The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-04-18

: Mrs. Pete Sievers and Mrs. Egserl
) Sievers were Carroll shoppers Satur
) day. ~ $50 ..f -.
Earl Moeller and Roy oMentzer left
Thursday for Omaha where Roy. will
join the navy yas electrician and Ear
Joined the machine gun corps OF the
army. They are at present at Fort
Crock. in Omaha but expect to &C
farther west. We wish the boys sue
| cess ty.t@ - - - ~ i'''
|. g. .%Steinhauer was in Omaha or
business Thursday - g. ""f' W,
- Mrs. F.. i. Holman ant" daughter,
iEllen,' ,of Denison, visited Attic t:L;
Patterson home Thursday: - f"'f
f. Those who attended the minstrel
show in Carroll Thursday under the
Eauspices of Sig .TolOlneO were Az j.
flIelley.f anG family. Theresa Nickel.
sen; NJ. n. Hueshen and daughters,
Irene, a Elfrieda and Alice, Harold
Schoenjahn and "Arlo Moeller.
Mrs. A. w. Starek went to Atlantic
Thursday as her mother Is reported
to be ILL., @'f 5... -.
! Mrs C. L. Patterson and Mrs. John
Smith were Carroll shoppers Thurs
| day. - - ~ 80 - &c. -
\ Misses Loretta Sievers and Leona
Firth spent Saturday in DenisOn.
Delmar Benten and Chas. Nick took
their Enc. degree in Masonry Wednes.
day evening. - ~ e:&@
| Frank Brown and daughter, Clara,
returned home Friday from California
where they spent the winter.
! Patterson G Campbell received 8
Fords Saturday. H. ~
| DR. Carroll Is now permanently 10,
Gated In West Side with headquarters
Eat tthe Pete" Sievers drug store His
wife I and little son arrived Friday.
They, will move into the VIM, Pruter
residence y. |; 100 81 52
lsi'Mfs.l H. f. ;.Searls was q Carroll
passenger Saturday. 2F..sI.- y @&.'"tN
a5s Arthmfi'. PAIL returned from Lake
Viev.g'rfiays where he has been visit
\ ing sevefaEsdays!g'i H3rts; 5!ss
II Harry Gill. the horse buyer, was In
West Side Friday but only purchased
~ head OF horses. n.
1 Chas. ySchoenjakn and Art Peters
! returned from Miller, 8. d., Saturday
where the former purchased II car
loads OF cattle.
Harry Strathman ret, rned from
Minnesota Saturday where lie helpcf
john Anton move. FSBlg
Shipments to Chicago Saturday
were: Henry Hansman,a car cattle;
Frank G!asscOck. 2 cars cattle.
The Wonan's Home Missionary So
ciety met at the c.. A. Book home Sat,
urday, Mrs. C. C. Randall leading. A
very nice program is reported.
number of little tots took part. Mrs,
Mel Russell End daughter, of Carroll,
+, D ?, . q
q Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Kelley and daugl,.
ter; Erma, and Mrs: Anna sSievers
were Carroll visitors Saturday, 3el
Miss Mary "A. Peters was in .Denison
between trains Saturday. .%. " y
\ John and Raw Kelley were In West
Side; Monday looking after their hlsi-
i. Hans Sievers:. of Manning. spsnt
Sunday at215the Is, IT. X elleya home
.5;,Fred lNies, OF Cedar Rapids. Sunday
ed with friends IN West Side NJ
\. J, "A. II. Kelley. was. q passenger to-
Bancroft MOn!ay::s'f n y. NIL, 81, 4
X Roy Moeller went to Omaha Sunday
to visit his brother. Earl who Is 1t IT
Crock there.
why Join the lsoy's Corn c,uba
II isn't tile mere belonging to the
club that makes the acre, corn grow
ing contest valuable. There are, real
advantages to the boy who becomes
a club: member. as pointed out by the
Agricultural Extension Department at
Iowa State college.
z There is an opportunity to get
some valuable instruction and expert
ence in growing corn. Corn produce
ton is the great industry of Iowa. 1t
will continue to be SO and boys should
learn the best methods of growing 1t.
2-Prices are high and profits are
great and will undoubtedly continue
to be SO this year. Corn in our local
market is now worth around a dollar
a bushel. II a boy grows IS bushels
on his acre, as many boys in last year
contest did, It will mean that next fall
he will have a mighty valuable crop
to sell: y! t;S@ -. go. h. ~
3---There has never in history been
a time when there is SO great a need
Of an adequate food supply. 1t is the
patriotic duty of every boy to get busy
and Produce, just. ias much foodstu6
as -heo tan. e Most boys are not old
enough to go to war il this country
becomes entangled In such calamity
but they CAM stay at home and pro-
iduce stiff that is as important an item
in warfare as bullets--fOod The qties
tion of growing more food Is the first
great problem at national defense and
this boys acre corn contest is one
chance for the boy to do his share.
4-The boys acre corn work fur
nishes q good time. The state. coull-
ty and district leaders will perhaps
come and visit the boys acre In the
summer Boys corn club farm tours
may be planned that are always a lot
Of fun for the boys A club. picnic
will be held in June or July to which
all club members will be invited, There
will be music, a picnic dinner. games
and sports. in the fall a series of
corn shows will be arranged for the
boys. '%. ~
q Each boy stands chance to win
q state; county, township or local prize
which will add to the pleasure and
profit OF the clublwOrk. Even the boy 4
who does not Fwin prize will be 4
awarded an achievement medal by,
Iowa State college, II he does his best \
and finishes. his work. HefSwill ialsp1
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