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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-11
. RAMPANT 4-tej PozYCZKI
WOLNOSCIOWEJ.

Washington, II. pazdz. Pre-
zydent Wilson TAXA wyda} odez-
we w sprawie Czwartej Pozycz-
XII Wolnosciowej: .Ostatnie ida
rzenia podniosly a ME z~mniejszy-
" znaczenie tel pozyczki i nam
radzieje, re moi wspo}obywatele
pozwola mi to powiedziec zupel-
ME otwarcie. Najlepsza rzecza by
ioby, gdyby pozyczka ia nietylko
zostaia dokonana w naznaczo--
nych granicach, ale nadto przesz-
ia te grantee. Jestesmy obecnie II
szczytu ,potegi, jakiej przedtem
ME widziano, ami ME przewidy--
wano, dlatego, jeden chociazby
dzieh obojetnoSci uczyni}by wiel7
ka szkode nietylko nam, ale Gale
mu swiatu. Mic sic jeszcze ME
staio takiego, CODY mog}o zwol-
mic mas cd wysiiku posunietego
do ostatecznosci. Gas jest kry--
tyczny, ~odpowiedz musi bye kom
Epletna."
Washington, II. pazdz. - We
dug dzisiejszych sprawozdah O.
s:agnieto dzisiaj re sprzedazy
bond6w ogolna sumo $2,O24,037.-
$50 czyli 1871 procent ogolnej ma
znaczonej sunny 6 miliardow dola
row. Dystrykt St. Louis dalej
prowadzi wszystkie inne dystryk-
ty. Przewodcy Rampant wielce
llcza ma zbiory z Liberty Dnia",
W ktorym to dniu beda urzadzac
po miastaoh parady i obchody ia
korzysc pozyczki wolnosciowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-11

ko jest kochany i szanowany
przez nasz narod, ale take przez
wszystkie narody ciemiezone, ma
szych Aliantow. SWAT zas, uwa-
"a go "a najwiekszego mega sta
nu. Ia powazam senatora Lodge'a
jake MEGA stanu, ale bezwarun--
kowo ME moze on dorownac PREF.
Wilsonowi."
Odpowiadajac ma zarzuty Sc
natora Pittmana, senator Lodge
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-11

X Teobald Spetz, c. R., X. Hen
lryk Piepenkotter, X. Wincenty
Rapacz, c. R X. Karol Falih-
ski, C. R., x. Walenty Swientek
&c. R, X. Franciszek Dembinski
&c. R., X. Jan Sobieszczyk, c. r.
x. Franciszek Repihski, c. r.,
TX. K. SIominski, X. Jan Drze-
wiecki, c. R., X. Jan Piechow-
ski, C. R., X. Adolf Drewniak
&C.. R., X. Franciszek Pieczyhski
&c. R., X. Pawel Tudyka c. r.,
X. Jozef Sehnke, X. Lazarowlcz
&c. R, i X. K. Gronkowski.
Pc Ewangelii wstapii ma am
bone x. Rektor Wfadysiaw Ia
paia C. R., kt6ry W pieknej pre-
movie, rzewnemi Slowly podnosif
zaslugi j cnoty nieboszczki: do
wodzi}, za}obny m6wca, il s. p.
ISiostra M. Donata, by}a wzorem
Ii przyk}adem w zyciu zakonnem
to tez pozostawia po sobie smutek
Ii zal gleboki, osierocajac Zgro-
madzenie, jakotez Academic ma
sza, z~as}uzona ~uczelnie ola pol
skich dziewczat, ktorej prze}o-
iona = zaszczytny ten urzad
s~prawowa{a do samego zgonu.
Pomimo s}abego nieraz i nadwa-
tlonego zdrowia, dreczona bezu-
stannemi cierpieniami, ME ma
rzeka}a, ME skarzyia sic, ale pod
dajac sic wolf Bozej, spe}nia}a
wiernie j wytrwale swoje trudne
obowiazki az do samego konca
zywota doczesnego. Vice prosi{
za{obny m6wca o modlitwe "a jej
dusze, ably Bog mifosierny W wy
rokach swoich niezbadanych,
przyja{ ja do szczeScia wiekuiste
go jake dobrze zas}uzona wierna
s}unebnice Swoja. Pc %przemowie
od$piewano Liberia, poczem or
szak wyprowadzif re swiatyni x.
Praiat Stanisiaw Nawrocki.
Spiewy podczas Mszy sw. i &C.
remonii pogrzebowych wykonali
ORGANISED PIP. Andrzej ]. Kwasi-
groch, Emil Wiedemann, Karol
j. Borowinski, Stanis}aw NJ. By
strzynski i Seweryn Kujawski.
Msze Sw. odSpiewano gregory
anska DE Profunctis" ga zmar
oraz i piesn ma cztery g}o-
sy ,,M6dlmy sic W Panu". Spie-
wy zrobity wrazenie bardzo pod
nios}e.
Oko}o godziny 12-tej W poiu-
dnie wSr6d bicia dzwon6w kos
cielnych wyruszyi wyd}uzony or
szak pogrzebowy, wynoszacy bli
sko pol setki automobilow ma
cmentarz Sw. Wojciecha, gdzie
przybyto okolo godziny 1-szej:
przybyli ma cmentarz X. pra-
lat S. Nawrocki, x. R. Applet,
x. ]. Sobieszczyk, C. R., X. A.
K}owo, x. L.. Piepenkotter, x. T.
Bona, x. J. Sehnke, x. F. Ostro-
wsk::, x. S. Dabrowiak, x. F,
Rush, x. X. Sfominski i x. P.
Sobota. Przybyfy tez ma cmen-
.tarz wszystkie siostry Nazare--
Tank, jake cd ~obowiazkow
swych oderwac sic mogfy maj
blizSza rodzina - znaczna bar
do liczba krewnych i przyjacio}
S. p. Zmarfej. Pc odmowieniu
modlitw mad otwarta mogi}a ma
cmentarzyku SIS. Nazaretanek,
dokad orszak ~wprowadzil X. R.
Applet, tenze kap}an serdecznie
przem6wii mad grobem, a oma-
wiajac mnogie cnoty i zasfugi
Zmarlej - stawia} ia jake pie
kny wz6r do nasladowania jej
Siostrom zakonnym i wszyst--
kim wog6le, a wreszcie wezwal
do modlitwy "a jej dusze.
Ma cmentarzu by}y tez obec-
ne przedstawicielki Tow. Pan
Pomocy Naukowej PREY Akade-
mi Najsw. Rodziny oraz Alumni
XII j. uczennice tejze instytucyi.
Pogrzeb zakonczy} sic kr6tko
pred godzina druga.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-11

byciu do obozu brytyjskiego A.
600 ludnosci asyryjskiej, armeh-
skiej i rosyjskiej Z Urumiah, W
perskiej Armenii, kt6rzy to ucie-
kinierzy przedarli sic przez gra-
nice turecka, szukajac schronie--
MIA II Brytyjczykow pred barba-
rzynstwem Turkow. 10000 in
nych uciekinierow biaka sic W
gorach Kurdistanu; Turcy Sci
gall ich, ale kawalerya brytyjska
odpedzi1a napastnikow. Turcy,
kt6rzy wkroczyli p6zniej do Uru-
miah wymordowali 200 osob; pre-
waznie mezczyzn, a okolo 600 ME
wiast chrzescijahskich rozdzielili
pomiedzy swoich wojownikow i
mieszkancow muzu}mahskich w
Urumiah. - Nowy turecki mini
ster wojny jest wielkim nieprzy-
jacielem poprzedniego, proger-
mahskiego gabinetu. Jest MIN by
ly naczelny wodz armii tureckiej
Izzet Pasza.
STEIN LU-
GLORY.
Kopenhaga, II. pazdz. Sto-
sownie do poiurzedowej depeszy
z Berlina, rezygnacya mlnlstra
wojny generala Won Steina costa
Ia przyjeta. General Scheuch ma
bye jego nastepca.
General Ludendorff mia} "a
pasc ma zdrowiu i opusci} komen-
de ma zachodnim froncie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-11

wysiana bye miala rownoczesnie
z nota austryacka i niemiecks, tu-
dziez wieSci o mozliwych daleko
idacych wypadkach W Konstan--
tynopolu dostatecznie Swiadcza o
tenn, re p~oiozenie Turcyi jest kry
tyczne.
Ma WsCHoDNIM N
Londyn, II. pazdz. - Dnia 6
pazdziernika nieprzyjaciel przy--
puScif Shiny atak re strony ladu
i cd strony rzeki ma pozycye a
lianckie pod ~Seletskaya, ITO mil
cd Archangielska mad rzeka Dvi-
na. Nieprzyjaciel zostaf pokona-
ny i wyparty W gore rzeki, TO-
stawiaja w rekach Aliantow 2
mitraliezy i so zabitych. Ma from
Gle murmanskim, wojska Allan
tow operujace z Kandalaski, 100
mil ma poiudnie Cd Murmahska,
przepedziiy patrole nieprzyjaciel-
skie ma druga strone granicy fin
skiej i oczySci}y z wroga Kare--
lie.
Toxic, II. pazdz. - Japohskie
biuro wojenne oglosilo dzisiaj, re
zdobycz wzieta przez wojska A
liant6w W dystrykcie Amur W
Syberyi miedzy IS i % wrzes. wy
nosi 5 parowc6w, 30 wagon6w, 5
automobilow, 512 karabinow i
wiele innego materyalu wojenne-
go.
Toxic, II. pazdz. - Armia cze-
sko-siowacka, walczaca mad Vol
ga, znajduje sic w trudnych mad,
zwyczaj warunkach i pomoc mu-
81 bye natychmiast udzielona
przez A1iantow. Czesi ME maja
zywnoSci ami ubrania, choc zima
zbliza sic szybko i warunki sta
ia sic coraz gorsze.
NURY NIEMIECKIE TOPIA
TRY OKRETY.
Port Angielski, II. pazdz. -
Irlandzki okret pocztowy Lem
ster o pojemnoSci 2,646 ton, 70
stoG storpedowany i zatopiony w
drodze z Dublina do Holyhead W
kanale St. George. Z $50 osob ma
pokladzie prawdopodobnie okolo
400 zgineio.
Port brytyjski, II. pazdz. -
Niemieckie nury zatopi}y znowu
diva statki: japonski liniowiec
Hirano Maru i amerykanski
transportowiec Ticonderoga. Zgi
neio przytem prawdopodobnie
621 osob. Ma statku japohskim
znajdowaly sic kobiety i dzieci
te potoneiy, ma statku amerykah-
skim zgineli przewaznie zolnie--
RE i marynarze.
BUNT BELGoW.
Amsterdam, II. pazdz. - w
Bruges zmuntowala sic ludnoSc
belgijska, gdy Niemcy usilowali
W dalszym ciagu deportowac cy-
wilnych. Wowczas zolnierze ME
mieccy uzyli broni i zabili oraz
zranili wielka liczbe Belgijczy--
kow. w caiej Flandryi drogi pre-
peinione So bydiem, kohmi j ME
iogacizna, ktore Niemcy trans
portuja do swego kraju. .
BARBARZYNSTWO TUR-
KoW.
Londyn, II. pazdz. - Depesze
z Mezopotamii donosza o prZY-
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TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE

Dekonczenie re STRONGLY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-11

wyrazii zal, re PREF. Wilson ME
uczynif dalszego kroku w swej
odpowiedzi ma propozycye poko-
jowe Niemiec. Bronii sic tenn, re
W movie swej 81 wrzeSnia, PREF.
Wilson zapowiedzial, re niema
ami mowy o pokoju Z Niemcami
przez uk}ady oraz, re PREF. Will
son wyrazii sic o rzadzie niemie-
ckim jake o rzadzie bez iskry no.
noru. Ma tym punkcie w}asnie O.
Piera} swa krytyke. T.
YSadzac, mowii senator, Lodge,
re odpowiedz ola kanclerza be-
die podobnej tresci, co NOVA
PREF. Wilsona W Nowym Yorku,
zadziwilem sic bardzo, re zawie-
ra ona tylko pytania. zaluje vice
mocno, re PREF. Wilson zadawa}
pytania kanclerzowi, dawszy do
kladny obraz Niemiec."
Dalej sen. Lodge zapowiedzia},
re ma prawo dyskutowac o ja--
kichkolwiek poczynionych kro-
kach pokojowych. ,,Najlepszymi-
dyplomatami So arnerykanskie,
angielskie, francuskie itwloskie
armie." ~ ~
Senatora Lodge'a wielce wy
chwalal senator Poindeater.
A Cd ~KONTRYBU--
CYL P~OLITYCZNYCH.
Washington, II. pazdz. - Sc
nator Thomas z Colorado wniosl
pred wydzial finansowy senatu
projekt, moca ktorego wszelkie
kontrybucye ma kampanie polity-
CINE by}yby opodatkowane. We
dug poprawki tel, wszelkie kon-
trybucye powyzej $500 podlega-
lyby opodatkowaniu 100 procent,
mniejsze zaS, mniej.
Niewiele zrobiono ma ostat--
MEM posiedzeniu wydzia}u finan-
sowego. Uchwaie, moca ktorej O.
podatkowanoby nadmiernie plsr-
tyne, uzywana, ola wyrobow BIZ
zuteryjnych, wykreslono z listy.
Podatek ten wynosii 10 procent.
Jubilerzy, kt6rzy przybyli z pro-
sba o ~wyrzucenie tel uchwa}y, O.
pierali swe argumenty ma tenn,
re ME uzywaja ma lyle platyny,
ably mogli PLACID nadwyzke podat
ola rzadu, oraz re Rad ME
potrzebuje ola swych celow me-
talu, jakiego oni uzywaja.
AEROPLA- .
NOWY.
Denver, II. pazdz. - Porucz-
nix C. C. Mutt, ktory odby} po--
droz napowietrzna z Houston,
Tex, do Denver, aeroplanem W
tygodniu, zostal SLIME,
potluczony, gdy aeroplan jego
wpadl ma drzewo niedaleko City
Park. Mutt otrzyma} wczoraj
promocye ma porucznika.
Forth Worth, II. pazdz. -
Wskutek katastrofy aeroplano--
wei stracii tutaj zycie kadet Per-
ry Lyons z Vlcksburga, Miss.
Mai on wkr6tce otrzymac range
porucznika.
ARESZTUJA sUFRAzYSTKI.
Washington, II. pazdz. - Wy
stawienie flagi ma schodach do
Bia}ego Domu, z napisem nawo-
Iujacym senat do przeprowadze-
MIA projektu sufrazyzmu, oraz do
zaprzestania wchodzenia w droge
i przeszkadzania programowi
PREF. Wilsona podczas wojny
przez zwalczanie idei demokra--
tyzmu w tym kraju, by}o powo-
dem zaaresztowania kilku sufra-
zystek. ......
Z RAMPANT 4-tej PozYCZKI
WoLNOsC1OWEJ.
XIy,.-.oo II ~oHd1 pra
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I VQjNY

wzglednego poddania sic. Brak
noty pokojowej tureckiej, ktora
wyslana bye miala rownoczesnie
Z nota a~ustryacka i niemiecka, tu-
dziez wiesci o mozliwych daleko
idacych w~ypadkach W Konstan--
tynopolu dostatecznie swiadcza o
tenn, re poiozenie Turcyi jest kry
tvczne.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Riverview Farmers Club


The Riverview Farmers Club met
Nat the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
kirkland, September Z, 1918. The
morning hour was spent socially. At
IL o'clock the hostess and her assis-
tants served a splendid two-course
dinner, to which every one present
did ample justice. Club was called to
order at 2:3O o'clock
/ Reading-Dairy Products, by Mrs.
Reel. This reading was discussed at
some length.
Reading Mr.. Doty
Rec.-Doris Withrow, "Our Colors"
Rec.-Lois Reel, "When Corn Pone
Is Hot"
Questions were opened for discus
sion:
No. What sugar substitute is
used with the best success. Opened
by Mrs. Reser. Syrup and Honey are
considered the best substitutes.
No. 2. What is the most profitable
breed Of cattle for the average farm
er regarding both dairy and beef? p
Opened by Mr.. Kirkland. Milking
strain of short horn cattle is the
best for the average farmer.
| 8. What is the best plan for rails
ing money for war purposes and
should not the same method be adj
opted in all localities?
The net, worth and earning capa-
city system be adopted and accept
ed throughout the counties.
| Question Committee for November.
Mrs. Axtel, Mr.. Reser, Mrs. S. X. Nc
Gavren.
| Program for October:
| Song, Club
Readings, Mrs. Reser, Mrs. Stevens,
Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Currie, Mr.. C..
Fuhr,
J Instrumental Music-Genevieve Ak
1 tell.
Rec.-Francis Doty
Reading-Harry Reel
Song-Male Quartet
Florence Dray
/ Music-Ethel and Mr.. Doty
| Questions:
No. How is the best way to
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
The Prussian Cur

Or Enemy's at Home. Which one of
your neighbors were in the pay of
the German government? How many
OF them are still in his pay? Do you
know or, have you any idea? You
should see this, the greatest picture
of the War. You will see Won Der
Goltz, the Master German Spy him
self, who appears in person in this
picture. He was caught in England,
and when he had the rope around his
neck and knew that he was to hang
in one minute he came clean and told
it all and you can see in this play
just what was done and is now being
done in this country to help Germany
win this war. You will see the
things that will make your blood
boil. 1t is sensational; it is thrilling;
it is the best picture Of the war. This
is no guess work. We had this picture
here for private showing and we
can and do refer you to the editor of
this paper, Mr.. Shafer and Pete
Wright, who saw this picture. when
we run it here. If it was not mighty
good we would not show it for two
days. Every child should see this
play. It will make them better Amer
icnas. There will be Matinee each
day starting at 2 and the night show
will start at 2 and $40 each night.
Endorsed by U. s. Government. !,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Vaudeville

This Friday and Saturday the Ma
jestic will offer three big Acts Of
the very best Standard Vaudeville.
First on the bill will be Mack and
Marguerite, in singing and talking,
and dancing. You will like them.
Then the Two Kings, two novelty
artists, who will give you 500 reward
if you can lock them in the cage with
your own locks so they cannot get
out. Then we have a Surprise act that
will not be announced until Friday.
Also Earl Williams in "The Girl in
His House,, for Friday and VIM.
Fox Sunshine Comedy; Western
and Screen telegram showing how
and what the 1. w. w. did to the
Chicago postoffice when they blew
it up last week. will be shown Satur-
day.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Lash-Conroy

Miss Ida Conroy was married to
Gerald T. Lash, Wednesday after
noon at three p. m. by the Congrega-
tional Minister at Logan, Iowa. The
immediate relatives being the only
ones present. Miss Ida is well known
among the people of Mo. Valley, hav-
ing made her home with j. E. Conroy
for the past several years. Mr.. Lash
is prosperous farmer living west Of
California Junction, where the new
couple will make their future home
Their many friends wish them much
Joy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

We are showing the most beautiful
line of Millinery we have ever shown
in Mo. Valley. They are all pattern
hats-all trimmed by expert design
ers in place being trimmed by some
inexperienced girl pretending to be a
trimmer.
What better could a farmers wife
desire than to bring in her butter,
eggs, lard and chickens and buy a
pattern hat, cloak, suit or anything
else in the store.
Our store is stocked to capacity
with sweaters, quilts, conforters,
MISUNDERSTANDING to wear from
baby to grown man or woman.
rangers Dept. Store.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Gary Dale

Friends here have received word
of the death of Gary Dale at Den
yer hospital, following an operation.
Mr.. Dale was a machinist here for
number of years, later going to the
Burlington railroad where he rose to
the position of Master Mechanic at
Alliance. At the time of his death he
was manager of a large potash plant
at Antioch, Neb.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

All the new Cloaks and suits
which have arrived at rangers De-
partment Store have taken the wo-
men by storm. If you haven't seen
them you have missed treat. These
styles came direct from the East
ern factories. No carried over junk
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

solve the labor problem upon the
farm for growing the 1919 crop?-
Referred to o. Doty.
2. What is considered the greatest
labor saving device for the kitchen p
Referred Mrs. Reel.
1t was moved and seconded that
the Club pay their share on the an
nual Farmers picnic which was So.
Visitors of the day were: Mr.. and
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

Mrs. Skinner and family; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Kirkland: Miss Ruby
Shelton, nellie Kirkland, Cynthia
Fox; Mr.. and Mrs. Allison of Co.
Bluffs; Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Selvey.
After singing Star Spangled Banner
the club closed to meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McGavren in October.
Mr.. Brothers, Pres.
Mrs. McGavren, Secretary
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Ice Cream Social

There will be an ice cream social
at the Singer Sewing Machine Of
flee, September 20. Will begin to
serve at $3.50. The proceeds are to
be used for the L. d. S. piano fund.
The public are cordially invited.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19

ED D. BRADLEY AND COMPANY
AGREEMENT AS TO OVERDRAFTs
Adopted by the Bankers of Harrison County, Iowa,
August 30th., 1918

Believing it to be for the best interests of our cso-
mers, and ourselves to work in harmony with and to
meet the demands of the Federal and State Banking De-
parments, we, the undersigned National, State and .
Savings Banks of Harrison County, Iowa. agree with the
Comptroller of the Currency and the Superintendent of
Banking and with each other that and after the First
Day OF October 1918, we will not pay any check drawn
unless the customer has sufficient funds on deposit
to the amount of the check, when notified of
such overdraft, such customer will forthwith make
deposit sufficient to keep his account from being
drawn.
. III saass q .' '''s y: n -. 1'7r
Each of the undersigned banks will promptly notify
all it's customers either by letter. thru the newspapers
in they fit of the action taken by the
banks OF the county that Inconvenience or embar-
rassent need result to the customers of the banks
,ga 81 sssssT
We argee to notify the Comptroller Of Currency and
the State Superintendent of Banking of any violation of
this agreement and OF any bank that opposes this action
does not lend its full support any bank that under
takes to solicit the customers of another bank by holding
! out to him the overdraft privilege.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, DUNLAP, IOWA !
CITIZENS STATE BANK, DUNLAP, IOWA
DUNLAP STATE BANK, DUNLAP, IOWA :
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, WooDBINE, IOWA
WooDBINE SAVINGS BANK, WooDBINE, IA Y
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, LOGAN, IOWA
STATE SAVINGS BANK, LOGAN, IOWA ]
FARMERS STATE BANK LOGAN, IOWA
LOGAN TRUST g. SAVINGS BANK, LOGAN, IA
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, MO. VALLEY, IOWA
VALLEY SAVINGS BANK, MO- VALLEY, IOWA
! STATE SAVINGS BANK, MO- VALLEY, IOWA .
. MODALE SAVINGS BANK MODALE IOWA
MONDAEIIN SAVINGS BANK, MONDAMIN. IA 7
LITTLE SIOUX SAVINGS BANK, LITTLE SIOUX
PIsGAH SAVINGS BANK, PIsGAH IOWA
MAGNOLIA SAVINGS BANK, MAGNOLIA, IA.
PERSIA SAVINGS BANK, PERSIA, IOWA
PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK PERSIA, IOWA
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COAL

4 IF you expect to burn Coal
his Winter you had better
hurry and buy it.
Just now we have Saylor, Ia,
Centerville, Ia, Colorado
Lump and Egg and Wyoming
Lump and Egg.
You may have trouble get
ting Coal in a short time.
L. G. VINCENT
Want to Sell? Use The Times
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/ M. I. Weston arrived from Chic
ago last night. Mrs. Weston and her
father are expected next week
from Baker City, Oregon.
Mrs. Ed. Adams is shopping TODAY
in Omaha.
Mrs. Ed. Casey and Mrs. Walton
are in Carol visiting today.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Pike were ON
aha passengers this morning.
Miss Catherine Redmond is in Om-
aha, today.
J. p .Conroy is in Norfolk for a
couple of days on Company business.
| Mrs. Ramey and son Robert, are
in Modale spending the week end.
Mrs. Harry Byers is spending the
day in Blair.
M. O'Conner is in Fremont today,
on Company business.
Mrs. l.. A. Eldridge arrived last
night from West Point, Miss, to Wis
it her parents, j. H. Cox. Her husband
Lieut.. Eldridge, of the aviation corps
is expected in few weeks to make Q
short visit here before sailing for
France. Lieut.. Eldridge is an avia-
ton instructor at the West Point
field. Mrs. Eldridge is glad to get
back to the north as the mercury reg
lstered ITO above, the day she left.
DIR. Heise returned from Rochester,
Mimi. last night. His mother was
operated on by the Mayo Bros, and
DR.. Heise reports her condition as
much improved.
Miss Desta Hardy returned to her
home in Co. Bluffs last night after
spending two weeks with her aunt
Mrs. r. j. Hanford.
Miss Pearl Logan and Miss Mable
Dalton leave tonight on weeks va.
cation. They intend to spend most Of
the time at Minneapolis.
! Henry sahn and wife are taking in
the Fair at Sioux City, today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Walker re-
turned to thei rhome in Chicago to
day after n pleasant visit with rela.
tives and friends. They will be &C.
companied by w. H. Bradley.
n Rev. Bonham was called to the
Anderson Thomas home Monday.
N Mrs. Spillman called on Mrs. Eliza
Thomas Monday.
H Mrs. Anderson Thomas of 18th. St.
received eight premiums on her
quilts and fancy work for which she
is very thankful.
1 Mrs. John Lilwall and 2 children
Elmer and Chester returned home OF
Tuesday, after visiting the formers
father and mother and other relati
YES in Ontario, Canada.
/ Elmer Warehouse is moving her,
from Arlington, Neb., and will worl
in the shoos.
L. w. Brown is in Sioux City fo1
few days on a combined bushes.
and pleasure trip. u
Miss Cecil Fitzgibbon has return
ed to her school work at st. Nary
College, Notre Dame.
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Locate Iowan in Germany

Washington, D. C. Sept. l8.-The
name of John H. Perrin of Pisgah, Ia,
is included in a list of American SOL
diers being held prisoner at Camp
Cassel, Germany.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1918-09-19
Notice

Elder B. L. Nay from Waterloo, Ia,
will be at the Loveland Baptist
church Saturday and Sunday, 81, and
22nd at eleven o'clock each day. He
is splendid talker and all are well
come. w. M. Jones.
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Dates for Upper and Son,
can be taken at the State Saw
sings Bank, Mo. Valley. If.

Big dance at the X. C. hall, Satur-
day night. "A good time assured.
Music by Ebaugh's Orchestra. Every
body invited. S 22.-
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w. r. C.

The w. R. c. Aid Society is to
meet tie Robt. Morton's on Upper 5th
ST., Friday afternoon.
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors who We're Sc
kind to us during the sickness and
death of our darling baby, June Lu-
ellie.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Peterson,