The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-05-29
tom and JERRY
BRING $2,727.50
Famous Crawford County Red Cross
Boosters Sold at Denison Fri.
day for Substantial Amount


Boosters Sold at Denison Fri.
day for Substantial Amount
BUCK GROVE BIDS $1,1os.ss ALSO
After the Sale at Denison the Roostsrs
Were Taken to Buck Grove Sat.
urday and Sold There.
Tom and Jerry, the famous Crawford
county Red Cross roosters, could they
speak for themselves, should be per.
mitted to crow considerably over their
recent achievements. During the sale
at Denison last Friday afternoon they
seemed to realize that they were
accomplishing what they had pro-
posed to do, for time after time, while
bids were being received, they could
be heard above the voices of the auc.
tioneers, growing their approval and
encouraging the bidders to continue
in the good work. If the Red Cross is
the worlds greatest mother-and 1t ~
Tom and Jerry certainly should be
remembered on Fathers day.
These roosters started out to do
great things, and it now seems certain
that they will accomplish their pur-
pose, for up to date they have been
the means of raising for the Red Cross
in Crawford county just $4,910.15. They
were present at the DenisOn sale last
Friday and their presence was felt by
the, treasury Of the society to the
amount of the snug little sum of ST.
27.50, which was certainly a good
days work. Not satisfied with victor
les already won they sought new fields
to conquer the very next day. and
were taken to the little town of, Buck
Grove. The loyal citizens OF that town
and vicinity-and they must be loyal
by the way they bid-bid up to~f1..
1O6.65 on them.
Tom and Jerry are certainly doing
their bit. They will next appear at
the Red Cross sale to be held at Ken
wood Friday afternoon of this week,
where it is expected they Will bring
between five hundred and thousand
dollars.
A letter was received in this town
recently from one of our soldier boys
which said, among other things, Let
Tom and Jerry raise the money and I
will assist in the fighting; perhaps by
our combined efforts we can knock tho
devil out OF the beast of Berlin"
We are requested by Tom and Jerry
to thank the Malone Bros. for the In.
terest they have taken In assisting the
roosters in their work. We also wish
to publish the following Hat sof .seh6Se-
who made it possible for Tom and Jers
ry to go over the top at Denison:
-: :se SassS.sRsss.s; cdl H + + GluS msSn,e
Geo. McHenry, DR.. J. c.. Robinson. Bruce
Rogers, E. Gulick, Sears McHenry. Geo.
BY H. Finnern, Pres, A. c. Bale. H. p.
saggau. Pautsch Bros. Dr.; J. J. Nee
w. 1an JenRns r crawford @ sS County TsIs
Reimers RsGns sc Co.: Green Bay % ImSr. Co. ! i.
Patterson, J. ;,J r Jones: Pfarr' Geeert De;toS 4
McConnaughey. H; G. Lochmiiler; John
Nehls. Ira c. Gillmor, A. L: Rogers.
Fl. L. Adams. James OConnor. Doud
Milling Co.. Nicholson Ice & Prodlcs
Co. c.: Eollerson. Commercial Club by
Brodersen, John Cook, f. Miller. ". ".
Ferguson, James Anderson, John Costsl-
10. J: H. Sibbert; r. E. Mote: Dr: Z.
sN W. Jenkims Pa1H GonTse K
~, p ?9 J. rarely. l. III. Shaw. Leoa
cassaday, ;a Dr.; r J: Brann1n: Bran aa,,,,,.n -.
penter Tire Co., Bert McCord. Gus Carls.
son, Gnam-Lamberty, Denison Monument
Works. Dr. r: P. Plimpt9n. T. n. M vi
Savery, Denison Herold, Martin SaGgau.
C. Otto. Jr., c. Hollander. J. A: Rach-
WITT. Bliesman Land Co, H. T.. Wilson.
GnR H. E. Fishe fassaa NJ t. E. Jones. s T. + Cochran.
Wilber Roberts. W. Fl. Laub, VIM; KoeP-
ke' Ghas f. Johnsop 7; Mai!Ss HSs.,a y:
Wall. ]. T. Carey. Jas Mitchell. Chas.
Bartcher. Jacob Sims, ]. H: HAYES. =
Frank Faul, James Mill. E. L. Barber.
Con Hassett, T.. c. Baum. ]. B. Henrich-
sen. Light Dept. Employees, Denison
Z. McCord, Graves Bros, NJ. Ahart. j.
Sleek. Denison Harness Shop; a. z. Bry-
an. NJ. Magner. C.. Tucker. Ed Nelson. II
ansef: haus' f. Olsen. Oil F. oo Hoffman. &. Hsssett.
Mesenbrink. Geo; Powell, F.. IL Lister,
Ed Duncan. w. r. Grinnell. Alfred Rah-
Co. Geo. F. Newcom, p. A. schlumber-
ger. S. p. Jacogsen. F. J. Hanss. John
Puff Puff A. 3 Reesbsrsi r. Knagi Lam Ann
iamos. Mrs. ]. s. Lyon. DR. w. t.
Wright, T. j. oMeara Near + + HcAndreTs. Mf,.ndn
w. W. felcOll, MALI SdAuS NllCuSus xA..
j. Cummings. J. S. Quist. J. w. Mona
CHAN. Harry NJ. Clark. j. =. Lewis. w. e.
Mrs. A. l.. Rogers, Richard Baer, II.
Jacobsen, d. c. Thew, c. B. Cowper. Of
to Anders, John Mount, Rev. J. l.. Boyd
J. Heating. H. NJ. Godberson. Jas. Arms
strong, VIM. Luney. John Silletto.: b. w.
Cruise, H. J. Cummings, Miss GafIeys
NJ. Ahart, Brink. c. j. OMeara, Gus
Koch, w. A. Cramer, H. A. Swim. Mrs.
c. E. Burnham, Buckley. & Gibson, Mor-
itZ Johannsen Mrs. +. n. SERVER, Miss
Anna Mccarthy, Michael Molony.
$3.50 subscription: Miss Marjorie Lyon
1t is surprising how the weeds ap.
preciate the ample supply Of fertilizer
you have provided for them.
When girl appeals for our admf-
ration this fall on her coat of tan, she