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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-02

Swift & Co., 1886 w. Main street, will
buy your cream and egg..-Adv
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1918-08-02
The Roosevelt Ideal

"The mon elected this fall should not only De
absolutely loyal bur possessed of broad vision SOUND
common sense, high character ana "nyieid'"s TO
solution"
Prom the Address Roosevelt July ~ iss
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MARY McLAREN is BACK AGAIN..

| Where has Mary MacLaren been
these long months? Well that's not
so important now that we know she S
back again. Word has just come that
she has signed another contract with
Universal and will take up her abode
at Universal City, Cali, for an indefi.
uite period.
Mary MacLaren. the talented young
screen star, who WAS discovered and
made famous by Lois Weber has again
signed Il contract with the Univarsel
and is now at Universal City, Cali, pre-,
pairing for her second appearance in
pictures released by the Universal.
Lois Weber discovered Miss Mac
Laren one day OH the lat at Universal
City. She was walking to her studio
office. and while she walked she was
lreading the story of Shoes in Col
liers Magazine. Some psychological
ly face she saw in a crowd of extras
of Mary MacLaren. It was a wonder
fully appealing face to start with and
Mary wanted a job very badly and
was afraid to speak to the most IA
nous woman director in the world.
| Llhc NlSS "cDcl uCSiuSN "
produce Shoes and with this utterly
unknown but wonderful girl in it.
Mary MacLaren's fortune was made
with that one picture.
Saving the Family Name" also i
Smalley production, with Phillips
Smalley playing opposite, was a big
success for Miss MacLaren, as was
'The Mysterious Mrs. M" Miss Mac
Laren also was the star in "The Pillow
Woman one of the most successful
of the Butterfly pictures. and in
Money Madness" one of the Whisper
ing Smith stories. With these and 9th
Ter productions behind her, the photo
play world has right to look for many
more big successes from Mary Mac
Laren.
MISS CLARK IN "PRUNELLA."
Work was begun. it was announced
last week by Famous Players-Lasky,
OH the Paramount production Of "I'ru-
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RROGAN ITEMS

| Chris Schwanz was q business caller
at Denison Thursday.
Mrs. William Meyers was passen
ger to Denison Wednesday.
. The Red Cross play given at district
No proved grand success. 1t was
given to the best OF the actors ability
! They realized a large sum of money.
| w. Waterman moved to the b. NC
! Laughlin farm Monday.
| Mrs. John Dolse entertained the
Red Cross Cutting club Tuesday. The
afternoon was spent in cutting differ
ent garments
Messrs. James and viii Maynard in
stalled milking machines Wednesday,
Mr. Duffy doing the work.
Mrs. Anthony Slechta visited with
relatives at Vail the last Of the week.
Gus Anderson spent Thursday in
Denison. E,--
Mr. and Mrs. John Gerken attended
the silver wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harvey Freese Friday.
Art Brotherson received a car OF
cattle from Omaha Tuesday.
Frank Brogan shipped car of cat
tie to OmahasTuesday. s@
Frank and Neil Richardson went to
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! the Mrs. kNauss residence. Mrs.
Knauss has rented the Downing hotel
and will take possession March LIST.
Mrs. W. S. Sharp returned Sunday
! from few days visit in Sioux City
with her son. Orrin, who was on The
! sick list last week.
| Joe Ray and family will ship their
| household goods to Porter, Mimi. lat
which place they will make their fu-
ture home. Saturday Mr.. Ray onered
his residence in the south part of town
for sale, but did not receive as high
il bid as he wished so will rent it to
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob McGlOver.
Mrs. Walline and little daughter,
Dorothy. OF Council Bluffs, arrived Sat
urday evening to spend a few days at
the Ed Permission, Sr. home.
Will ltutfcOrn will ship his goods to
Oakland this week. having purchased
"a farm near there. Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Iiglcr will occupy the farm vacated by
him.
Miss Johnson, secretary of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs Y. W. c. A., delivered an adj
dress at the United Evangelical church
Sunday evening explaining the work
Of that organization in detail. AT this
writing the soliciting committee have
not reported the amount collected.
The Defiance Red Cross chapter has
rented the rooms over Miss Jennie
Mullcr's millinery shop and will use
them for work rooms.
George Haskins and family are pre-
pairing to move to a farm near Logan.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Tersch will
move from ii farm northeast of town
to the John kingsbury house in the
south part OF Defiance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clede Reynolds will
leave the first of March for farm
which they purchased in the vicinity
Of Oakland.
The high school declamatory contest
will be given in the auditorium some
time in the near future. the exact date
not having been decided upon.
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PERTAINING the teachers and the mem
bers of the school board and wives.
Mrs. r. l.. VanSlyke entertained the
Philathian society Of the Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon. A large
crowd was persent and all report Il fine
time.
Miss Gladys Baker entertained the
Christian Endeavor society Of the
Presbyterian church last week ut Il
social All present had lovely time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hester have
been visiting in Coon Rapids for the
past week with relatives.
/ Miss Pcase'S Sunday school class
met at the home OF Miss Lillian jain
Saturday. A large crowd was pres
cnt and the girls are very busy max
ing a service flag for the Presbyterian
church Some twenty.OneI stars are
lplaced on the flag.
W. b. BarstOw arrived here from
Idaho Falls, idaho, Wednesday,. He
will be remembered as one Of Manil'
las pioneer business men. also the
postmaster for eight years. His many
friends were very glad to have the
opportunity of extending the glad
hand of welcome.
Mrs Jack .Uselding, Of Aspinwall,
and daughter. Miss Margaret, are Wis
iting this week at the home Of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.. Grief. and fam.
lilly.
Following is the program Of the
study center to be held on Saturday,
February 23d, in MANILA, under the
supervision Of County Supt. II. N. Olry
with Supt. H. w. Hartman as chair.
man:
$40 Il. NJ, Grade Teachers. Didac-
tee. Measuring the Results Of Teach.
ing, G. w. Samson. Rural Teachers,
Primary Work, E. Grace RAFT.
1O:4O: Grade Teachers, Primary
Work. T.. Grace Raft Rural Teachers,
Didactics, Measuring the Results of
Teaching, G. w. Samson.
l1:4O: All. The Thrift Campaign in
the Public Schools, G. W. Samson.
Noon Intermission.
LIS p. m: Grade Teachers. Didac
tics, Teaching Pupils to Study. G. w
Samson. Rural Teachers, Primary
Work, +. Grace Raft.
2:15: Grade Teachers. Primary
Work. E. Grace RAFT. Rural Teachers.
Didactics, Teaching Pupils to Study,
G. w. Samson,
All meetings will be held in the high
school building, and teachers who re.
ceived copies of the program are cx-
pccted to attend this meeting.
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VIM. Segebart and julius Jams were
| West Side business callers Tuesday.
I VIM. White and Joe Cuddy were
Omaha passengers Thursday morning.
VIM. and Hugo Dettbarn were Dem
ison business callers Friday.
| Christ Brothcrson, VIM. Thies, Han
mes Dahr and George DrOthersOn were
Omaha business callers Monday.
Art DrotGerson and family are the
proud owners of a new player piano
George Brotherson and Hannes
Bahr received a car Of cattle from
Omaha Tuesday.
VIM. and Hugo Dettbarn spent last
Thursday evening at the John kock
home in West Side.
Fred Rickers and son. Ed, were
county seat visitors Saturday.
Christ Drotherson was a West Side
caller Thursday.
VIM. Rickers, George Dresser and
Mrs. Edward Rickers left for Willard,
Neb., Tuesday and Mrs. Fred Rickers
and son, Ed, OH Wednesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Drecssen, who
passed away Sunday evening after
long sickness.
Joe Cuddy experienced very pain
full accident Wednesday while driving
a nail. 1t flew up and struck him in
the eye. He was taken to an Omaha
hospital Thursday and it is not yet
known whether the eyesight can be
saved or not.
VIM. Thies spent several days at
the Fred StoAers home last week.
Louis and Hilda Rickers and Geo.
and Ben Dresser and Dick Smith
called at the Gus Gertz home Sunday.
A program was given in district No.
Saturday evening and was we'll at
tended. The sum of $3.50 was taken
in at the door and will be added to the
Red Cross fund.
VIM. Wcobke spent Sunday at the
Hannes Bahr home
MIR. and Mrs. John Kock, il. called
at the John kock home in West Side
Sunday ,a
Mr. and Mrs Fred Rickcrs and
daughters, Hilda and Malinda, and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Rickers spent Sunday eve.
ming at the julius Dresser home.
VIM. Louis and Raymond Rickers
called at the Hannes Theis home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Gus Gertz and children stayed
at the julius Dresser home several
days this week. " d
Christ Rrotherson went to Omaha to
look for feeders Monday.
w George Dreessen and Gus Gertz were
Carroll business visitors Monday.
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The Abel Bergiund sale Thursday
was attended bv small crowd, owing
to the stormy weather. but nevCrthc
less everything sold ut satisfactory
prices.
Hy .Goetch arrived Thursday for a
Ni;it at the home Of his son, Glenn.
Before returning TO his home in Lori
nIer he expects to visit relatives at
Wooabine
Rev. C. O. Sahlstrom, OF Minnesota,
will make Kiron a visit the latter part
of the week and will preach at the
Mission church Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. Sahlstrom has visited
5Kircn several times in past years and
it is with pleasure that his many
friends will learn OF his coming again.
il the weather is favorable he will be
greeted by a good audience.
Rev. N. ~ Morton left Saturday for
Chicago to attend the funeral of Rev.
e. s;andell Rev Sandcll was one of
the prominent ministers among the
Swedish Baptists and his death has
caused deep sadness; not alone has
his death caused sadness, but has re-
moved from the denomination one Of
its pioneer pillars and prominent
workers.
Saturday afternoon the eastbOund
freight pulled in with engine and ca
Iboose. Not freight car in which to
handle shipments to be made. Poultry
and other items for shipment brought
To the depot had to be returned. From
moves Of this kind and other suspic-
iDtis actions many commence to think
that the railroads are trying to dis
continue service as much as they dare
during the time of government oper-
alton so as to check all agitation for
final ownership of the railroads by the
government. . '..
Missionary Nortgard. of South Da-
kota, has been holding several meet
5illss in Kiron the past week and over
Sunday. She is a fine christian work
.er and the gospel messages delivered
by her will long be remembered by
her hearers. -.--.. ..- .-..,.. ,..-,-~
iav J. L. Lundberg is away on a
tour OF several week i'll Ne
ibraska. . =.
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! The following are the committees 70
the Red Cross entertainment to be civ
Ell at the opera house February 22d
Chairman, r. G. Jackson.
Speakers: c. F. G. Kehr, Allen Bar
Der and DR.. Liggett.
Box Supper: Mrs. G. L. White. Mrs
Il. c. Jackson, Mrs. Nora Ryan, Mrs
+. l.. VanSlyke, Mrs. c. II. Leffcrt
and Blanche Fuller.
Decorating: A. l.. Hutchinson.
Advertising: J. G. Dyson. j. j. Per
ion, Harry McCracken and r. G. Baker
Donations for auction: a. J. Barrow
Frank Brown, Isaac Hird, NJ. H. Berke
mier. G. A. Saunders, II. A.. Hamann.
Entertainment: +. l.. VanSlyke, II
C. Saunders. II. w. Hartman.
! Hall: John G. Hamann.
Clerks: Cicero Morgan, Clarence
Barrett.
Committee to secure five boxes fol-
supper and to report to chairman the
morning of February 22d w. c. White
John Seaman, George HOldsworth. Wn
Mcmahon, Mike Laughran, O. H. Wet
eel, w. +. Boeck Ray Grimes. W. NJ
McLaren, J. Meehan, Ed Theobald. Jr.
w. L. jain, J. l.. breckenridge. Ra,
Thompson, o. A. Olson, Geo. Boeck
N. Fl. Christensen, T.. L. Kerr. II. w
Meyer, Thos. Carey, }. H. Healy. Lor
Ell Olson. Henry Stephen, Morris Flint
Fred Stickleberg, w. +. Leuth, Henry
Silvertson, Henry Asmus, Frank Bos
lander, r. N Case, 7. H. Elwell, Geo
Knott, Herman Lochmiller, Chauncey
SIeister, Ira Smith. F.. F. Stickleberg
W. A. Thompson. W. NJ. Wenzel and
Hugo Wenzel. +t.- .5.5
DR.. NJ. M. Loomis purchased the L.
w. barber residence, the consideration
being about $4,000. Mr.. and Mrs. R
W. Barber will occupy the residence
will movo this week.. II NJ
ha last Friday TO visit with her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Peterson. and family. who
expect to leave soon for Cleveland, o.
Mrs. J. p. Schmidt expects to leave
soon for Omaha to visit the millinery
houses and select her new stock of
millinery.
The Missionary society Of the Pres.
byterian church had tea last Friday
evening in the Sunday school rooms.
The following program was given: vi.
olin solo by Mrs. Hartman: play, "Over
heard in Japan" Solo, Mr.. Cruise;
reading, Mrs. White: Girls quartet.
The neat sum of $500 was received.
Rev. Fl. w. Parker. the newly elected
pastor of the Presbyterian church, and
his family are now pleasantly located
in the manse. Rev. Parker comes here
from Glidden. .-s
Guild was entertained at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Breckenridge
Friday afternoon. A large number
were present and all reported fine
time. ,aa
r. c. Saunders purchased one of F..
c. Boeck's residences Friday morning
for consideration of $4,000. Mr. and
Mrs. Saunders expect to move the COM
ing week. Ill.,. IT..
The second year domestic science
class of the public school gave recep.
ton in the domestic science room. en-
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! Oklahoma Wednesday for a visit with
relatives.
Frank Brogan was business caller
at Wall Lake Friday.
! Karl Kulberg purchased anew trac-
! tor at Boyer Thursday.
/ Miss Thelma Johnston is quite sick
at this writing. We hope for a speedy
recovery.
H. Erne purchased new tractor at
Omaha and received it this week. 49,.
Louie Schwanz purchased Ford last
week. IL
William HINES was business caller
in Vail Friday. '@&
Misses Clara and Lizzie Awkward
Ispent Saturday and Sunday at home.
A party was given at the Chris
Schwanz home Wednesday.
The Sioux City Journal says Sac
City man confesses to having too many
wives. THAT is rather indefinite. How
many are too many wives?
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neiia," with Marguerite Clark in the
star role. -
In this picture Miss Clark is said to
have part that is in striking con
trast to that in he rpast picture, "Thc
Seven Swans"
"OH, BOY!"
ooh, Boy" has enjoyed two years
success on the legitimate stage II
the similarity in title deserves similar
ity in fate, Alice Howell's latest Cen
fury comedy entitled "Oh, Baby
should repeat in the moves the former
productions success. "Oh. Baby" will
be released about the middle of Feb
ruary.
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Ed Permission. Jr. has sold his resi-
dence property to n. V. Kuhl and will
move into the Louis Thielen house in
K the north part of town. Mr. and Mrs.
" Thielen will move to a farm five miles
northwest Of Defiance.
M. Harmon has purchased the
Celia Peterson property. which is &C.
cupied by NJ l.. Purcell and family.
q and the latter will move to the south
part OF town next to the Joe Ray resi-
ssdence. -.aa.. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo kingsbury and
children, of Nundi, S. d.. arrived last
Thursday evening for 4 visit with rel
atiYes.
G.. Loehr has purchased the Del
lings5ury property. which is at pres
tent occupied by j. NJ. Mayer and FAM
z Il y.saAl he latter expect to move into
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Zeph Fienhold was county scat
visitor Monday
VIM. Vogt and Hans Finnern were
among the business callers i'll Charter
Oak Wednesday.
F. Carl was business caller in Dow
City Friday. SIS
VIM. Vogt shipped two car loads of
hogs to Chicago Friday.
Mrs. J. F. Petersen was among the
business callers in Charter Oak Fri
day. ~.
H. J. Cummings. of Denison, was a
Dow City visitor Friday.
$. Mahnke and Guy Argotsinger
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were among the business callers in
Denison Friday
Hans Petersen was Charter Oak
visitor Saturday. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Turner were bust.
ness callers in Dow City Saturday.
We learn that l.. Garrett is sick
with measles at this whiting.
Miss Annie Kuchl and Mr.. and Mrs.
y. 'Suitcr and family spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Duncan and
family. a LH
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When the winters are warm the non
advertising merchant complains that
the unreasonable weather stops trade,
and when the winters are cold he says
the: people, are spending all their mon
cy for fuel i
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columns of gloating over the trans
port they have sunk, but not a word
about the many hundreds that have
gone over safely.
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The farmers who are too busy to
stop day and test their seed corn will
be the ones who will have to stop a
week and replant lot Of ground later
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1918-02-20

The modern farm hand gets out of
bed about the time his boss comes
back to.sthe house after milking the
The herald., 1918-08-01
CHARTERS.

| to this corporation of all the property
assets and good will of the nOn-iucOrpOr
Iat"d business Letter Service Company, Il,
just enumerated above.
The subscribers hereto have given, Op.
posite their names ana addresses, the
amount Of stock in this corporation sub
Scribcd to respectively by each of them.
This done and signed in the presence OF
Charles l.. SeiXaS aud William l.. POcr,
competent witnesses, who have signed
their names hereto. together with said APP
bearers and me, Notary, Oh the day and
date first above written.
Original SignedD.
ThaddcuS L. Bell, Sii Audubon Building,
hJOO shares: T., \. Ad"y. Jr.. 40 IIbrruia
Building. 100 Shares II. V. Johnston. :}l3
:. Pierc" St, 100 shares: J. T.. SaIathr.
ola Audubon Building, 100 shares: Aubrey
+. Murray, 1890 Cleveland Ave, 100 shares.
Witnesses: ChaS. J.. S,iNaS W l.. Poer.
II. \. TICHENuR. Not Pub.
l. the undersigned. Recorder of Mort
cages in and for the Parish Of Orleans,
do hereby certify that the above aud fore
going act of Incorporation Of the "Bu>i-
ness Letter Service Company. Incorpurat-
ed, was this day duly recorded in my of
tic" in book 1222, folio
New Orleans. La, July q 1918.
(SiGn"dD EMILE J. LEONARD, by. Il.
y true copy.
II. \. TICHENOR, Not. Pub
JlE HIS - Aug l-S-lJ
The herald., 1918-08-01
AMENDMENT TO CHARTER
CELTIC LAND AND IMPROVEMENT
COMPANY.
State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans:

State of Louisiana, Parish of Orleans:
Before me, the undersigned authority,
Notary Public in and for the Parish Of Or
leans, duly commissioned and qualified, per-
sonally came and appeared Mr.. John J. Can
non, President, and Mr.. Charles Palfrey,
Secretary, respectively, of tee Celtic Land
and Improvement Company, who declared to
me, notary, in the presence of the under
signed witnesses, that at a meeting of the
stockholders of said company, preceded by
all legal and charter requirements, the total
subscribed and issued capital of this cor
poraton, subscribed and paid for in cash
or its equivalent, was fixed under the pro-
visions OF paragraph | or article Of the
charter, at the sum of Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars (SJO,OOOOO), thus making the
full complement of the total authorized capt.
tai provided for thereby.
And that in pursuance OF said resolution
they hereto appear before me, notary, and
said witnesses, to make, publish, register and
record this increase as provided for by law.
In faith whereof, they hereunto sign their
names in the presence of said witnesses and
me, notary, after reading, on this tenth day
Of July, 1918.
Witnesses: E. P. Cousin, Geo. Reynolds.
Original Signed
Jno. J. Cannon, President; Chas. Palfrey,
Secretary.
PERCY S. BENEDICT.
Notary Public.
Recorded in mortgage office. book 1872.
folio No. 235
New Orleans, La, July 18th. 1918.
EMILE J. LEONARD. by. R.
PERCY S. BENEDICT.
Notary Public.
July is-2s,Aug. 1852.
The herald., 1918-08-01
CHARTER OF
WESTERN NAVAL STORES Co


United States of America, State of Louis.
lana, Parish of Orleans, City of New
Orleans.
Be it known that on this 21st day of the
month of August in the year of our Lord
one thousand nineteen hundred and seven
and or the Independence Of the United States
I America. the one hundred and thirty
econd; before me, W. Morgan Gurley, q
Notary Public, duly commissioned and
Iualihed in and for the Parish of Orleans
tate OF Louisiana, therein residing, and
the presence of the witnesses hereinaf-
er named. and undersigned, personally
anne and appeared:
The several persons whose names are
ereHnto subscribed, all being of full age
I majority, and who severally declare
hat, avaiing themselves of the provisions
I the laws and the constitution OF this
state, relative to the organization of cor
,orations, they have contracted and agreed
nj do by these presents contract and
IS Wei as such persons as may hereafter
ecome associated with them to form and
onstitute body polite in law, for the
DJects and purposes and under the
greements and stipulations herein fol-
owing. which they adopt as their charter.
o-wit:
Article 1.-The name of this CORPORATION
hall be Western Naval Stores COMPANY
nd shall have corporate existence for the
Hereof, and shall have and exercise for
he purpose of the business to be carried
by 1t, all the powers conferred by law
on similar corporations, including the
over to make and use a corporate seal.
nd the same to break or alter Mt plea g.
ure, to contract, sue and be sued In its
coporate name, to hold, own, receive, pur-