Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1918-09-05

cox, Unionville, Louis G Frederickson,
Harlan, Fred Repphun, Lamotte, Will
liam E. Patinces Imogene; Sgt.
Charles P. Harris, Coin; Corp. Allan
R. Peterson, Creston; Pvt. Trimble
G. Curry, Corning; Pvt. John Short
Conway; Pvt. Leon Beatty. Washing
ton; Pvt. Arthur G. Cornwell, Dubu-
que; Pvt. Howard c. Graham, Mystic;
Pvt Lloyd w. Head, Greenfield; Pvt.
Arthur Peach, Greenfield; Wagner
Ray Stafford, County farms, lDes
Moines.
Denison is to have an enforcement
Of "curfew" ordinance. This is be-
ing done on demand of the citizens
for relief from young boys and girls
running the streets at night. The
ordinance provides that no person OF
Is and under shall be on the streets
after 10 o'clock unaccompanied by
grown person, in the summer months,
and In the winter the time is 9. Deni-
son now has an active law and order
league and citizens mean to have a
prompt enforcement Of ordinances and
Iowa laws in the city.
The conservation division of the
national council of defense is under
taking to enforce more rigidly than
ever the rules curtailing deliveries on
the part Of retail stores. A campaign
of enforcement is soon to be launched
in Iowa. Mrs. j. w. Watzek, of Dav-
export, has been selected to work
with the women's organizations Of the
state to get them to take up and sup
port the movement curtailing store
deliveries Of goods as much as posi-
BILE
William Raeder, young man living
near Calumet, who was charged with
being a strong pro-German, was shot
in the abdomen by man named
Brewer, who with others had gone
to the Raeder place, it is thought, to
try to change the sentiments Of Raed-
er. AS the party approached the
house, Raeder opened fire. wounding
Brewer, who then turned on him.
Both men were taken to the hospital
at Primghar.
Out OF the fortyseven marriage H.
censes issued by the county clerks
office at Sioux City since Aug. J.,
twenty-seven of them have been to
men more than 81 years old. This Is
thought to be due to the raising Of the
draft age, not that the men are hop
ing to avoid military duty by mar
riage, but probably, as the clerk ex-
plains 1t, they want to feel they have
left some one behind them who has
more than friendly interest.
The Boy Scouts of Lake View and
Wall Lake have located for the gov
eminent about 1000 black walnut
trees in Sac county, principally along
the Coon river. 1t is believed that In
the neighborhood OF 1000 trees will
be located when the work is finished.
| The trees must be at least twenty-four
inches In diameter, four feet above
ground. The government is very
much in need OF walnut lumber for
gun stocks and airplane propellers.
Claiming the state fair board plays
politics in the selection of judges OF
heavy horses at the state fair, Belgian
horse breeders withdrew their ex-
hibits. Their request for a change IN
| judges was denied by the state fair
| board. There were twelve Belgian
horse breeders exhibiting almost 100
horses. According to the largest ex.
hibitor the horse department of the
state fair board refused to appoint
4 judges acceptable to the breeders.
Commissions as second lieutenanta
were given to 400 men at Camp
Dodge recently. These men have just
completed three months course In
the fourth officers training school
The new officers will be stationed at
| Camp Dodge and will assist in train,
ing the new division A few have
been assigned to Camp Funston and
a small group to the 8O4th pioneer In.
fantry.
Uncle Sans dairy experts will con
duct practical demonstration in vari
GUS dairy processes when the annua
cattle congress meets in Waterloo, II
was announced. In addition to the
governments exhibit, 1t is thought
likely the state will send an exhibit
to make the show one Of the best the
association has held in several years
4 All the class one negroes In thu
state have been called to report a
Camp Dodge early in September TIL,
call asks for 1923 and so far as car
be discovered there are only 103 ii
the state. Des Moines must sent
twenty and Polk county one.
Don't worry about your boys a
Camp Pike" That is the messag,
which Lieutenant Colonel Holiday
new assistant chief OF star of tn
Nineteenth division, now being OF
ganized at Camp Dodge, brings I.
Iowa fathers and mothers. Lieutenan
Colonel Holiday has been statione,
at Camp Pike all winter, and says Il,