
three fifths and the grand prize of
800 for the best general college ex-
hibit Of Ave cattle, Ave fat swine and
1--WE fat sheep. This grand prize has
come to Iowa State every year but one
for the past eight Internationals.
Pandean Junior, q junior yearling
Spurebred Aberdeen-Angus steer, bred,
fealssand exhibited by the college, was
Art An his carcass class and champion
CARCASS of the show. He was. second
carcass steer on, foot, but when dressed
out was given first and championship.
III addition, he. won the dfth ribbon
lnf the open steer class. His total
earnings In prize money alone was
$is0. His carcass Of 7ss pounds sold
Tor 4lM cents 9 pound, or total OF
.3S27. AZ. Ills Winnings and sale price
totaled 3517.
50 So Tea 1T ysaliing steers won fourteen
gibbons and Sis In prises. In the
sheep department the college drew
seventeen ribbones ana ISIS in money.
In the fat swine division, the fall pig
and spring narrow Poland 4Chinas
from Ames took all the firsts and Sec
onds. IN the cllsses they entered. The
total swine ribbons. seventeen in all,
brought IN $37s In prize money. But
one horse. American Prince the 3-year-
old geldinEs thai. was champion at the
Iowa state fair, was shown. He was
Arst In hi4 class . u, IL.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19

the banquet 10 not definitely arranged.
II 10 likely that the addresses will be
largely patriotic. 1t ID hoped to make
OF the occasion great demonstration
81, the loyalty OF the men and women
OF the farms OF Iowa. Invitations to
speak have been sent out to such mon
as Senator w. S. Kenyon who has re-
Gently visited the fighting line In
France, and who knows first hand
what the American boys are doing over
there ts-ss4
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
BANQUET ron TANNERS.


1h00eano EIosOo- ~ eOOtaI oatuFo OF
Short Courss.
AmAs, Dec. 1s.-When more than a
thousand men and women. sat down
10 the farmerss banquet st last years
short coprse at Iowa State College,
Ames they became q part Of the lar
rest banquet ever held In Iowa.
Y That occasion was s,ich q success
that 1t was voted Immediately to re-
peat 1t this year, and 90 plans are al
ready under way for this years ban
Quet. II viii be held on Thursday
nteht Of Farm and Home week, Jan.
~. The feast. now suited to war times
I'm Is spread n tho gymnasium ind
1eaAs VIII Be provided for many more
Shaa th1usands ecauses alFeady. -
I " III hive como u for places
S n y ~ ~ sseeft IN that Iii years
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-12-19
News o. Trasr.

~ +
Traer, Dec. 1s-Lieut. Frank D.
Adams, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. H.
Adams, who spent nearly all Of his life
around Traer. has reported to Camp
Grant for assignment. He has been
pastor Of the First Universalist church
OF Urbana, Ill, and his place in the
pulpit will be hlled by fie wife, Mrs.
Helen Adams, who Is a licensed preach
er.
Mrs. Robert Mccormack Is seriously
Ill Of gallstones.
The John Bicket home Is under
quarantine for scarlet fever.
James Bradley. Of Rouleau. Sank
Canada, came Tuesday and expects to
spend part of the winter.
The body Of Mrs Lacey was brought
from Cedar Rapids and buried in Buck
ingham cemetery yesterday. She was
the mother Of l. L. Lacey, Of Traer,.
and ran q millinery store mere years
ago :. - - - = -
The Ocala banner., 1917-07-20
NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of a final decree or
foreclosure entered in that certain
cause pending in the circuit court OF
Marion county. in chancery. in which
B. Fl. Seymour is complainant. and
Minnie FoOtitt. ct al, are defendants.
of date July 9Th, 1917, |, the under
signed special master in chancery,
appointed by said court to execute
the provisions of said decree. shall
offer for sale and sell to the highest
and best bidder for cash in front OF
the south door of Marion county court
house. in Ocala Florida, on
Monday, August 9th, 1917.
between the hours OF IL o'clock A M.
and O'Clock p. m. the lands situat-
ed in Marion county. Florida. more
particularly described as follows. to.
wit:
Lot seven ca of Seymour's suDdi-
vision OF n1@ of neA and that por-
ton of neA of nwH lying east OF pub
lie road. in section s. township D. $.
range %. Q. containing 10 acres more
or less. Or so much thereof as may
he necessary to satisfy said hnal de
cree and costs OF suit.
D. MEL FERGuS SON.
Special Master.
l.. W. DUVAL,
Complainant's Solicitor. 'o0'.
The Ocala banner., 1917-07-20
NOTICE

OF Application for Tax Deed Under
Section of Chapter 1888, Laws
OF Florida
Notice is hereby given that J. w.
Mullins, purchaser Of tax certificate
No $50. dated the 7th day of June, A.
D.. 1915. has filed said certificate in
my office, and has made application
for tax deed to issue in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property sit
uated in Marion county, Florida, TO-
wit: Nh of nwA of swA and "a
of seA of nwH of sec 20, tp II, $, r
%. e. The said land being assessed
at the date of the issuance OF such
certificate in the naciS of J. W. Null
lin. Unless said certificate shall be
redeemed according to law, tax deed
will issue thereon the 9th day of Au-
gust, A. D.. 1917.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 29th day of June, A. d.,
1917.
(SeaD P. H. NUGENT.
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co.. Fla.
7-6-5t.