Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-20
Poweshiek
Poweshiek County Draft.

45S-Roger NJ. Jones, Grinnell.
1l36-Chares A. Affolter, Scott.
S54-Wlilis Gott. Jackson.
1095-Harry H. Rick. Jefferson.
l455-John l.. Hall, Scott.
1s3-Charles O. Turner, Grinnell.
1752-Rush V. Wood, Washington.
l1l7-Ira D. Berckham, Malcolm.
l572-Coleman c. Terrell, Sugar
Creek.
174S-Grover c. Vogt, Washington.
S37-Glenn l. Eichorn. jackson.
337-James E. Vitera, Deep River.
67s-James H. Skeels. Grinnell.
275-John C. Fahrney, Deep River.
50s-Raymond w. Fry, Grinnell.
11S5-Joseph F. Upah, Malcolm.
5S4-Henry F. Bradley. Grinnen.
9.5-George F. Taylor, Jackson.
59S-John P. .Houts, Grinnell.
1267-Charles T. Taylor Madison.
536-Peter S. Staffanon, Grinneil.
l495-Reimy Wauters, Scott.
54S-Charles A. Young. Gr!nneH.
l26-Neils Gustaf Peterson. Bear
Creek.
ls79-Fred Smith, Warren.
l237-Christian F. Larson, Madison.
7S4-Luke w. Taylor, Grinnell.
l732-Samuel c. Rutherford, WASH
ington.
,55-Sereno G. Norton, Grinnell.
1o7-Frank NJ. McGahy. Bear Creek.
r54s-Aaron l.. Leydens, Sugar
Creek
15s3-Julius Ruffman, Sugar Creek.
l3s9-John l.. Cogley. Sheridan.
sls-John E. Lake, Grinnell.
373-Littleton Gregory, Grant
167s-Otto B. Schwiebert, Warren.
12ss-Ira Strasser, Madison.
775-Roy x. Stoddard, Grinnell.
4ss-Ira w Swain, Grinnen
sse-Wilard J. Ayers. Grinnell
soo-George Holmes, Grinneil.
s1o-Charles Byers, Jackson
15se-Jacob c. Kaisand. Sugar Creek.
les2-Johney r. Spriggs, Warren.
507-Ole L. Engels Grinnel.
3oe-CIarence l.. Nelson. Deep River.
437-Elmer B. Chitchett, Grinnell
1s24-Wiliiam F. Kline, Jr. Pleasant.
S04-Rupert Judkins, Grinnell.
4s-E L. Davidson. Bear Creek.
17s:-Samuei E Smith, Washington.
154s-Earl Mincer, Sugar Creek
1264-John l.. Schultz, Madison.
l0s6-Francis l.. Gallagher. JEFFERSON.
924-Mearle Stephens, jackson.
420-Charles Wray, Grant.
1014-Sidney L. Root, JEFFERSON.
117s-Charles Strachota. Malcolm.
s14-Harlan R. Inman, Grinnel.
433-Carl f Child. Grinnell.
132e-Ray Leimkller. Pleasant.
40. s. Byerly, Bear Creek
104s-William P. H. Burke, Jefferson.
lo31-Clfford Williamson. Jefferson
l705-James ]. Dreamer. washington
133l-Frank P. Meigs, Pleasant.
1es5-Frank A. Swatosh, Warren.
4s7-Paul H. Smith Grinnell.
12s2-Laird Woods, Madison.
1s26-Gruver E. Loftin, Pleasant.
7e7-Burt F Brace, Jackson
l40-Frank E. Smith, Bear Creek.
l53s-Edgar jefferson, Sugar Creek.
17a3-William NJ. Mcdowell, Wash
ington.
123S-Cooper J. Hutchinson, Madison.
432-Vernon D. Blank. Grinnell.
ls-Glen W. Berry, Bear Creek.
e52-Christ Pensgard. Grinnell.
se7-william R. Sanders, Jackson.
1484-Dale Roadenizer, Scott.
739-Gustave Leliaert. Grinnen.
iy1t-SG,ner NJ GORE, sugar SleSA'
e01-Earl T. Haynes. Grinnell.
1322-Cloyd s. Inman, Pleasant.
114s-Lloyd W Keller. Malcolm.
1lo3-Joseph Severe. Jefferson.
1395-Peter ]. Kline, Sheridan.
so6-Harry J. Jacobs, Grinnell.
1s2-w.lliam L. Crawford, Chester.
1771-Jay o. Ryan, Malcom.
513-Bert L. Hardie, Grinnell.
4s-J. X. W Dutro. Bear Creek.
1020-Homer o. Smith, Jefferson.
is5l-Henry A. Horn. Warren.
1ose-August NJ. SEEKER, Jefferson.
1S3s-Jay S. Benton, Warren.
1441-John p Baird Scott.
117-Herman L. Olmstead, Bear
Creek.
so2-Ernest Jones, Grinnell.
39o-Oliver L. Milford. Grant.
75-Walter L. Jones, Bear Creek.
772-George L. Streck. Grinnell.
145s-Mert Hudson, Scott.
721-Michael p. Garrigan. Grinnell.
1292-Blains Alexander, Pleasant.
e72-Clayborne E. Dee, Jefferson.
sS3-Charles c. Hillagas, Jefferson.
757-Edward L. Pickney Grinnell.
sss-Arthur A. Bope. Jefferson.
8ss-Clyde L. johnson, jackson.
332-Andrew o. Tuttle, Grinnell.
141s-Roy r. Reed, Sheridan.
7S6-Charles NJ. VESSEL, Grinnell.
164s-Geo. q. Mcdowell, Sugar Creek.
1476-Emmett H. McF'erren, Scott.
2S0-George q. Gilmore, Deep River.
37S-Harvey P. Howell, Grant
1580-Frank R. Reed, Sugar Creek.
542-Jacob Terfsta, Grinnel.
Chichester A. Humphrey, Chester.
S74-Carqin A. Klinker, jackson.
Once more complaint that is heard
frequently against American exporters
mas cropped UP. coming coming th!s time from
British East Africa. In reporting on
trade opportunities there the United
States consul at Mombasa writes:
Some exporters apparently think that
all export trade must be conducted in
the Spanish language. and their cata-
losues and correspondence coming to
this market are printed and written in
that language. Many languages are
spoken in this territory. but Spanish 4,
one that il never heard"
Last year Englands tobacco bill was
increased by little more than q pei
cent.