Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-05-07
PETITIONS ARE CIRCULATED.
Farrr.s Making Heroic Effort TO Have
Old Time Restored.

Cid iU1e Hestcrec.
4 countrywide campaign is on this
week. with 40 farmers carrying petit
tons 10 the ag-icuituralists. TO restore
the old or natural" time thru a repeal
Of the daylight saving Law. The cam
pa,En viii continue this week and
probably well into next week in an e.
fort TO get all farmers 70 sign the
petitions. The campaign in this county
is being duplicated IN counties thru
out Iowa.
Those who have the petitions in
Marshall county follow:
Liberty township-EIwood White
and Q. J. Lacey. New Providence: ".
H. Dunn. 9. :. Sharp. Fred Van Metre
and Leo Liston. Clemens; ". J. Dunn.
W. D. Drew ando c. P. LindQuist, ST
Anthony.
Bsngor-GeorEe ". Nichols. Albion;
NJ H. Green, Bangor: H. H. Kinzer.
2. ". Hickman and D. c. Norman,
Union.
Liscomb-Ralph Diller and Charles
WenseI. city: l. K. Peterson, J. ".
Schieoel. Frank Rails, Nelson Ffscus,
George L. ese. Daniel Chadwick and
Ben II. Biztord. Llsconb.
VIENNA. Whorrell and Ross James
Gladorook: Ralph Clay, Beaman; P.
Narber and 3. +. Keefer, Conrad: c.
E. N!ckerson, J. P Lynch. Sidney
Poland and Walter Fisher. Green
Mountain.
Hinerya-s. K. Eley and Martin
Gaunt. Clemens: James Borron. 81.
Anthony: J. B. Anseine, Chris Schaper.
L. H H.lIeman. W. F. Eggers and
Chris Egzers, State Center.
Observation-Disclosures Nichols. Minerva.
Z. \. F'ricae. state Center: J. 3. Char
ler. E ". Hall. Roe Hiatt. H. Z.
Ware. ". c. Goecke and Fred Benson,
city.
TayIor-W. Robinson. s ". Stack
house. Carl Lewis, Bash Elliott, Fred
Mcdonald and A G. Thompson, city.
Linn-John W. Rank and l. F. Deck.
city.
Mar;on-Johu Sl1ipton, B=nI. White
aaG Tohn Morrison. Green Mountain;
Charles Brooks. Howard Nicholson,
John MoIer, James TerIill, +. E. Shelf
on and John Rank. city.
State Center-Henry Kennecke Will
| Neidert, George Z. Riemenschneider.
| H. 4. Robinson. Frank Ferguson. +.
| r. Preston, Max Nauke and ". H.
Papenberg. State Center.
| Timber CreeK-AIDerI nisr- 80 -rcc::c-.
HaverhilI: Tom Moore, ". a. Saltzer.
| ". r. Speas, James Bailey, Harmon
Sasson, John Dunlap and Gus Mold.
| city.
| LeGrand-Charies Davis, George ".
| Keen, Amos Freeboth, Kernel Thomp-
\ son and Omar Tostenson, LeGrand /;
| William r.. Hoover Howard Searles,
Max Radloff and Martin Rubenbauer.
city.
Logan-F. w. Tigges, w. ". War
den, Jacob D. Waltemeyer, Stephen
| Richards. G. S. Preston, ]. F. Ingels
Secor Melbourne; August Neise
Laurel!
Jeferscn-C. c. Paul and D. H. Paul
Laurel: Robert AIcIlrath, c. o. TeIp
Peter Neuroth, A. H. Stalzer anc
James 3. Kopel, Hayerhill; J. H
Holdgrafer, city.
Greencastie-R. J. Paul, 2. F
Kechles. J. T. Melting. George Richard
son and H. w. Smith, Gilman; J. A
. Workeman and Charles Sexton, Fer
guson; o. J. Olson, Dunbar.
Eden-Morris Robinson and D. W
Richeson, State Center; Edwin Haas
Meri ). Grant. Charles Flora, Henri,
Halter, Charles Rohrer and II. 8. Buck
; Rhodes.
Iowa-E. w. Hauser, f. B. McRilI
Barton Moffatt and Austin Wiley, Al
; bion.
yNashinpton-W Mayn IamoiiIe
; Lloyd Buck, Will Pothast, w. A. Wick
ersham and Arthur DeButts. Mel
bourne: Russell Haiton, State Center
; Amel o. Nelson. Chris Brockman an,
j. w. Harrington, city.