davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-20
klAnA1n's RED
CROSS TOTALS
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by Captain J. w. Siemens and z. u
Reames:
$4,000
Pelican Bay Lumber Co.
II. ID. Mortenson
X. A. johnson
J. w. Siemens
First State and Savings aBnk
Il. Il. Reames
First National Bank
Ewauna Box Co.
Martin Bros.
X. X. X. Store
Southern Oregon Auto Co.
Golden Rule
Van Ripper Bros.
Sunset Grocery
Roberts 4 Whitmore
5000
J. Il. Swanson
Star Drug Co.
J. J. Keller
e. H. Underwood
George Biehn
$500
X. Sugarman
l.. N. Martin
w. r. Johnson
J. v. Houston
5000
J. r. H0wie
Johnstone Furniture Co.
A. C. Henline
G. N. Rsmsby
~ u. II. Lawrence
s{ L. C. Moore
II $3.50
city and County Abstract Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-20

0seissss 49, -Hess rs~ssAt
II Mt tAeetixx a tAs klamath
Falls Business Nea1 Asoe3atioa beeoes
the July - celebgatioa vim - heaa to-
nigAt q . O'Clock u tAe city hall
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
,Oaniferen@
onsoaa oen %. augnit 1917.
SIar 1ebr
eli / Smoags oar Der arrange

I'll / Sguongs par Der arrange
RET 9icnic for 2. 2. gernene /
anoren gecfs 5foo ct Bar g1il
Roro ior 9pen. 9eiret iaa truenoe
10 ira QtorsenihInoen; men oct
sanlIe Gro Oct fan ie graft d
blf0e goot" gif / OppIoelie, iaa
8eiret 6leO npiten ioeelt, Ian9t be-
bageligere. emo ON oct 5aooe oeret
itnrft. 5%olifinspeir. 9grnene bleo
%beforOret pr. Automobil no til Set
pld6Ien ON 6ormi0Oogen, % eiter
Qtiooag fom pofsne 6olf oeruo,
ogiaa pr. 9luto, ian Der bIeo en-
anielig 5oriumling. 9rof. Big
bolot en- Gale til 9ernene, og ri
aa0re If 2oo at bsre til. 5lere Jer
al Sangeren blep hunget. 9aaoe
ier % efter Ealen more0e Borne.
ne Cog enfelte al De oofsne) Ig ior-
trpifelig % ifsut meo Beg. llnoer
5alen % Sangen Dar oct Iaa ro-
Tat, iaa 9grnene lit Nos oerfor.
SITTER Iolen gnoes Der u9racfer
Sacfs4 % See Cream" til 9er-
meme. oe oct iioite oar Der iaa rig
5orIpning al, at De oofsne fit no.
get meo. @n Solicit opto8es til
3pfnine al Omfoitningerne.
5 iio% ltge baooe pi iiol-
Oent 9eiog al Dor beremte
0anosmon6 Battling 9teIion", Der
! 1908 Danot .8eroens Meiterifa-
BET iom 9etpegts4aemper San
oar meo oDanfee RobinIons~ Cir
fis FER. 8i bar ellers fife Tor
Eff at goa til Cirrus, men oa
oi IF ipecieI SnObpoelie, eff ri
meo ON 4ftenen. So, Der er mo-
GET peo ct Cirrus, ION tiltaler.
Ter er Tor Set fsrite BET, at BET
gioer beiegenoe 9eiLig6eo til paa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
arebsaarsmsoe.

Como Rrebs at ben forene0e ban.
en-. .Iirtb. qirte afboloer, oil SUB,
fit aorsmeoeT l CIT Sorn, Sn. Oen
z. til 8, Seg. 1917.
6eIaenbe Sager foreligser:
I galg al GmbeosmGno.
2. areOiens gmne: Subs Ser.
ming / Da1ben ng oens getDoning
for 1rosIipet"
g. Werig1ehens Gmne: gRoooe.
rens getp0ntng for Eroslipet."
d 1orsbog Iiten ben 6. greite-
m6Oe. Crime: D6ooroon blioer Dor
Br96iten meft frugtbringen0e. Sn6-
Ieoes nf Bort. @. Brgpenien.
Iue 9reojens Wenigbeoer rnnto.
6es fRrIigit ON at ienoe Delegdter.
Rreofens prpiter be6es oenligit at
stDe R6oe.
Der betoles 81 fpr 8eipisning
UNDER Rgoet.
Gao Soma Rrebs' Degne.
u. W. RieIfen, &re6sformano
s SenboL0 til openftnaen6e De.
terotgsreIfe inobpoer berpeo CIT
6orn Wenigbeb @enner fra fern og
n9r til at oeItoge | oct ~tiIitunoen.
be arebsmcoe Da pi nenter at fdn
ct meget ftnrft beisgt Wsbe,
beoer bi ole ON al Lette os
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS pe6 at mel.
De dig | goo Eio, BELT inben ben fsr.
ite Septemtber. 0do os pt6e meo
bpiIfen gnne og til buiIten gp s
fommer.
De, Der fommer gft eIler geit fra
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

nert Solo At bfiue fenot nieo Sor-
oens forifelfige g9nes 3preOerNen
ioa er Der 6rempisningen al
I5pdo DIR fan opl0res d optlgteS
til at prritere. Sffe dlene 9eite
% 0m0e men Ielo SeleOer O8
@riie prGiterer for6aoienOe ling
% 0i0ere er Der 4froboters ior.
6aoienoe 6proigbeoer, npiten itro-
Tia 5ui0igbeo % stprfe. Nan
maa 6eun6re ltoboioenbeoen ! at
iamle aft Bette. / at opnaa iIi5e
6Groig6eoer % i At oplere % op.
bragg 0pr.
8or neonte 9on0smanO. BAIT
ling 3ieIierl, oelfo1 life i ieIOe
.Girhise1. men ban gap en- Op-
pisniug bagefter. 6oortil betaltes
lerifiIt 9logangspenge. San er life
lrngcrc, o1 Ear fife / iIere &ar
ppret ,8ri3e 6ig6ter@. men ban
giper 2egemssneIier % iortpIler,
6pao Ser fan ltorettes oeo 9egems-
eOelier. San gap boa ogioa iam'
men meo en- on0en en- 5oreitilling
ON, boa6 uirfelig Rppefomp er.
Battling Aelion er ct meget IL
gefrent o. 6efligt @enneIfe en-
rem Rqrofter 9fber ban Snotrpt al.
san cr loot / ae6enboon Ben ..
,ylini 1882, par oItina 80 Aar ii0.
Ite 5. Slmi. San bar nlorig britgt
hoerfen hog eller Sfraatobaf eIler
itprfe 3riffe. % ban agter tine
TorpIOre og Sle9tuinge. San er
.uaiit og natllrIigois Ell meget pei
itooenoe Wano. Man mda pei tnge
Satten al Tor ell Wan6, Der bar o..
noaet @erOensmeIterIfab poa 1T
.Omrno6e. @f0 Of 6ap0e mango IL
ae iaa i6proi9e aarafterer pna
ANDRE Omraaoerl Sci fpn til at
tpnfe pna Gouli Or6 / Senbolo
til Sc grpife admpIeae: y@n6Oer,
Iom Deltaaer / aampIegene, er al
hnl0efoe I oft. hine pei Tor at fad
en- forfrenfeIia arans. men ri en-
uforfrrnfeliq@ .soaIeSes ifiIle ;
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
sltIantic areos' ~llnaoomsforbuno

atIantic Gre6s' llngoomsforbIno
oTboI6er, oil @lfo, lit aarsmsoe |
@rooflpn, Wonong ben 8. Septbr.
@mne: Sob. gab. 8, f5-t6. alIe
Sopeninger beoes ienoe DeIegoter,
og forboriet inobnoes ale oenligit
til OeItogelIe me6 os.
CIR. @briitenien, 6ormano.
5 6enboIo til ooenitnaenoe BE.
fenotgsreIie in6bpoer Salens ban.
ife ep.-llrtb. Nenigbeo berpeo aIle
til Of fonme oe oeItoge | n9unte
RsSer.
San oriffe Of gpften paa 8e.
ien; oerfor Isiier ban Sopeoet
bsit." Gal. 10, 7.
Wan beoes inomeIoe iig til IN.
0erteene6e ieneit ben 20. Giig.
3. s. 9il6iie,
1870 Rro'pect ape., grooflpn, q. y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
Qebraifns areOs,s Narsmpoe.

Rebraifa areos al ben forene6e
airfe oTboIoer. ON @uo bill, tit
aarsmeoe / Omabo. Rebr., fra
80. auguit til 2. September 1917.
5dgenoe Eager foreIig9er:
1 golg at GmbeOsmRn6.
2 0refteIie al Dor areos' DIS.
ion
8. Rreoiens Gmne: Rom. 5, I.
4. Tenigbebens Gmue: Zen an.
zen Bsn
vile areoiens Renigbeoer an.
NODES oenIigt ON at ienOe Dele1n.
ter.
Rreoiens grpiter be0es ON at
TONNE, Ioapi0t muIiet.
Bon g1cbrdifa areos 8egne.
Ears SEMEN,
4reosformmto.
; SenboIo til oDenitanenoe IND.
speer Bella Reniabeo pnn BET bier.
teIigite til DeItngeIfe. Cor 2osi oe
aoit rm5er Weoet betoIes 50. 3n6.
meIbeIier bsr pore en- al ~unoerteg.
neoe / SCRIBE ieneft Den %. Gug.
8. 2nnrit8en, Wagb.s 5ef.
2875 Staple Ctr.
s. 9ertbeIfen, Wgb.s Brett.
272f 81. 30tb Ctr.
RGrf,
0ebraifa areos' aorsmeoe be.
gpu0er meo @uostieneite / Bella
N1enig6eos airfe / Omaha aloffen
8 9ors6oa aften ben 80. aueuit.
s. gertelfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

atlantic areos Of ben forene6e
b. 60. lirtb. airte ofboIoer FIT be.
legereoe aarsmeoe | SaIems Ne.
nigbeo, grooflpn, 81. q. | Dosene
fra ben 81. auguit TIL ben 3. Sept.
D. 81. areoiens Wenigbe0er beoes
ienoe Delegater, os pr0iterne be.
bes giDe M6oe.
areoiens gmne: Wt. %, 20.
Wenigbeoens Gimme: aritenbe.
oens iterite 5arer / Nlitioen.
5orretningsmeoe 0br6ag Gor.
mio6ag me6 Dolg al Gmbeosmnnb,
Dreftelie Of @reoiens Wisfionsnr.
bei0e og alt, Der benb6rer urt6er
og freezer Wsoets afesreIfe.
Br9itefonoent: 9orsoos Mften.
Gnne: 2 Eim. A, Is.
Gbr. 0briitenfen, Sefpetnr.
g. s. aipr, 4reosforman6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
#6n @erigtigelie.

Seq er bleoen opmerfiom paa,
at Ben Sum ie5 / ii0ite Rr. an9ao,
at 9reiteenfefnsien piIOe bebeoe
in6til 0ntoar. er f~orfert. Get er
fun liot ooer $1,000, oen oil be.
bsoe. Sea par oeo 9eregningen
aaaet no ira aomitcens iamleoe
lloofftstal for iioite gar i Mars.
be~retningen, men ! Bette 6al er
in6befattet 81 900. ser er liant
no. 0et ger 5orIfeIIen. u. %. u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

Nfinneoto areos afboloer tit
anrsmB0e i Ct. geters Re.
nigbeo, peo 9lid, Bis., fra 81.
algIit inotiI Den 2. September.
Weoet begpn6er meo 8uostiene.
ite 5reoog 6ormt6oo9 SCI. 10.
Gre0iens gmre:
Oct ber os igermm mango
9rGn9sIer al inognn | Subs Rige.
ap. Ser. IA, %.
Wenigbe0ens emne:
ct frigtbringenoe WeniebeoSor.
beioe. 1 aor. 10, So.
Bon 4reoiens 8egne.
8. SO. 8onoo.
ct. Peters Wenigbe0 inobpoer
5erpeo genner Of Dor airfes Or.
beioe hi ooenn9pnte areosme6e.
Ger betaIes $500 for OpboIoet
un6er belle We6et, 26e for erfelt
Wonltfo.
Rdn be6es meI6e fit aom1ne til
1inoertegneoe for Den %. augtit.
9nn Menigbe6ens 8epra.
@ q SD 4rouh. HrHTt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
Wisiipnsmpoe

afboIbes i Dor 5reIiers Renigbeos
airfe, 5ernSaIe, Gal. I Gagene ira
6en 6.-9. Sept, bportiI ale pen.
Iigit in6bpoes. grpiterne a. $.
Senien, Can 5rmeiseo % qarI R
Smien, Selmn. bar Ionet at b9re
til Steoe OF OeItdge.
Rao WenigbeSens % e8ne 8eg.
ne, q. 2. 3. RieIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
Nnopirliesfeit.

3 0ngene Den 25.-27. alie.
pil Ser bIiDe SnooieIIesieit Tor BET
me 5foIebus I OATS, Ola, oa
Misiionsmsoe. Sful6e genner al
Misiionen 6aDe 2pit til at beisge
Sn6ianermisiionen oeo 0enne Sci.
liabeo, ioa er oe bierteIie Bel
fomnes
gaitor g. u. onipien, Blair,
bar looet at fomme berneo. Ben.
uer beo for os. at Serrens Bel.
|iigneIie mon boile oper os / 5rem-
tioen. Tom I De iioite % anr.
Vile inobDoes.
q. g. RieIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
Zen beIliee Nabbere."

Zen beIIiee Nabbere."
q lille SubiI1amsftrtft ON Wob-
bere, % 6ers Wetpontng for @ai6s
Born. Of poitor g. 8. Serfen. ub.
eibe I anIeonine al ben 400-aariee
meformationsfdt til Gor6eI for
bore WSrnebien l Dntpooo, Bis.,
% on Corn, "a Gaos | Dantb
MtIerdn gsaibl. 3oeiie eIIer Dos
1t6gtneren pnftor q. s.. 0enien,
Moam6 Abe, Mactne, Mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

KoLoNIENs FORDELE.
Oct er vanskeigt At erhverve ct stsrre samlet Areal godt Land, som
epne sig til en- Kooni, men jg har fundet en saadan L9lghed ehHl-
dan County. Nebr. Der er fire Ranches, hvis Ejere er beven ydhayende
og som ensker at trekke sig thbage, hyorfor De hr gNet mig AonN1A'
a at udtykke deres Land.
KLIMA oG DRIKKEvAND.
KIimaet det nordvestige Nebraska er pa enhver Aarshd behAge
Ht or egner sig sarigt for Nordboere. Vinteren er kort og ike oyr-
dreyen kod. og Sommervarmen bIyer adig tykkende idet Netterne
alid er ksnge. Man finder overall kat og fnskt rikkeVaho en- "
de at 500 Fd.
PRISER OG BETINGELSER.
Tag en- Tr nd til Hay Springs og Sc pa dette Land. Husk, at der
like e nogen skov at rydde. ingen hje Baker ingen Stem at fjerne,
ejheler Sand eHer Gumbo. men n og aiene JRynt' begdormgt o 1@
dWt Land, o m blot venter pa Ploven. Passende faTme paa So-i1
eer 800 Acre kan her erhverves dette Eferaar til den lave Pm a
S15 til $50 pr. Acre.
pa de aHerlempeigste ynkaar en- Fjerdedel til n Tredsel kontant
90 RnHen paa fem Aars Afetaing mod 6 PCT. Fhre Nybyggne der paa
Egnen hr / de sener Ar betat for deres Land med den fsrste Avhng'
JoRDBUND oG AvL.
Jordbunden denne Koloni er udelukkende sort udjord med Lr-
underlag og overordentig fngtbar Ethvert Proddkti sm aWes l Den
Byg spetz, Majs, I. m a. Kartoffeavl er sarlg lennende, og Sheridan
end nooen anden Egn Staten. Meieivirksomhed og Kreaturayl drives
med befydeig Fordel, og der findes Mejeier og Fle1estationer Narbe-
den af Landet. SvineayI gyer ogsaa betydehgt Udbytte, og koieFa er
ukendt paa dsse EYe.
LANDBRUGETs FREMTIDsUDsIGTER.
Denne Koloni tIbyder den bedae Lejighed de Forenede Slater for
frem til en- sdvt@ndg Sitting Husk, at foikem@ng1en forpges sa,
dig, medens det samede Jordareal like er tlhget- seyegeig vii Land
derfor vedbive at sdge Pns, sarhg under de nuherskende Prisr paa
Podukterne - og de vii rimelgvis holde sig mango Aar endnu.
SHERIDAN COUNTY KoLoNIENs FoRTRIN.
Jg har rest meget baade Nebraska og Nabestaterne og undersegt
Forhodene hje med Henbhk pa Anlnggesen al en- Koon. men tg hr
dengt og bandet Landbrug vinder mere og mere Fodf@ste. Fhre hundrede
yelIaaende Farmere Sheridan County beer Diet bedste Vidnesbyrd oil
at blandet Landbrug betalr sig ualmindeigt gdt Paa denne Egn
Enhver der er virkehgt intereseret / dette Foretagende bed% skr1ve
eher nHrmere Oplysninger til
T. HERMANsEN,
1o3 Nc cague Bldg, 18th & Dodge Street. OMAHA, EEB
.Enkere, vrkelystne Agenter, bodddende danke settlementer, kan
antaQes
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

WisiiOnsmpoe

/ Dupenport % Wtoliue ira ben 10.
til Den %. September. 8r9lterne
5. @ertien % 6. &. aIotb oil FOR
fDnoe CUBS Orb.
s. 6. ~. Sanen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

p1a Hocf SsIano 9anen, fan / pit.
Iantic faa ct Sog til glf 9orn 81.
7.30 ON Wtorgenen og 81. t,15 ON
Gftermi60ogen.
9erren peIiigne W1poetl Mfan
meloe fig til unoertegneoe.
8aa Renigbeoens 8e9ne
6. Is. RIotb. @If 9orn. Sa.
SsrcOsmOOe % 3nbilGnmsfeit.
8isconiin areos al Den %foreneoc
odnife 9irfe afboloer 1T aarIigc
areosmg0e i Sartlono, 8iS.. i
Dagene fra 6.-9. september, beg.
&c Ooge i~nflilsiioe. Qteoet be-
gpnoer GorsOog glften SCI. 8 meo
9eimesie @~u0stieneite. 5 5orbin.
Belle me0 RsOet af5oloer Menie-
beoen so Mars SitbiI9un.
a%reoienS @mne: Samoittigbe-
Den.
Wenigbeoens @mne: Den triite.
Iige geffeIie.
5orremiHgsmeoe Spr0ag.
Vile a-coiens RrPite- bar tom.
me til Nsoe laurent life Sp1oom
forbinorer.
2i9eleoes bgr ale areoiens Qee
nigbeoer ienOes 0eIe9ater.
Carl 30. OIfen,
areo5formano.
Zen odnif coorp. IIltb. Menig
beo | Sortlano, Iris, inobpoer
beroeo ale iom i~nteresierer fig ior
port tirtelige Arbeioe til at 0eltage
/ bette Ns6e; 5 ifol n9re bierte.
Iig pelfomne.
Nile, iom enifer at apite os | De
Doge mo inomeIoe ii9 I'll en- ar
llnoerteaneoe inoen 1. Septb. Be
falling for 9eipisning nnoer gfs.
BET CT $500.
GarI 81. OLien. Reniqbeoens 8T~;
Rnrtin Rathiicn, Menis3. SER.
SdrtIon6. Bisconiin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
DANsK KoLoNI I NEBRASKA.

$4,000 Acres i Sheridan County, Nebp pa Hovedllnien
aft c. g. N. R. R. ca. 400 Mil fra Omaha eller Sioux City
og kun 1913 Mil fra Jernbanebyen Hay Springs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
#Gn oDstie Spmrer

an faa itooigt Arbeioe pos Rnrtin
!. 5oII. gH SOrn, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22
LES oe rENK OVER DETTEl

Golden Valley Dstrktet, Montana, har vi en- Del seaioner Land, SON
soer sig ypperigt for Kv@gav1 og mixed farming" Almindeighed. - Da
err en- af de NEST indbringende Nenngsklder, anbefaler vi, at sa
ans Skanhnaver som muhgt vii tage Fordel a wort hberaeT iIbud
Prison pa Landt e meget rhmeIg og Observation-Disclosures uhyre htte
shiv Dag for fud Opysmng
sroNDALL ToFToY COMPANY, Madison, Wis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-08-22

g. 8. W. arogb, Brett
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06
StarH State Canning Work.

After having spent week in spe-
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young women have started out to con-
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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06
. KEEP ON BUILDING

About that improvement you are
planning
Why not so ahead with it?
Every reason in the world says you
Should
At no period in our history have
we been so sure of the future. The
eastern worlds stomach is feeling the
pinch of hunger, and it's demands on
the products of Americas broad acres
and American industries are growing
with every passing hour A great
market is opening wider and wider.
Honest and fair profits in all lines Of
legitimate effort are certain.
There should be no curtailment in
building and road construction. Let
both public and private useful con-
structlon proceed. Production and
handling of building materials and
public and private construction work
are fundamental industries OF the
country. Any tendency to suspend or
postpone building projects is incon-
sistent with maintaining our prosper
ity. The country is prosperous. Build
ing investors should not hesitate to
go ahead with their plans. Railroads
should spare no effort to supply the
building industry with the cars need.
ed to transport materials. Govern
ment, state, county and municipal
authorities should encourage the con-
tinuance, of all kinds OF building
Road and street improvements in par
ticular should go on undated. Bad
roads and streets are factors of first
Importance in the present high cost
of foodstuffs. Never before was the
improvement of highways so essen
tial.
The lumber, brick, cement. lime,
sand, gravel, stone and other build
ing materials industries are basic.
Neither Government regulations nor
railroad restrictions should be impos-
ed unnecessarily to interfere with
them. If any action is taken which
results in the prostration of so funda-
mentally important industries. there
is real danger of a surplus of unem-
pIoyed labor, a surplus of railroad
cars and Gripping OF business that
will seriously embarrass the Govern
ment in financing the, war. ...,'
The right thing to do is to keep
building.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06

A. c. Rohwer transacted business in
Omaha Monday.
Miss Anna Rooster, of Vail, visited
with friends here Friday.
| VIM. Hass, of Manning, transacted
business in DenisoE Friday.
Miss Viola Brockelsby, of Vail, was
a shopper in the city Saturday.
Mrs. James Watson, of Vail, was in
Denison Friday having dental work
done
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dieter, of Vail,
were pleasant visitors in the city on
Friday.
Miss Gertrude Rooster, Of Vail
made brief visit with friends here
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Holland were
down, from Vail Friday spending the
day with friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Sheridan, of
Vail, spent Saturday in Denison shop
ping and calling on friends.
Serve your country by buying a
Liberty Bond. Any bank in 'Craw-
ford county will take your applica-
ton.
Misses Helen King and Jennie Pill
cher, of Ida Grove, spent the week
end in DenisOn, the guests of Miss
Dorothy Pfarr.
Drs. J. C. Robinson and CHI. Staulf-
er left yesterday for Omaha where
they are spending few days in at
tendance at the Nebraska State Den
| tai meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Cornwell returned
home Saturday evening from Los An
gees, Calf. where they enjoyed the
winter months. Their many Denison
friends are pleased to see them enjoy
ing good health. They will spend the
summer at their cottage at Lake Oko;
boil.
We have been requested to announce
that the local Red Cross organza-
ton is anxious to receive donations
Of channels skin and old kid gloves.
These will be used for making vests
and coverings for wounds. All dona-
tons should be left with Miss Grace
Meyers at the library.
Mr.. Sears McHenry returned home
Sunday evening from Bredenbury,
Sask., Canada, where he has been for
the past two weeks looking after the
McHenry lands. Mr.. McHenry states
that the season is late in Canada but
crops are looking fine and there is
every prospect for a normal yield. Ev-
cry effort is being made there to in
crease the food production this year.
He reports the Denison folks there to
be in good health.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06
Rural Carrier Examination.


The United States Civil Service Com
mission has announced an eXamina.
ton for the county Of Crawford, Iowa,
to be held at Denison on June 90. 1917,
to fill the position. of rural carrier at
Kiron and vacancies that may later
occur on rural routes from other post
offices in the above mentioned county.
The examination will be open only to
male citizens who are actually dOmi-
ciled in the territory of a post Office
in the county and who meet the other
requirements set forth in Form No.
1917. This form and application blanks
may be obtained from the offices men
toned above or from the United States
Civil Service Commission at Washing
ton, ID. c. Applications should be for
wardcd to the commission at Wash
ington at the earliest practicable date.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06
Get the Corn Insects,

The common western corn worm
feeds only on the roots of corn. Ro.
tation is the, sure cure in this case.
. Wireworms live for four or five
years in the soil and are hard to con-
troll on this account. They bother
most in poorly drained land. Good
drainage helps to control them.
Corn root lice are constantly looked
after by the common little brown ant.
If the ants nests are scattered by
constant cultivation the "nts have all
they can do to look after their own
homes, and have no time to take care
of the root lice. Cultivation. there.
fore, helps in more ways than one.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06
Timely TIPS for the Week.

Thin all garden crops to prevent
overcrowding. Keep the ground well
cultivated.
A concrete feeding floor Tor the hogs
will save feed.
Cracked corn and clean water are
good for chickens, but better bone and
muscle foods must be fed, too.
Sorghum or millet may be sown as
late as July 18th for an emergency
forage crop.
Don't put all your beans or sweet
corn in one patch. Plant more later.
Kill the lice. Lousy stock as un-
thrifty and does not make satisfactory
gins. "s
Lack of attention during the busy
season results in stunted dairy calves.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06
More Production? Here's How.

The following pamphlets are avail
able to those persons enrolling with
the agricultural extension department
at Iowa State college for food cam
paign work: ,-
Work for Volunteer rood Producers.
Canning or Cold Pack Method.
Storing Fruits and Vegetables,
Household Conservation-FOod.
Household ConseryatiOn-TeXt
Household nseryaion-Hcalth.
Household Conservation - Home
Management. ,,'
Gardening. .,.,-.4
- Late Vegetable Crops for Iowa.
Bean Growing.
Produce More Pork.
Care and Feeding Of Chicks. .
Home Preservation OF Eggs.
Control of Rats and Mice.
Control of Harmful Insects.
Spraying Fruit Trees.
Care and Selection of Seed.
Saving Dairy Products.
Send to the agricultural extension
department, Ames, Iowa. for these cir
cularS. s.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-06-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Mnndau Man % 1917

Charles Baker and wife to Patrick
Hassett, NWA & VIZ NEA of sec.
2-S4-39, cont 277.1 A. w. D. Con.
....... .... $55,G0O0 90
George w. Locke to B. +. Mill, lot II
block III, Denison, Iowa, w. D..
con. $550.O0.
Thursday, May 81, 1912.
Nicola Elevator Co., to Armour Grain
Company, lot 6, block ,. Kcnwood,
Iowa, w. D. Con. $1,000.
Saturday, June 2, 1917.
George. Schelm, single to William
Bretthauer, lots 49, II & II. block
1879, Denison, Iowa, w. D. Con.
$4500.00. '.1.r