davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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osl.... Ll,. ss..rL a..s.,i....

fDi0sYD- D--UOsf = Euicherr II7sOU
nm llSjlt. sis.7sW i1.st: packing
tiseSg i5;sg; igresosiss tiszGais,
Estfls-Bssf cattle, 1ood chole. and
prtUf, tJs.sgU 1875; common ana me-
aigm, ssTsNIs.st. hatcher stock
a .,s ana az e.t. sf.', s.g ~ s,osi.s, G.s
Ag1 feeders, Dood. choice and fancy,
i,,, s,g1sg, ,l4s FIX iissta.g'''r s."o. and N.
% saa asafiss@' ,ii7.oosi7soc' c"'''s %.!t.pn hepn
range Beef steers. tilssU ~. 90: COWS
spd hsifsrs, b.zsmIz.7s
shsep Lambs choice and prime.
tttJsm 1850, medium and sood, ItSzs
" ik7ss DDiis, ts7sW Iz.s1. Ewes. Choica
sHd prime, f5.00 y $50; rnsdinm ana
eon1. fs.O0m s.OD, nnIls. "a zkaIGhn
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COLORADO NEWS Eorrs.

The Denver Trades and LABOR m
ssmpiy al ~ first session sincs tne
influenza tan was lifted. stated il Iss~
oiutions its stand on labor after tbs
war ala adopted q resolution fof L
oosimittee 10 wors with toe ineolnang
1-ssgisla.pre fof . suitable monument
os the statenouse grounds 20 the
Co3oraco spldisfH in the war. Charles
Zubelin. lecturer Of the War Labor
Board, also spoke TO the assembly.
Better days ahead for the miptnx
industry IN Colorado ar q IoEiesl FOL
sos-up VI tie srnisrics aBt earl. in
dustriai fead1ustMsnis ats tpreseen
W Sasdin9 aiming fnsp Of the stats.
s,Le o. rGe same time 90 not stteippf
" hide the tact that the psst several
nonehs have opn.tituted perhaps the
ieDst difficult period rtat mining con
cefis have had 70 lace 10 Colofado.
Collections VI the 1tA,e inheritance
txx 6eDsysment during ths bisnntai
period Ds<sac dc foDo;Soo snsrk dur
Ing The first malt of tue month. Tits
u ss1ee the amount which waf sstl-
sDa1ed " dc Tsentys1rst general az
semDjy H1he0 4, mscs fts appropris-
,loSs. ApIdsy faofn3ng, Noy. ~, tbs
collections lad reached fcvi 1917.
What IL considered W wycnans
Jiggor dealers ss "seryles De lvxe" 10
accommodating their pstgonn bss
bern d1sclDsee 3p the arrests macs
within the Last fes dsys of Dersons
SAID 10 hsse violated the prohibition
laws ~ importing Intoxicating liquors
iyotg cjaeyeG1s 70 Denver,
CONCERTED effort 70 rave the Hoffst
yoa6 from p9ssibls omDesi,ion ~itb
The soyefpDaent ~ result N pIeuaR'
lure yojSsbNe ~ itx government CON
vsct ~ % be made ~ Cplprsho bust
nsss interests following S,scpssfy that
the rosd's Dopbset Jpps for osjy thfs-
months after Deacs, ss compared win
The twenty-oas months DroststsSsily
DJOyjds1 ~ lbs aopUsct with otbsf
and Larger rosdf,
A Telegram Ssceiysd IN Denver by
Postoffics Inspector Daniel from ], ~.
Trsgisr, DostmssfAy ~ j>sNsJ, states
that ibesBtire Dosfoffjee farce IN tbs
owH of Springfield, county seat of
Hscs eoDafy, IL III from iHfiDeHzs.
Colorado iiyesloct growers predict
sd bis increase In tbsir business
when the Hnitsd States FOOD Admin
istrstjoH announced iis DisDs Tor
sending food ~ Europe,
Charles W. Harmon, implicated Ia
an alleged attempt % defrspd i,enyer
housewives through fake sale 0f gro
oafias, was fined so IN Police Court
on u charge ~ yssfsney,
Among tbs other Denver men NbD
arr IN the army ~ occupation march
my 10 he Rhine are Capt Ralph
Dorm, iism Eben Smith and Lieut.
~ n. eobnah
A, q, ToWnisy ~ The NoDpnttiean
League Nicholas Murray jutiss.
president ~ toiumbia uDlsafsiiyl
i'fof g. 4 daipin Of ihs University
NJ Wisconsin Clarence Darrow. noted
labor attorney, and an imposing array
" other speakers 0f note ~ nation
and state, including Senator elect
Lawrence e, i'hipps and doyrrDor
elect oliver II, Aioup. VIII be heard
a, the tenth annual AessioD of the
Colorado farmera' and Farm Women'a
rongretn. 10 bs held ~ tho Alair AZ
fiouiturai college. Fart collins. Dee
\ to 10 inclusive
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ass sAsc- sTerfs =ioDsEs
INCLUDE KILLED. WOUNDED,
n,sslro aeD PRISONERS
I. CANCELLATION BEGUN
WHILE aEs. pfssaise rs sfDuc
INC FORCES. 1.zoo.oop MEN TO
sEksie IN FRANCE
,,-...,s r....g.,.-. iln.or l..~.s l--rf.e--

Washington, n,-DelnoDilizatiop uf The
American exysdftiOnsrr 1v-esx, a.
ready IN progress with tns movement
lorneyard o. SICK and wounded, viii
D. isantsned by Inc return ~ al cary
date of signf diriaionE o. Ns-ipiisJ
Cuard and National Army troops'
eign regiments Of coast artillery and
tsso iIrisaass o. flsId artillery. Tnis
announcement was made NOV % by
Gen. March. eiisf of sLaff. on rscelyi
Of dispatches from Cen PsrEning.
TulaI American casualties 10 Nov.
Il. stnen npstilf-ies csassd. were 2Str
~ Tim included, Cen. March said.
killed and c5sf Of wounds. died o'
dis.ssse. uaeiassified asatns, wounded,
y-isone,t and missing
The Divisions winch Gen March
sai6 have been designsltsd by Cen.
s-ersisins - return al soor at the SICK
snd wounoec hare been moved 70 The
United States are;
National Gnsr6-31st Georgia. Ala
bsrna end FloridsJ. 3sth tNebrssks-
Iowa. South Dakota and Minnesota. i.
sSlh Indiana. Kentucky and West
l'iIniuIa) and 3sth tArBansas. Bissis-
sippl and louisiana.
National Army-7Ctb (Nsw Eng-
lsnd), sstb CKentucky. Indiana and
southern Illinois,. sGth fnorthe-n IIIi-
nols. including Chicago and s7th
LArksnsas. Louisiana. Mississippi and
southern AlabamaJ.
The coast artillery regiments to be
returned as soon as possible were an
nounced ar the 4Gtb. 47th. 4Sth. iSth,
10th. T3d, 18th and 10Th.
Casualties sustained by the Amer
leans are tabulated by Gen. March AZ
follows:
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At an average strength OF 100000
men to division. which would cover
all necessary auxiliary forces. this
would mean that Gen. Pershing would
retain 100000 men in France. from
which the actual army of occupation
and It's reserves would be organized
to provide against any possible emer-
eency.
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~ /A

Just as soon as yOu eat tablet or
two Of Pape's Diapsps.n all the dys-
pepsia. indigestion and stomach dis
tress ends. These pleasant. harmless
tablets of Pape's Diapepsin never fail
to make upset stomachs feei fine al
once, and they cost very little at drug
stores. Adv.
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American Army Of Occupation. Nov.
25.-The German frontier was crossed
at several places Saturday by Ameri-
can signal corps units and ambulance
workers. Short trips were made into
RheniBh Prussia. where the inhabi-
tants are reported TO have shown the
Americans every consideration.
The Paris war office announcement
on the operations of the army of oc-
cupation says: Our troops continued
their progress in Belgium and Luxem-
burg. Wiltz. Naville and NadrIn were
occupied. Our cavalry pushed forward
10 the east frontier OF Luxemburg"
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s.n.,, Es... r.t.t... ..A re.Itr1.

TnbskS.T- -tssttef--f,fesfnsry. $50 E<c.
Eggs ptrsts, szh Usses ordinary
nrs,s. sss, <t mark, eakss Included.
SsYsza.
HD,stSss AlpBsssts ann Dakota
l>ytk, tJsoNf.sss %, sacks. tisbuI7E;
uisn1nsin, b"ib. si-s9g LsI; 40. sacks.
tL5sW liz
i'ogi,Iy- gonis. zsa ne: springs.
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estss II hsasr

hsv ,--ssgxsr--rsBtrlfuga T.zs
eyt boat, is.t9s crushed. io.zs; mould A
sGe; cubes, s.7ti xxzx powdered, $40
gpn1sre1, s.ltj fine granpIated and
diamond A, s.s9s cyDfsctioHsfs' a, $50
h.. ., sss.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
N..... CTR rv.au.,

Kansas city. ,--Bnttsrs-crsnrn~ry
ssoi prsts. $40; seconds. gsc: packing
sss
EgHs Wrists. sGot seconds, s0mbzc
Fg.li,y. Hens, zihc; roosters, I7hoi
brOllsrs ksn,
'his-s. "rsi. @sa Provision Prices.
$50 M. s yellow, old, iIfgUI5G! Ma
YsIi"W new. tia
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GIVE UP MORE U-BOA1s
Submarines Strike colors at Harwieh
First American Units Enter
Prussia.

Harwich. England. Nov. 25.--In the
presence of Sir Eric Geddes. first lord
of the admiralty. twenty-eight more
German U.boats surrendered yester-
day. This was the most imposing flo
tilla to haul down the German flag
thus far. 1t included several very
large submarines and four OF the crui-
ser type. one being nearly $50 feet
long. The noted cruiser submarine
Deutschland, U-153. was among the
number. She carried two American
officers who had been rescued from
the American army cargo ship Ticon-
deroga, torpedoed Sept. 30 last.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
Cause for Sadness.

The Thrift Stamp-Why 80 Jealous
The Rubber Stnmp-l'll never grow
Into War Stamp.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
s,soEiLA.soGs rAnxEr..

Drawer ses.i nsSh-s Pt-~s.
Bar stifss, tg1sth.
copper, lzt.zt5.
g>es1 tete.
kosltsr, ss,s9.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
WASHINGTON

lisfplstlgIs limiting ihs aW0lHi ~
biipHiig9ga egal eipFsd ~ egpAggls ~
BeFs liited ~ tsei Administrator 6ar
nela
President Wlsou ssnt ~ kigg A.
bsU NJ belsippl y isisffaW fGilelia-
ilgs ihs Bslpjsn rilleg gn ils Te spiry
~ he poyai family iDip BrusAels, o.
ppp,ad aigce ihs Urai days ~ ne war
~ ostWaH aIWlss
Through = radio ielspb0as Installed
on HE aeniE poriieg NJ iha Wbiis
hIonae, preaidsnt WiiaoH dlreeied ,hs
HaHeggn,a " hail defsp army air
pianea fyins oger ,hr rgigmae Tiynr
snyerai miIea away
Al mol0lmen apd eondpeiora ~ ihG
buiia, Mani, Elseisle Halfway Gam
many ahail Te0alye ~ esHlA an hnnr
ihn ilrAi ibree monihsi ~ nHnia i.H
nexi aiHH M0nlha. ana w eeniA fhers
afierl he National War l,aIinr Hoard
SAnannlsh
savings inrGugh War department
raadinslmsnl ordnrs, innndias eanaai
ialin ~ egn,I.nls, are Dslimalnd ~
~ 'SpH"""Vn w o'''f'"'F p"N''f
designation af lDhn ". Ryan, see
qua aasialaai seGrsiarg ~ Rar and di'
rneiar VI Air services, aaa ~ William
~ poier, his ehlaf assistant, vas an
nnunand NJ Secretary Baker
President Wiisna aigned liia emef
senay agricultural appropriation bili
with ia legislative rider Rrnyidins for
national prohihltinn fran nast iniY I
uD'ii ihe Austrian army is hemnh'
iii4sd
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WESTERN

me War Department bss dasiggsisd
lbs bppsJtasp tIsf rross ~ > national
hDelcDus Loppef epIDpiiise M re
luTpsd gDig1sTE
AdgliDDsl Gyasile rgleg gers Dgi
jpiD etfea IN ~ eftou " asi,pbsiy
30 ssli jSks - fEs ionqspzs sDt
geNlc
lfev sfylss Nv lqsp's siFsg bsts beys'
ipfDTe Dsyyed W cpn1sJyailDp rasigtc-
iiDps " lbs ~sT JndDsiHes fspsTd,
9ill ~ peJJDlsslbls neSf srsscp
Dlflajsl isDgJailcp NJ MissoDr eIae-
rim ysi4Jps sb9g ssldsn y. Spencer,
DepDbljesp, dsfesisa Gpy1asg G9yerlaor
Jpsepb W. Fplb for Ugiteq sfsies seg
siDy w a Ha.Dyiiy ~ zg,ssS heUgb
ueaJls elscied eopsJassspnp fyow ibe
Tapil, Twelifb, TbIrieegin, four
fsepib oBd plfieegib dlsuieis SPEAK
~ Chimp Gjsrb wgs ~ elscisd IN tbe
SRit nv mn
Jbs isgsssi esFEo NJ eDe9ggf ~
sysr raeejyed ~ saD Frsneiseo war
geeepuy qejiyeysd nv tls steamer
i,9yAl AV9s G9W Manila sBd osbp,
o9DslsijHs ~ ii nm TINS Valued ~ a..
EggJlgg.
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29

The yery Mage Js-s On -srn-
Carr you fino conseni1a wurh 2
Madam. for me no yport ls cul-
se,.iall. l.'-Bvston Evening Irnnsc-1I5-
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
EAT A. TABLET
DYSPEPSIA GONE
pLrE,s piIpEpsIS INSTANTLY
RELIEVES SOUR, eAssv OR
ACID SToMACHs-

When meals hit back and yorr sto-,-
Hch is sour. acid. gassy- or y0u fee full
and bloated- When yoe hsve besvy
Jumps Of pain or beadache from ind
gestaon- Here is instant relief
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29

Cresppsrlea. s8. Jst grade. b. 60
:, .,r.espsrA's. "a rfsas. ~, - Vs9
Sf,fss< ss->---- ~-s. bV
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AN EPtl0ME or
LATE LIVE NEWS
>oscssssEC sEcosp Or zsf
esCDaEas Of Esf-l.FS <y
ssosss bsc SssspAp.
FROM ALL SOURCES
E@ssAS.s. 9 ptsps, Hrsissf>
Assse. sossGs,ssSs. ~DSEs
<ssC films 81 st,ssHisp.
ABoVq TIE wAE

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tl-e ase< eESd42s A>s. Il I@ta-+'f -
-, lle s,-sseez zes-ssrAi s1-s<,i-s.ss,e %
t2ss.@S!ol
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asxe 3+fxeslszso ~ Acss-sai S.f ssssss
G4.c 3yE.asn pff EAr~.en Sf,es,y
n.e1niIs q i4.S E.st,-sS . I,.-al Vi ihts
n.I.e kBDlas4s.g.ss tAi-s ES-I 1s.ssf'sc Dssf.
MA Ses.sSal YsIsAl.z. ~ AsE..sf.'
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b,as, Eko1a lgse Da.DDDy Ot ~ ysa.s.s>e.
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il.o l-sJ es-2i.zl,
f>sns&A casualties ~ " o. ~
@als s,z@c,l1y s,cep1d.sS " sise M
e.as.At Ee-11AIs.r goFsserls X S4f-
liz. Jl.ey acre d.y.cec ~ <cisO~ss
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W.
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al-o .ses lsle.s-s-et
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tEcDps u Da@A!ng lAfopsh t>iinbsssS-
bDmaaAEc Dpgeo. s-es>oldlng y ne
gslncels0lad Of AIaAtercaza ~ -eaaf
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ropstenen, gLere t.lsy siu ~ eis
sIGeq h i've Dyicu
1erLHslDJ Dsea Ffals-e g4isJJgsryy.
Wv. sccpfoing ~ rsgrea cpmp'ief ~
Paris - Nesip ghe C9l-0gipg Hlens
ere .Heiueed ~ tle Gytei mi ~ rs-f,
f2sDCgAqqADf5 Eepafs5tpp. g1y,pyy.
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iqI1 N ille I'M iodnuDiy. BAfF.'
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lNygA9pJe9e
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~ sJis5 lNpy ~ 1Ee hsslt NJ l4sf
gnigbsy Hsei bcyfiAeq shlRs n ihe
jlae, geyeg )lgisi orqiesrs sJle my ~
stgDyeIs syJpeEasFes ~ ~ sgHsas
~ BJjflsb, bpgsTl4-sg am Frepeb yes'
ssts, the syasi14f tigpiips D2fes ibst
eyey ssIood Dyf " sss ms ggipgfsiy
asialleq D,9gyaw ~ AgbrissLpa iaif
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D-e.eee r..aitr,.
LSs. SOsisry.
gKrs
Bsft-,.

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Fssia.
tse~tsbIes.

ADcles. COloraao. Do3 3....si25n3.sD
Fssfs. c>9kgnE ..<s..... 2.25Uz.75
The Ordway new era., 1918-11-29
HiDtss AND S'ist.us.
1bgy FIfas Bffdss,

NV ''"f Vt" F'F TIT TFFWT
1brr Ifttst S'eiss.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
COURT NOTES

Since last report business at
court has been done as follows:
f. M. Broughton ct all VS.. Olive
Grimes ct al. Referee discharged
and bond eNoncrated.
Buby l.. Morris vs.. Thomas b.
Morris. Dismissed by plaintiff
without prejudice. Judgment for
costs against plaintiff.
ID. II. Miller vs.. James Watts,
Settled, dismissed and costs paid.
i f. G. Glover VS.. Millie Glover.
Dismissed without prejudice, al
plaintiffs cost
C. p. Acrea VS.. Illinois Central
r.. r.. Go. Settled, dismissed and
costs paid.
j. Hcrkenratll vs.. Nels Peterson
Verdict for plaintiff for si06.35.
Carl \. Heise VS.. John nj. Steen.
Verdict for plaintiff for SiiO.5O.
III. +. Foss, administrator of the
estate OF j. p Cox, deceased. vs..
Bertha Laughrey. Verdict for de-
PENDENT.
John Herman vs.. i. w. Uttman.
BerdicI for plaintiff for $500.
ID. \. Waller vs.. Elmer sR. VAL
licr. Settled Observer.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
WEATHER REPORT

Far Upper Mississippi and for
Lower Missouri Valleys: No dccid-
ed weather changes;no precipita-
ton of consequence; temperature
will average somewhat lower and
be nearly scasonablc than the
preceding week.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
MARRIAGE Licenses

Carl Bair, Modale
ida Book, ModaIc
Floyd Ellison, Logan
Louise Peterson, Little Sioux
Perry Grossman, Crescent
Kate Pcckenpausn, logan
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
YlNOL CREATES
STRENGTH
Positive Convincing Proof


1t is all very we'll to make claims.
but can they be proven? We publish
the formula Of Vinol to prove the
statements we make about It.
r Cod Liver and Beef Peptones, Iron and
Manganese Peptonates, Iron and Al.,-
Ulonium Citrate, Lime and Soda Glycero-
phosphates, Cascarin.
Any doctor will tell you that the
ingredients of Vinol as published
above, combine the very elements
needed to make strength.
All weak. rundown, overworked
nervous men and women may prove
this at our expense.
There is nothing like vinol to re-
store strength and vitality to feeble
old people, delicate children and sll
persons who need more strength.
Try it. If you are not entirely sat
isfed, we will return your money
without question; that proves our
fairness and your protection.
RoRT. w. HARVEY, Druggist
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-03-28
Proceedings of Board OF Super
YisorS

Proceedings of Board of Super
Adams. ]. ID. mt'l Co. I'd $ no
Ashcratt. fahkson Trustee
Clay -........... .............. 1900
Ashcraft. i.lmorc elk &
Quar- exp Observation-Disclosures. 2i.00
Acrea. M. NJ. trustee st.
John ........... .......... 1900
Acrea, M. M. trustee board
of review ....-,,.....-... > 90
Anderson. J. H. drag I'd - 300
Acres. Blackmer e Go. blk.
oks...-..-.. ........ 1920
.Albertson, j. NJ. tel. fees -. $40
Alhertsen, j. Nj. Auditor
gopher bounty .......-.3 1876 &C
Atkins. q. w. wit dist court | %
Brodby, f. j vii dist court = u
Barrett. NJ !. j. vii District
Court OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80.
Brandt, II w wit disl ct. 1925
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view roads ......-... ......-... l3. $,
Gilmore, j NJ ndSe poor 80 81
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t;lasser, Harry lhr bdge 1885,
Hall. J w vii Dist Court. 3.5t
Howard. II ) lbt brid9c.. 9.0t
Hunter, y ID li1r on bdsc. 33.77;
Honeywell, G. T. lhr on bdse 90
Hart Jrant labor bridge 1920
Iarl. Grant lbr Co. road 49,
lIoleton, Harry lbr bridge | .0'
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warrants on the several funds in
payment thereof.
\ summary of The lth quarter
ly report of j. Nj. Albertson. audi
tor, for the year 1917, approved
by the board as follows:
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+
Van scoy, J f sess Upp sid
No. ? per diem $50
Van Scoy, + tel fees. 100
Walker Frank wit dis ct..... 1925
|Wingate, M S wit. district
court -..--...,.- ..----.-.--s---.---. 3.05
Woodward. William wit in
district COURT. .......-..... 1915
Wilson, Glen wit dis court 5.55
Winter, Geo. II wit district
court.. .... 1890
WickWsham, J Y wit dist
court. ......-.... 1890
willard, Alice. wit dist ct..- 14.l5
Wcnsiraud. Oscar trustee
Cass.. ..... ........ 1925
| Wulff, Chris Trustee Cass
and view roads Z..- 1900
Weaver, Geo. I.hr Co. I'd. 1920
Wickham, Bridge & Pipe
co. mtl perm cul.. 1900
| Wall, Fred lbr Go. road $40
Warehouse, John Trustee
Allen and view rds.......- 1880
lWiSecup j J assess meet. $3.50
| Welsh r. J assess meeting 3.48
Weiss Max elk Boyer .....-. 27.4O
| Warman w Nj Trust Boyer 24.00
Matte Geo. Wolf bounty. 5000
| Webb Pub. Go. text books il.62
Wheeler w II & Co. text
books 1887
Watson Chas quar- exp... 1925
| Woodbinc l'winer bar doc
| lSct .-.,.... $40
| Williams j \ court reporter
| Need Bert drag Go. road .l7.25
| Need Bert lhr bridge. 80
Wratherly q w grading rd $500
Wiltsc + w phys poor Alps
wyatt C A Trustee Jack
son and view roads 1850. 81 90
] Watson J Nj lbr bridge and
| Young. J A lbr Go. rod 2l.50
| Young Tom vii dist court 900
Yeaman w /. mil bridges. 600
j. M. Albcrtsey Aud.
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Frudden Lbr. Co. mt'I bdge 1902
Farmers Co. Lbr & Grain
Co. material for bridge 1862
Friend, A G filled road. $3.50
Friend, Harry filled road 6i.35
Foreman, VIM. filled road 2l.60
Gaites, A w tel fees and
sApense.......-.. ........... 24.O2
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Brandt, II w Wit diSl ct. 1925
L y. NJ Il Wit dist court sos
Bowers. soX & Stevens,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-13
Mixed Grain.

At the County Agents. meeting ii
Des Moines, State Fair week, the prob
lem of feeding grains mixed with
wheat came to our attention.
A number of farmers have sowr
wheat with oats which causes some tt
become unstable and non.feedable. A
committee was appointed. to reconsider
that this ruling be changed and the fol
lowing is the result.
sWhere wheat is mixed with
other grains and there is less than
80 per cent Of wheat in the mix
ture, such mixtures may be ground
and used for feed without restric-
ton. Mixtures containing a larg-
er percentage Of wheat than 80
per cents,cannot be separated. !.
This ruling is made on account of
the scarcity of fodder grains.
y r L. Clark, County Agt.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-09-13
Two Counties Make Coed Records.

Ida aud Tama are the only counties
in the entire state where not q single
War Savings stamp has been convert
ed into cash by its holder. This record
is remarkable when it is:considered that
Ida county has sold $3.50 of its entire
per capita quota and Tama has sold
sl3.3s of its quota of $50 per capita.
Other counties in the state have not
made such good showings and because
of this, the state committee intends to
push its campaign to discourage the
conversion of War Savings stamps into
cash.
1t is believed the..campaign of adver-
tising and publicity which is being car
ried on has succeeded in cutting down
the cashing of stamps, but there are
yet many people to learn that it is an
unparriotic act to cash..stamps where it
is possible to hold them.
County War Savings chairman are
keeping close check on all conver-
sions in their localities and all trans
actions of this kind will be investiga-
ted. Where it is found that people who
cashed their stamps were financially
unable to hold them, nothing will be
done. On the other hand, where it is
found that the person who csshed his
stamps is able to hold them, drastic
action will be taken.