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The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-08
ROOSEVELT AN ASSET
Col. Wat.srson Revises His Juaement
 CT the Fore-,r President.
Louisville Courier.Iourrall

4LaUlSylile CoGTier-louTD2lt Caesar being dead. Brutus wept for him Happily. in the case Of Theodore Roosevelt there is no occasion for the Courier-Jonrnal 10 weep. He is yet ia Ihe land Q: the lising and very much alive The dagger with which the Cogrier-Journai @ often laid him low w2s never . poisoned dagger It's blade. where it cut at all. went little deeper than the cloth Q: his coat. Not intre2uently he was able 10 parry the blow. for he is very dex,erous And crafty-la. ho werat.y.
 fNowe Thac is quite another breed ot dogs, Woody vii ltake no risk in giving Teddy 3 chance. Congress need not fear an enabling aet if one be rsquisiye Even the general s,4r Of 1te army, But never mind the gen =-ai sEaE. 5ust send Leonard Wood as .1.et ot -ha foreign legion. Theodore Roosevelt as general Of division. and s-us: .Ae -zs- 10 God They did very well together in CutyI
 The reader will please excuse fsrvor. haste and . had pen, Il is hard 10 ~ri-e ot Theodore Roosevelt with the solemn dignity CT the historic. raven .ha ste-ao-ype Of the oaacial page He ]. the Peter Pan o. our public life. Tay~ard. headstrong. uprigh-. re- sou-cetul- loTable-Ri,h talents TO burn and genius for getting there T This dl.e emergency he becomes a aational-a1 intsrnational-asse-
 II is q supreme import that we strike the European situation while inc iron is ho--that g4 do not let ir cool that we do no+ allow the opportunity he phychic noman- 10 pass. A. long range we shall come down with the stamps a short range help 10 clear th= sea lanes Bu- something visible must go 70 the frolt-rust go q once the shine Of Yankee s-4el. the glint c: che S-a-s and Stripes
 The president is z man Of magma ton H. .1S ltrg o:lruri-w
 ,i3a- He is largely possessed ot the initiative n rhis war he will have 70 originate many thing-maybe break many preeedents He must look 10 the spiritual and spectacular as ~ell as rhe physical
 There is inspiration in the Dicrur- esqu4- The commonplace of -he sol d:4r's duty-the humdrum Of his tech nlcal -outine-eyen martial orvaniza- lion and disciplin-yield before the zc-uzlities. the startling eyoiutions of ~ar- What was Bedford Forrest but 2 military paradox What was Grant 51t prodigy, A- first ther said Sherman was crazy.
 The Little corsicans9 of history de f all rulss 8 do@s our "Teddy B=ar" O Oyster Bar. That is what makes him 90 interesting Turn him loose il rhe lo~ countries and Quer- lin Durward will live again. As os old Israel Putnam f was said. If there's al Iniun 10 he killed CT red. ca, 10 l. found, hes ,he man 10 do it-7 nay Te say Of Theodore Roosevelt
 When deeds are to be done. you'll mind him in the thick Of them.
 He ~ill carry the flag and lead the boys across the Phin-ro Pivar Of Doubt 10 himi-and march into Berlin shou:ing TO hell with the Hohenzol- lerns." He wil aot have 10 be intro tuced 10 William Of that ilk, eigher- ss like as not he will call him @BiE"-
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-08

Local zz4, regular meeting Tetnes4a1 Visiting brother. cordially flTsre. Hall for rent No11zT. Th1-s9aT. Fr7 cay and Saturday.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-08

The body of al ambulance for hor- ses that an Englishman has invented is mounted CT pivot and can be turn ed around 10 permit an occupant to walk out head first.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-08

To enable two persons to examine an object al the same time a French optician has invented microscope with two eye pieces but only one ob- iectiTe.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-05-08

Editor Sawyer Of the Seward Gate way is in the states erdeavoring to secure government aid for the pur- pose Of making Seward naval base
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Junior Party.

One OF the jolliest parties OF
The week was held last evening in
the gymnasium room of The new
high school by the members OF
the Junior class, chaperoned IN
Prof. and Mrs. w. II. Kemp.
The young people assembled
about 8 o'clock and were all
dressed in Colonial costumes. A
prize had been Offered to the hest
characters represented and Miss
Lottie Curry and Stanton Nc
Gavren carried away the honors
During the evening a splendid
program was given. consisting of
readings. class prophecy, extemp-
.oraneous debates, followed hv
games and various stunts. The
feature event of the evening WAS
the dancing of the quaint old
Virginia reel, in which thcv all
took part and enjoyed TO the full
est extent.
At 1880 delicious lap supper
was served.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Firenen's Ball.

The following committees
have been appointed for the an
nual ball of the Missouri Valley
Fire department. to be held at the
'K. G.. hall Thursday, February
|22d.
General Committee: w. A.
Kemper. J. n. Fitzgibbon, J. II.
Judge.
Printing Committee: n. C..
Lahman, r.. ID. McEvoy. John Me-
Dermott.
Program Committees: j. j.
Owens, II. Ward. Fred Mcdonald.
Floor Committees: j. McCune.
|f.d Frazier. j. HI. Judge, r.. Ma
son. w. E. Bowen.
Entertainment Committee: Joe
|Zuver, Roy Owens, Fred McDon-
laid, John McDermott. Paul Cox.
Ticket Committee: w. A..
Kcmper, Harry Ward, j. n. Fitz-
|gibbon, r. C.. Lahman, J. H.
Judge.
Door Committee: z. Lutge,
w. A. Kemper, j. N. Tamisiea.
Decorating Committee: J. H.
Judge. II. A. Newton, j. Dimmick,
~. j. Owens, ]. Goodman, Theo.
Daniels. Theo. Myers, A. F..
Hatcher.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
w. n. c. PROGRAM

The w. r. G. ladies gave very
excellent program at the hall last
night. The opening number was
singing Star Spanglcd Banner =
This was followed by invocat ION
by Rev. Miller. and a selection bv
Miss Green's orchestra, also II Sc
lection by the Ehaughs. love
Old Sweet Song by Il scXlette of
boys, a reading by Glenn Ball was
greatly enjoyed, also a reading by
Miss Loretta Tamisiea. After a
drill by The school children and
several short pieces were spoken
addresses by Rcvs. Gunderson.
Thomas. Miller. Supt. Graham
and j. ID. Brown. The program
closed by singing America. .
The. ladies i'm charge deserve
great credit for their work in Civ
inc the public such a treat.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Harold sudduth.

w. FL. sudduth, Mrs. j. e. Con
roy and Mrs. Frank BickforG
were called TO Council Bluffs last
evening by the sudden death OF
Harold. the eldest son of Mr.. AND
Mrs. Charles Sudduth. which re-
suited from a fall on his head tive
days before, when he With some
other lads were skating. The
body was brought to Missouri
Valley and the funeral Will be
held tomorrow afternoon al 2::3C
from the Sudduth home on Third
street. The pastor from the
Methodist church in Council
Bluffs will have charge of the
services and the remains will be
laid to rest in the Rose Hill Gem
etery
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Real Estate Transfers.

q. \. Ghamplin and wife To
Mary Ncill, sw Sc 2S-SO-ll, wd.
$4,000.
A. j. Hatcher and wife to Asa
Thomas, 5 half sw II and II half
NV 1915. wG. s24 900.
Albert ID. Gilmore and wife to
mn. r. McEvoy. lot l3, blk Z. Mon
DAMN. wd. $500.
p. H. IIolbrook to CLYDE Nuzum.
'sw l-sl-i3. wd, $4,000.
Bishop Il. l.. Kelley ct al TO Re-
'organizcd C.urch l.. d. S., lot ..
blk IA. Mondamin. wd. $500.
Marcissus Shcarer and wife to
VIM. 5. Shcarcr, lnd int pit sc
land INV Sc and pi ne Sc i1-8l-Ai
,wd. $500.
VIM. S. Shearcr and wife Ia
Narcissus Shearcr, w half sw and
pt sw NV 16 and pit Sc nc and pt
me sc l7-Sl-li. wd, Si.O0.
Chas. r. Stout and wife to Eric
johnson. pit 3. blk 8. Adds add
Mo- Valley. wd. 800.
High Lime Seed Farms to j. G
Cave, lot 10, blk ~, Persia, wd
ISL 900.
Mary T.. Linslcy ct AL to IT, n
Newton, lots 3, 4, 5, blk 80, Mo
Valley, wd, S2115.
Geo. +. Ice and Wife to w. M
Welsh, lots 4, = and 3, blk 48
Dunlap, wd, Si460.
G.. Il. Gaskin and wife to M. ]
F'itzgibbon. blk 10. Willow Parl
add, Mo. Valley, wd, $500.
J. p Cox TO Edgar Cox, pit Sc nc
ll-78-ii. wd. 100.
Edgar Cox and wife to j. p
Cox, pt ne ne ii-7S-ll, q. C. d.
st.OO.
Mary of Guilford to Nancy C
Hart, lot 4, blk i9, Dunlap, qcd
$500.
Ann Dewitt ct al 10 Nancy Har
same, qrd. 81 90.
Mary Il. smill, tn Geo. H. Ram
seN, pit sw and pt n half Sc 9-8l
Z qcd $500
b r Mills and wife to ". II
Morgan rt al, lots 10, 90, q, 22
-. blk 53, Mondbine, wd, Sl.on
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Vim. r. senIamin.

VIM. F. Benjamin, aged 60
years, died suddenly at the home
of Joseph Filkins this morning.
The funeral will be held from the
Methodist church Sunday at $3.50
and burial i'm Rose Hill cemetery.
VIM. +. Benjamin was born in
Wakcman. Ohio. November 1S,
1913, and died at Missouri VAL
ley February 40. 1917, aged 6S
years. He came to This city about
thirty years ago and has made his
home here ever since. He was
was we'll lSonwn by nearly every
one in town, as his quiet indus
trious habits made him a favorite.
He will he sadly missed by his
many friends.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Arm Broken.

Mrs. Mary Murphy. PAP High
School avenue, met with pain
full accident Wednesday after
noon. While going down the
stairs TO the basement to replen-
ish the furnace fire she slipped,
and falling suffered a compound
fracture of the forearm. She was
taken to Mercy hospital where the
fracture was reduced and later
removed to her home. She is get
ting along nicely, but will be de-
prived of the use of her arm for
several months.
The above taken from the
Nonpareil refers to Mrs. Mary
Murphy formerly of this city, AM
mother of Grace and Nan Murphy
who visit here often.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Colonial Tea Party.

That a thoroughly ENJOYABLE
evening was spent by some sixlv
ladies last night was fully demon
Straled by the lateness Of The
hour and the reluctance with
(which they took their departure
From lie Steve Glenn home on
SIKH street. whore Mcsdames.
Steve Glenn, John Rae, Carl lleisc
and J A. Roland acted as hos
LesSes.
IN. response 10 Invitations is
sued early in The week came la.
dies dressed in Colonial gart as
well as those dressed ia the Jal-
|eSt ~lNles, claperoncd by George
Wa llington and has double
ilese guests wcrc met AT Tho.
'doa by Puritan maiicn i'm lhc
person OF Francis Rae. and a
PAGE, franklin Bennett. who
showed them TO the dressing
rooms above. Coming down the
stars, lined with American flags.
each lady was presented with a.
my silk flag and introduced TO.
lie Colonial hosiesses.
he double parlors were arljs-.
tlcally decorated with the ma.
ional colore red ropes heino.
used as an over-drape for lace.
curtains and as festoons from the
walls TO the chandeliers. A verv
'ar2e American flag was draped
~ ne afchWay, while smaller.
ones We're placed around the
rooms. Bouquets OF red ans,
white carnations were much IN
evidence. -,
When all. had assembled, a
most appctizing three course tray
Tea was served by The hostasscs.
assisted by Mesdames Ball. Rem
nett and Aylcsworth. Here we're
also found he national coLors.
Doth IN decoration of nut Guns
land menu Red hatchets with
conundrums written upon them
were used as favors and taxed
some minds to the utmost.
During the serving some spIcn-
did selections were played upon
HE Victrola, Mrs. Robert w. Har-
vcT acting as the patron saint of
music.
Then came the stunts, into
which each one entered heartily
The first was an old fashioned
spell-down, with Minnie Pratt
and Jessie Clark acting as lead
ors. The latter side won. Uoon
cutting for the prize Clara Lang
don was the fortunte one, reeeiy-
lne a beautiful flag. The words
were spelled backwards and on ~
time limit.
In The game OF Lincoln ana
grams Mrs. Ed. Newton was the.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
stecher Wins In Straight Falls.

Joe Strcher, the Dodge, Ncb
champion, last night won two
straight falls from Charlie Pet
er- the Papillion carpenter, al
the Auditorium before an au-
|dience estimated al 5000 persons
Slccher won the first fall in
minutes and forty-twc
seconds with The celebratec
Slecher scissors hold. aided anC
Allotted by wrist lock. HI
earned the second fall in fifteel
minutes and llliriy-two seconds
employing HE same method tc
secure ii.
The match was unqucstionabls
the best Stcchcr has ever Wres
tied in Omaha. From start lc
finish it was entirely satisfactory
to the immense crowd of fans
The match was sufficiently long
and exciting, not so short rs
when Joe wrcstlcd Charlie Cutler
two years ago. And there was nc
|unwlllingness to mix it on Tho
part of either wrestler such as
there was at the memorable Lew
is Stccher fiasco.--Be
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Card Party and Kensington.

Mrs. w. j. Schandclmeier very
pleasantly entertained a company
of ladies yesterday afternoon for
her sister, Mrs. klarfkc of Mis-
sonri Valley, at a kcnsingIon and
cards. The decorations were pinl;
and white sweet peas and smilaX
\ three course luncheon was
served. the color scheme of pink
and white being carried out as fan
as possible.--Boone News Repnh-
lican.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Open Session.

The Catholic Ladies' Kensing-
ton club will hold open session in
the assembly room of st. Patrick :
school, Tuesday afternoon and
evening. February 2olh. The la
dies will please bring their ll,im-
hlcs, as there will he work for the
afternoon session. supper will
be served al 500 O'Clock by Inc
ladies and a program given hy
the pupils Of the school The
public is cordially invited To the
supper and program. Supper, -
cents.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Harrison District Court Jurors.

Logan, la. Feb. 10 The
spring term of district court will
begin here March 6. the presiding
judge to be announced later.
Clerk l.. j. Irwin gives he follow
ing list of jurors summoned to
appear March -:
NJ. w. Gress, Magnolia.
a. w. Chapman, Washington.
II. r.. Salts, Jefferson.
r.. Nj. Merchant. Little Sioux.
C. E. Studcbaher, Union.
Il. Z. Williams, Jefferson.
j.. A. CHASER, Little Sioux.
Walter Allen. Harrison.
Henry Conway, Little Sioux.
Gus Petersen, Boyer.
T. C. Coleman, Missouri Valley
H. w. Geith, Magnolia.
w. C. Dewell. Taylor.
II. S. Kinyon, Missouri Valley.
T. j. Hardy, Missouri Valley.
j. l.. Fahrenlrog. Jefferson.
George e. Barnum, Boyer.
S. #. Whilcman, Lagrange.
w. p. Michel, Jefferson.
IT, M. Burbank, Missouri Valley
Lloyd Clark, Calhoun.
+. j. Scahury. Jefferson.
Max Moskovitz. Missouri Val
ley.
w. n. Boulder. Missouri Val
lev.
i Bruce Orr, Lagrange.
C.. T. peckenpaugh, Jefferson.
J. G.. Wallace, Clay.
II. ID. Peasley Jackson.
Floyd Bryccson, Jackson.
A. r. Ernstdorf. Jefferson.
Albert Schwcriley, Clay.
J.. J. Maaskc. Magnolia.
Dan Rock, Douglas.
B. l.. Birchard, Boyer.
ED Said, Magnolia.
J. r. Prose, Boyer.
ID. NJ killpack, Union.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15

fortunate one to draw the prize,
a picture of Lincoln.
The flag relay race, led by the
two Georges, caused no end of
laughter.
The out-of-lown guests were
Mrs. AylcsworIh of Little Sioux
Mrs. GatIin of Bay City. Mich.
Mrs. Ross Coulthard and Mrs r.
IL. CoullIlard of California juno
lion and Mrs. Joseph Morrow oI
ModaIe
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
X. c. Social.

Il. OF G.. lodge No. 900 gave a
grand social affair at their club
rcoms and hall last evening.
About sixty couples enjoyed dan
cling while sixteen couples en-
joyed playing 500 in the clul
,rooms until Al p. m. At that
time the lecturer announced re
freshments would be served AND
all were seated at tables and {
delicious supper was served bN
the committee. After refresh
ments were over all returned Il
he dance hall, whore Ehaugll'
three-piccc orchestra rendered
excellent music 'antil midnight
At that time all went home, hop
ing the Knights of Columbus
would give another entertain
ment of the same kind in The ncal
fulure.
ONE WHO WAS THERE.
Z Lost II? Use The Times.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15

leave for Glenwood Sunday to at
tend the funeral.
VIM. Robinson and wife Of
Raglan township are in a serious
condition following a runaway a
couple Of days ago. when THEN
team ran away, throwing them
out and injuring them both very
seriously. Mrs. Robinson frae-
turcd collar bone and an arm
while scalp wounds and an in
jurcd shoulder for him make il
an unfortunate accident.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Try a Times Want AID.
HARD CHRONIC COUCH
Made Well By Delicious Vinol

Crestline, Ohio.-"I contracted a
hard, chronic cough, and was weak,
nervous and run down. / have a smal /
family of three, and it was hard for me
to do my work. l took different medi-
cines without benefit. Finally l heard
about Vinol, and it has restored me to
health and strength, my cough is all gone
and feel fne:'-Mrs. H. Fl. CARLISLE.
Vinol is constitutional remedy for
chronic coughs and colds, and for all
weak, nervous, rundown conditions.
Try II on our guarantee,
Robt. w. Harvey, Druggist
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
"Birth of a Nation" COMING Soon,


Tho Birth of Nation is ono
of the big features X. MorelanC
has booked TO please the citizens
of Missouri Valley, and will bt
shown here following the return
engagement at the Bandeis thea
tire in Omaha. This famous pic
ture is now making a two weeks
run in Des Moincs. Mr.. Morelanc
is planning to show The film,
here two afternoons and two eve
nlngs, the afternoon matinccs DO
ing shown at half price. a full
orchestra will accompany then
hnrn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15

proves of Windy Goode said:
"As regards the game between
Mondamin and ourselves, l can
only say If the Wind blows hard
enough. the Windmill will run!"
Believe us. no, it sure did that
very thing too.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Basket Ball Notes.

| We have a new name for the
High School basket ball team. It
is the "IIol-Air Artists The
reason we give them This name
is, at recent pep meeting of the
students. every member Of the
Team WAS HURRIED to the stage,
whore they We're seated, suppos-
icdlN to hear he pep speeches.
lBut however. Just before the pep
meeting WAS over the chairman
lcaIled on Captain Chambers for
u speech. He was followed by
tCIaloupka. Martin, McCune,
johnson. Stewart, Douglass and
M indy Goodc. Such pearls of
uratory as they rendered to the
Ischool has Won them the lasting
name of slot Air Artists"
| However. after listening to the
.Iboys speak, and seeing them play
Ibasllct ball. it will have to be ad-
United they are better basket ball
players than speakers.
Friday evening the Hot Air
Artists trimmed HE crowd OF
A,ondamin .nilI caorrs', bv thc
.cn,osor <, IA . This is thn ,arp-
nsl ororo r,p, nm nv thc foam mis-
ye,r ~, nrcvionslv for some timc
I,avnrvbody wa. workino fine and
mo ..artis,s- totolIod % baskets
,cb;ln Mond,n,;n fa;lnd ia rooister
!, .ino,o ono THO linc-un.
Ma yallnv Mondamin
| Mcc,no lf G,mnt lcl
lch,lou,,1,, rf Thomas
Martin snooner
l1o,,n.on lo Wallace
cb,n,horp IN rm Camel
,r;n,o Of halvos % m;nutos
caa,. ~ h,1vos. First half Mo
y,l,ov %. Mond,m;n A. Second
,,lr Mo y,,lov ~. Mondamin 3
SUBJ Ma yo,1ov Good for Mar
a. no,ol,sc for McCune. Stew.
,r, ror cb,lounl,.. posnnhaun
ra,. na,,a,,.s. Mond,n,;n Mo
c,,,ov for Cannot Baskets
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Notice Of Assignment.

Notice Of Assignment.
| To Whom IL May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on
January 13, 1917, the co-partner-
ship heretofore existing and en-
gagged I'M business in Missouri
VALLEY, Iowa, under the name OF
the Reed Grocery Company" and
the individual members thereof,
to-wit, E. M. Reed and w. R. Mil
Iliman, made general assign
|mcnt of all the property and as
sets of said co-partnership and
lof all the property and assets of
the individual members thereof to
the State Savings Bank of Mis-
lsouri Valley, Iowa, as assignee
and for the benefit of all cred
lilors of said co-partnership and
for all creditors of the individual
members thereof. The proceeds
lof the sale of property to be ap-
Iplied to claims in the order and
Imanncr provided by law in such
leases, without any preference
Whatever
That the assignee has quail
fled and taken possession of the
property of said co-partnership
and the property of the individual
members thereof, and all persons
|having claims against said CO.
partnership or against the in
IlividuaI members thereof will
present such claims duly item
lied and supported by proper af-
tidavi within three months from
his date.
| All persons owing said co.
partnership or either of the in
|diyidual members thereof, will
|makc payment TO the undersigned
|assignee.
| Dated This 18th day of January,
|i9l7.
STATE SAVINGS BANK,
Missouri Valley, Iowa,
~ -22-29-F5-12-19 Assignee.
| By II. M. Silsby, Cashier.
Original Notice.
Estate of Iowa, Harrison County, SIS
Marie Brumage, Plaintiff, VS.. w.
| II. Brnmagc, Defendant: In the
| District Court of The State of
| Iowa, i'm and for Harrison
| County, at the March Term, A..
| d.. 1917.
TO W. Ii. Brumage, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that on
or before the 18th day of Febru-
airy. 1917. a petition will be filed
. Ihy said Plaintiff, Marie Brumage,
i'm the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of said County and
State claiming of you an absolute
decree of divorce on grounds of
desertion for period of two
wears. beginning on January "A,
1915.
For other and further particu-
lars see The petition when on file.
And that unless you appear and
defend before noon of the second
day OF the next term of the Dis
lrict court commencing at Logan,
in said County, on the 9th day OF
March, 1917. default will be en-
tered against you and Judgment
Thereon.
Dated This goth day of January,
1917.
MARIE BRUMAGE, Plaintiff
Burke & Tamisica, Attorneys.
J29- 1910.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Program of Study Center to be
Held in Woodbine, Febru-
airy "a, 1917.
Q.3O n N,

$3.50 Il. m.
Grade Teachers Methods OF
Teaching Civics, H. j. Peterson.
Rural Teachers--The Teach
ers' Preparation. Macy Camp
hell.
1880 a. m.
Grade Teachcrs--The Teach
ers' Preparation. Macy Campbell.
Rural Teachcrs--The Noon
Lunch. Olive Young.
Noon intermission.
rs p. m.
Grade Teachers--The Teach
crs' Personality, Macy Campbell.
Rural Teachers Methods OF
Teaching Civics. II. j. Peterson.
2:t5 p. m.
Grade Teachers = Community
Civics, II. ]. Peterson.
Rural 'rcachcrs--Thc Noon
Lunch, Olive Young.
All teachers i'm the county arc
expected to attend.
SUPT. SUSIE r. FAITH.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15
Weekly Weather Forecast.

For Upper Mississippi Valley
land Plains States: There will he
la general rise in temperature at
the beginning OF HE week, and i'm
hall probability moderate temper
allure will prevail hereafter. The
weather will he generally fair.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1917-02-15

q. \. Ghamplin and wife TO
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