Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-10-10

luey all were given WOFk.
hucas county went "over the top"
in the fourth Liberty loan drive at
9:47 p. IN. Sept. Goth, with $750,0O0
pledged The county's quota was
s741,00O Subscriptions were taken in
every precinct in each township and
nearly every resident subscribed.
A check for $24,149.5S will be sent
the state treasurer of Iowa by the
federal government to be placed ct
the disposal of the state board of
health in the fight on venereal dis
ease. This is Iowa's share Of the ST..
000,0 900 appropriation recently provid
ed by congress for campaign Of this
kind.
Word has been received by the state
board of parole that the board has
won its case in Halifax, Nova Scotia,
for the extradition Of Frank j. ALI
son, paroled prisoner whom the
state board accuses Of violating his
parole. The winning of this case es-
ed men who have gone over into Can
ada and classifies violation Of pa
role as an extraditable offense, the
parole board members say.
Signal and substantial honors were
recently awarded Miss Gertrude Rose
mond. daughter Of Mrs. G. A. Rose
mond of independence, by the chi.
cago Musical College. Miss Rosemond
was presented with the Scholarship
in advanced piano given annually to
the pupil whose work shows most
prom for advanced study. One hun
dred tried in the preliminaries and
sixty in the finals. Miss Rosemond
was selected from these.
Louis B. Schermerhorn of Des
Moines. held at the county jail on a
charge of assault with intent to kill
Miss Ruth Shoemaker of Rockwell
City, in row at the Hotel Baltimore,
in Kansas City, Mo-, Saturday, Sept.
Z, was released recently after Denny
Costello, professional bOndsman, ap-
peared in the court of Justice G.. J..
WEIGH, and furnished bond at $1,000.
Mr.. Schermerhorn and Miss Shoe.
maker were then married ct the hos.
pital where the girl l. being cared
Tor.
The following long list of Iowans
have been reported during the last
week as killed In action or died II
wounds or disease: Sgt. Chas. o. Bun.
yam, Keokuk; Sgt. Emmett E. Collins,
Fort Des Moines; Corp. John v. Jan
iszewsN, Clarinda; Corp. Orville q
Miller, Des Moines; Corp. Floyd l.
Simpson, Clarinda; Bugler, Wilfred
Bauder, Oskaloosa; Pvt. Carl Beard
Cedar Rapids: Pvt. Clifford Johnson
New Market; Pvt. Howard G. Martin
Oskaloosa; Pvt. Orville e. Means
Washington; Pvt. Ernest L. Merkls
Luverne; Pvt. Perry Il. Newton, o.
kaloosa; Corp. Clarence M. Elliott
Fort Dodge; Pvt. Pierce H. Flowers
Coin; Pvt. Maurice Stephenson, Rex
| Oak; Pvt. BAIL E. Cowell, Mororia
Pvt. Cecil Cummings, Rolfe; Pvt
Clyde M. Cushman, Council Bluffs
Pvt. Elmer E. Hoffman, Clarinda
Pvt. Loren o. HOLSTER. Mapleton
Pvt. Charles Hudson, Clarinda; Pvt
Ned H. Rogers, Winterset; Pvt. VIII
lie Schlie, Denison; Pvt. Marion r
Campbell, Grant; Pvt. Miller, Daven
port; Pvt. Kenneth e. Moore, Bloom
field; Pvt. Harold Shaeffer, Storm
Lake; Pvt. James Smith, Jefferson
Pvt Howard South, Massena; ~,
Harry c. Clemens, Dubuque; Pvt
Francis, Des Moines; Sgt. Oliver W
Holmes, Council Bluffs; Corp. Mor1d
Dunn, Council Bluffs; Pvt. Carl {
Dyvad, Albert City; Pvt Henry Ed
niger, Marysville; Pvt. Clarence N
Parcel, Centerville; Lieut.. Herman
W. Scsultz, Bettendorf, Pvt. Henri
A. Lorenzen, Mason City; Corp. j
seph e. Boyle, Fort Dodge; Cer]
Guy e. Moe, DEBORAH; Wagner Gil
ford L. Litz, Dubuque; Pvt. Robel
A. Gress, Council Bluffs; Pvt. Law
renee w Gridley, Villisca; Pvt Floy
B. Wallace, Washington; Pvt. e
wand l.. Hamre, DEBORAH; Pvt. To1
v. Leonard, Bedford; Pvt. Dewey NJ
Avoy, Washington; Pvt Richard
O'Reillly. McGregor; Sgt Charles
CRUDE, Dubuque; Pvt. Homer l. Hawl
ms, Washington; Pvt. Omar B. Shea
er, Guthrie Center; Pvt. John F. f
lis, Centerville; Pvt. Clell Hiatt, Ea
Peru; Pvt. Arthur j. Jeffree, Clinton
Pvt Carl E. Otto, Lake Mills; Pv
! Joseph " Schiller, Dubuque; P,
/, Lloyd X. Mathis, Elkhart
Do you know who owns the mo
northwestern farm in Iowa. 1t b
longs to the state and forms pa
of the property of the reformatory
!, Anamosa. 1t contains 240 acres, al
is In the very northwest corner
Lyon county, being bounded on Il
, west by the Missouri and on the nor
by South Dakota. 1t contains led
Of fine granite and was acquired
!. the state to give the inmates of Il
rsfssmatory a place to break stol
: This project was abandoned, howey,
on account of lack of transportati
fas1dties, and the land is now bel
tarAsd