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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-10-11

express 1.48 $500. l.84
R. C. Spencer board proceedings
1898 supplies Auditor 75O
Superint $40 ). !. 11I.63
Lima Brinkerhoff clerk in
Auditors office 5000
j, G Boyer destroying ballots
used at election 1916 ZOO
Wesley jay destroying ballots
used ait election 1916 Z. !. ZOO
John Horning clerk postage
$50 express .93 .. :. 1913
B Fl Wilson sheriff boarding and
lodging prisoners $40
postage loo 6.1O
B FlWilsom sheriff expense
self, chairman board
and County Attorny to Des
Moines call governor (. 5000
Ella L. Farquhar Recorder
postage 1888
Hammond and Stephens CO.
supplies for County
Superb ntemdent q. $. 1921
Matt Parrott and SONS CO.
supplies for county
supe riatendent - s. . It's
I On motion claims on the Poor
Fund We're examined and allowed
az follows.
Ward B. Smith merchandise
for john Buckshire j.. 1924
Mary B. Hicks care H. r.
Smith to September L., 1917 $500
Pearl Carley helping
Mrs. Baumgardner i. 500
Esther Markham helping
Mrs. Baumgardner ...i 2O.25
John Riley M d medical serv--
ices Mrsi Baumgardner 400
Mrs Hardesty 200
Mrs Harrington 800
/ c Parrott 200 :. 5000
Il r. A Jacobsen M D medical
services john Johnson -. $3.50
j. M FULTON. M D medical
Services G Dustin
quarantined ). - 1880
III. H Maharg cash advanced,
transported john Gallagher
4 to Emmetsburgih .... 5.Ot
On motion the Board ADJOURNED
to meet again October 22nd 1917.
Approved
B. j. Black
chairman
Attest
III. A. Northups
] County Auditor
phone and telegram
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-10-11

L
and M highway section b ). 1893
p. Ryan excavalting
1884 cubic yards River
ito River highway.
section 49,. x 3256.20
u. "A. Campbell dragging
"A M and B highway Section
j. k, Il and g amid M
Highway section G =. 1880 !,
On motion official Reports We're
approved as follows.
B. f. Wilson, Sheriff
3rtl quarter 1917.
john Horning Clerk. 0
Bird quarter 1917 I,
IA. A. Northmp, Auditor
Bird quarter 1917
Elna L. FhrquJh ar Recorder 1
3rd quarter 1917.
j H. Gree Steward County home
End and Bird quarters 1917
On molten the Official Bond of
Chas Vsm Giorder, as member OF
the Soldiers Relief Commission was
approvedA
On motiom claims ON the Road
Fund were examined and, allowed as
follows.
O.. P Roberts
Danger signs 500
q. w Benton pillow 1000
lanterns $50 FILLING
culverts River to River high
way section $500 -. $3.50
%. & aimkttas patrol
MadsenI district 38.4O filling
clauverts River to River
highway section u $40 $3.50
III. j RMddy fill culYerts A
Highway section N w
$3.50 G and M highway
sectdon H loo A M and B
highway section 600 !. $500
j. H Cavsnaugh FILLING cuIyerts'
A highway section u v
x 1900 G. and M highway
section b 21.00 $500. 5. $500.
On molten claims on the bridge
Fund were examined and allowed
as foEowp.
Pay Roll Nc. II Hanllim lilo.
No. 42.5 Sharon 1910
No Al Sharon, 32.40
No. 20 Ham1ilir 3l60
Pr BT Sorensen 1920
MisceIIaneo work 1.35
VIM Schulz danger signal
ait No. sd Lincoln j. $50
II @ Johnson hay for
bridge team 8. ALSO
o. n Jacobsen, feed for
(. hr.dge team = ), 1900
Kmud L. lessen feed for
bridge team :. $50. =. 500
Fred Nissan feed for
bridge team 17.25
HI ] Savage barn remit
4Itih quarter 1917 $500. &. 1900
john Koenhg Jr. repairs
Mo. % Lincclln $3.50. LOO
Jas p. Riddle constructing No.
33 AudMbon CON box i. 7S4.OO
w. e Varney miscellaneous SUPP
Il, plies for bridge
crew 1916 go. ;. -. II. $50
VIM Krohn m'seeI' areols supplies
for bridge crew 1915 go. 3.S5
G. P Parsons hauling to new
bridges 1920 repailr
Jobs 1648I unloading lumber
8 90 -. 1851
Jensen Construction co.
dotnstruc.iag No. 3.5 Oahfisldi
$500 extra
concrete s7.40 712.4O
P.UHng No. Is SHARON 343.20
90 clalbiscl yards concrete In
place 2O24O 90, 5000
Steel 10000 800. 2667.2t
L. @ Johl son hay for !
bridge team ~. :. 1855
p. j Ryan changing channel
No. 80 Oakfield $500. 250.0(
MAIDS Waltesr feed for bnidge.
team 4.50 Tabor
No. 81 Douglas 2.70 7.2(
On motion Refund application
were disposed of as folIows
Chris w LARSEN claimed
4.88 error in assessment
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-10-11
BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Auditors office.
Audubon, Iowa.
October LIST, 1917.

October ISt, l9l7.
Board of Supervisors met as per
adjournment of September 18th
1917 at s o'clock A M, members
present, B j. Black, Soren Madsem
and j.. III, MaIharg
Minutes of last preceding meeting
read and approved
On motion claims on the Motor
Vehicle Fund were examined and
allowed as follows
w. H. Griffith dragging Overland
High way section,
w 4coV
Uens Jepsen dragging
Overland high way
section d e 1850
Charlie Larseni dragging
and A highway
sectdom c d . 1910
Nat McFadden dragging 20
"A and r highway
section h 3I.5 SO
T. B. Kerwin dragging
A and n highway
section A and, overland
highway section a.. .... 21Of
John Koeuig Jr. Tdling A B
and M highway sectiom b ). 1893
p. Ryan excavalting
1854 cubic yards River
to River highway.
section So. $3.50. 80 3256.20
u. "A. Campbell dragging
M and B hi ghway Section
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12

Cood citizenship L III tines i
sTsa oo-e essential than zoie- ordi-
o-y coodi6o1s. We need the tin
ze-1hiD thzt i EilE1g 70 ssrrlsce ind
Tidzzl Interest 70 pro1o.e TIE cans:
81 El.ch :lis goTe-11so; s fighting.
T1s-s Is u roo1 L Aue-icz III greedy
p-os:eeis Eae.hsr they represent cap
iisl o. Ee hiding zrdsr the c3ozk o
lz5or uuio1k. I; i al one and ihe
sane thing Sc iz Is results are con-
ce-red- The zgitzfo- o z5oI poi
dcisn Ebo zrges organized z5o: Il
take advantage d he =z- sit1ztioa i
ias; Is bad Is the employer #ho plz1l
% make excessive p-osts o.: Of ihs
goTernsnts Feed.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12
Ceasuipting Labor

Unless lz5or Is wiling 70 % Is ps-+
II TIE rez: VA By keeping the indus
tres Of .he couniry n operation the
government may Eod L necessz-y TO
conscript Den for Eork the sane Il
hey 80 1,5isscTipted iT the army.
There czn De 10 leEsening Of prod1c-
ton II this country and the govern
rnsnt VII eventually take EhzieTer
steps are necessary 70 keep the Wheels
Of industry noTing. The question Of
eonscnptins lzbor rests entirely With
lsbor itssH, II the lz5oE organizations
are wiling 70 trsz; izirly With the ger
eminent and Nth capital i vii be M
necessary 70 take any szch radical step
Al CONSUMPTION. bat Il strikes and IA
Dor disputes are % continge Il the
very industries needed 70 cary On the
wal then the gosernneni Ein be iosced
70 take such action.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12
PUBLIC LECTURE
b. W. 6. Shepard Of ferret and
Seattle NsShngtsa

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12
More Mone FOR What Growers

Three million dollars no-e ior IL
lznd Empire wheat groEers Is virtually
The result Of Eeoding Representatives, 70
Washington where they convinced the
federal Authorities that this section vas
7-:=-::;.ied 10 basic PzclSc coast price
Il conformity with The 500 bashsl
p-;ce established Al Chicago.
Several conferences we're he'd a.
Washington. incl1ding interviews Eiih
FOOD Administrator Hoover and Prssi-
dent Wilson. The injustice against
Pacific Northwest wheat. which Eould
De subject TO freight charge Of 80
cents per b1shel 70 Chicago. was
pointed OF, and Nr. Hoover finally
agreed 10 price Of s2.O5 as Z basis
ior No. Ehez; Al Portland O Puget
Sound points. Estimating the Inland
Empire crop Al 100000 bushels
this means s.. o00. 900 IN added money
for this section.
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12
Spokane Bs,iag Lberty Bonds

Sell Wheat and Bay Liberty Bends"
is the slogan reques. made Dy the ex-
ecutiTe committee which IS appealing
70 Inland Empire citizens 70 assume =
share Of the second Liberty Loan Issue.
The big drive for the sale Of bonds Is
vel under way this week. In Spokane
i, commenced with subscriptions Of
81, z52.O00 By the banks on the open
ing day. The citizens Of Spokane are
expected 70 raise IS, 900. 900 and the
nine counties Of eastern Washington,
aside from Spokane. are looked 10 for
IS. 900, 600
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12
Retandng Iadusln

German agents IL The United States
are working 10 retzrd the industries Of
this country NTH the express purpose
Of rendering Americas participation
il the var inefficient. It recog-
nized fact that the United States as 4
producer Of war manitions and food
stuEs presents the greatest menace TO
Germany and anything that will bold
down the production Of this country is
in the interest Of the Central powers.
One Of the most effective methods 50
far used By the agents Of Germany is
the promotions Of strikes in the indus
tries needed by the government for
var production.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12

Government Is calling fo- uen 70 czi
spruce timber fo- seroplzne MANI.
;zcture. With 10000 men shortage
II logging camps. this call VIII in
crease la5os famine.
Kent 1917 state TAX levy Ein BE-
.63 mills oyer the 1916 levy, which
vas II mills. The new levy vii De
8-33 mills On the railroad valuations
the Northern Pacific, as usual. IS q
the head Of the list and the 1917 totzl
Is above the 1916 total. its figure De
ing sl26.72s.055 while the Great
Northern is next With s70.79i, 600;
the O-W. r & n. IS s50.774,s00;
the Milwaukee. $40, 084. 900. and the
Spokane, Portland and Seattle, o,
North Bank, $3e.6s3.720.
Pacific Coast shipYz1d strikes make
joyful front-page news il Berlin
Auzcortes Work 10 start Al once on
ueE Vincent single mill. To have
daily capacity Of 100000.
Seziile-l15 miles road between
Renion and Renton Junction 70 be
graded and grsyeled for sl4,033.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12

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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12
PeShaStin Church Services

S-ndzT School Il . = n.
Preaching a i.
Cas- Meeting Il z.
ED=orfh League zod Preaching Z;
$50
Lee Yong leader Szbiecs: 'Cozn-y.
boys Il crowded cities" Bible reference
Daniel ! } 70 Is inclusive. A. Z
Mcrcr Pastor.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12

TIE Peshsstia branch Of the Asso-
risted Bible Students meets eTery
Sunday q ~ = IL H. 4. 155ls study :,
the home Of 4. !. Mills. "Wednesday
eTsninz a s ? =. Prayer and Test
uouy Friday evening a. 8 ?. z.
Tzbernacie shadows. Everybody vel
cr-e
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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1917-10-12

Aberdeen-Cosi Of school pupils las
been reduced from IS 10 Is cents
per day.
Seatile-Pisns completed for con
struction Of Pacific Oil Mills. First
unit Of oil mill to cost $50, 900.
Aberdeen restaurant man raised Z
good crop Of potatoes BY planting the
peelings.
Robe-Planning big power plant on
Stillaquamish. Plant 10 generate
electricity to De taken to Everett and
used in nez paper mill
Tacomz-68 more buildings to 20
up at Camp Lewis.
IS cents a quart milk is confronting
Portland and Tacoma consumers.
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val1e, pziztzbili:Y, zttrzctiTeness and
economy. The four women whose
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-31
NATIVE OF BENNINGTON
Mrs. Charles E. Harwood Who Died in
California In March.

Catherine Seymour Harwood, wife
of Charles Il. Harwood. who died at
Uplands, Calif. on March 2S, was a
native of Bennington, born here in
July 1897. She was the daughter OF
Paul M. and Aurelia l.. Henry and
was married October Z, 1858. Follow
ing their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Har'
wood moved to Janesville. Wis,
where they resided six years and then
moved still further west to Spring.
field, Mo. They resided in Springfield
for more than twenty years. Mr..
Harwood was connected with the
syndicate which took over from the
state of Missouri what is now known
as "The Old Frisco railroad and was
connected with the company while it
built more than 1900 miles of road
extending into the states of Kansas
and Texas.
Because of Mr.. Harwood's health
they moved with their four children
to California in the spring of 1887
Mrs Harwood was the mother of
seven children of whom four are liv-
ing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-31
HIkED MT. ANTHONY
Green Mountain Club Members Had
Enjoyable Outing.

The local section of the Green
Mountain club was fortunate yester
day in having planned an excursion
on the first real spring day of the
year Immediately after the Memoir
ial day exercises at the soldiers home
a dozen members of the club donned
their hiking togs and left for the sum.
nit of Mt. Anthony The old trail
was followed up the east side and af.
ter losing itself some distance from
the top gave bit of rough going for
the "first-timers" who nevertheless
seemed to persist in keeping the old
guard on the hustle.
Lunch was eaten on the summit
just in time to see the glorious sunset.
The most enjoyable part of the trip
was the return down the Colgate road
and although not advertised as such
resulted in an actual moonlight hike,
several of which had been planned
by the club, but not materializing on
account of reasons better known to
the weather man.
The perfect weather yesterday af
ternoon and the ideal conditions in the
evening made the trip thoroughly en-
joyable and not to be regretted by
any despite a number of sore feet
and aching limbs this morning. The
party reached the village at 9.45.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1917-05-31
PLAYGROUND BASEBALL
Instructor Mann viii Begin Organic
ing League Tomorrow Afternoon

1t is planned to get baseball started
before the playground opens so there
will be enough time to have all the
games played There will be two
leagues formed, one for boys weigh
ing so pounds or under, the other for
boys weighing over so pounds and un-
der 125 pounds. This will make ii
necessary to play a championship ser
les between the winners of each
league for the playground champions
ship. a pennant will be given to the
team winning the playground champ
ionship.
Every boy will get chance to play
on some team with boys of his own
size and with this arrangement there
should be some good games, Mr..
Mann will be at the playground Fri
day after school to organize the teams
so the games may be started this
week This is chance for every boy
in town to get to play baseball and
be on team in the leagues,