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Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
Read Building May be included ia Extra
 LegisIat- re Session
Proposed Law Would Make Burten Less on Property
 Owners.

One of the questions which Gov. Trough is considering ln connection with the call for the extraordinary session of the Legislature is that of the inelu' sion of a project for state high= way system that will coordinate the county and local roads,
 The main features of the plan that has been proposed are:
 The issuance of approximately $30,000, ,000 of serial bonds, the proceeds to be used for construct ion of durable roads conrneetiag the county seats of the various counties and the principal towns on a uniform plan and with ref etenes to the dens ty of traffic. The bonds are to be issued from time to time as the construction progresses and construction is to be begun simultaneously in diff erent parts of the state.
 The Highway Department and the Advisory Boaud as now cen- stituted or as may be enlarged, with such powers as the Logis- lature 2 may see fit to confer, would be authorized to contract with Improvement DistriGtg where roads forming 8 gart of the State System are c instructed or in process of construction. The State would pay to such dis tric,s not exceeding thirds of the value of the roads, the funds to be used by the districts either in retiring their bonds or to be used in the construction of Fp impr9yea tsns of sarfaassse. age
 Where the roads have not been constructed, the Highway De- artment and Advisory Doard would be authorized to enter into eontracts whereby the tmprove- ment Districts would contribute toward the cost of Sthe roads adopted as part of !, the State System not less than one-third of the cost. Under this plan the
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
COURT HOUSE STRUCK
 BY LIGHTNING

During an electrical storm that visited Rison and vicinity last Wednesday afternoon the Cleve- land County court house was struck by ligtning. The clock tower was the part struck and quite a bit of the roofing on the tower was shattered. No one was shocked.
 The same afternoon several thousand 6trees On the farms of l. E. Moore were blown down. The storm also struck J. II. H. Henderson's farm in the edge of Saline bottoms and blew down a large number of trene
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
SaT
 C0MMUhgTY KITCHEN

Miss Jones will give demon- strations at he Community Kitchen next Tuesday, Wednes- d y and Thursday. Demonstrate ions will be given in canning beans, cabbage, and preserVir g or jelly making.
 If there is anything yoa are especially interested in Miss Jones will be glad to make arrangements to give demon steaticns for you, but would like to know this week. After moons only 2:.3c. Everybody invited.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
$A00,0
 OF FEB Cn063 FUNDS

The American Red Cross has appropriated $400, 900 for relief work in Siberia. this amount be- ing an addition to that already set aside for Red Cross work in that country up 10 the end of next month. Most of the add iional money will go for the pur- chase and immediate shipments of drugs and surgical instruments the nead for which has been en- phasized in cable messages re- ceived from the Red Cross Com mission to Siberia.
 From the. Red Cross warehouses at Seattle the following supplies will be sent to Siberia at once: Absorbent cotton, 50, 7O8 pounds, cellu cotton, 51, 920 pounds; non- absorbent cotton, 151,i i59 pounds; gauge, 100000 yards; unbleach- ed muslin, l4.843 yards. Fifteen ,ambulances, two ..ield kitchens and six trailers are among the other articles which will be for
 warded by the Red Cross to it's Siberian commission.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
& WALL TERf9 FOR
 BISON. WHY NOT?

As the boys come back from the army bubbjing over with per, there is some danger of their finding the old town somewhat dull and void Of the interest that 1t possessed in other days. They are coming back with punch of enthusiasm that moves fthines a. long; which makes everything cheerful, thereby giving an op- itimlstlc tone to the town, which is a boost. for a town is known. near and far, for the tone of the spirit of it's people.
 A live-wire town @@means I've wire business, live-Wire society, and live-wire religious interests.
 A livewire baseball team puts
 punch into the life of a town. draws community together by givlna the people something to light for in common, and at the same time gives some fine adver- Using fer the town.
 Most of t h e small towns
 round about" have ball teams. Why can't Rison have one?
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
Call ag Of Special
 Ttr91 Of iegis'at4a.2
 important Question
Extra Session for Purpose of Raatt- Raatt- flying Smfr1g2 Ammonlmegt
 Seems Assured.
(By GLdO IIARPER)

The calling of an extra sessit n
 of tine 1 egisfature for the pur-
 pose of ratifying the National
 suffrage ammendment is now the Iuopefmost political question in
 Arkansas. A majority of the
 states, 1t appears, are agreeing to
 call the extra sessions, and sev-
 eral of the Northern states, where legislatures are now in session, have already ratified. Should the Republican states rat ifg, the. Democratic states should net fall Q do So, if for no other e(son than state pride and D. litical defense.
 There has. been an antagonism in Arkansas. against extra sessions and at first blush, 1t seemed i'm probable that it would be called. But things are changing up con- siderably. The Suffrage organ izatiof is making a strong cam paien for the session, and has asked the members of the Assem- ply if they are willing to come to Little Rock for one day without pay, to ratify the amendment and many have already signified that they will. Since it is only resolution it does not take t1e course of a bill, and can be ad- ted by both the Senate and the House in one day.
 But in the event there should be a call, there will be a strong demand for other things to be in- cluded, principally the passage ot a measure providing for q statewide system of highways. Progressive organizations of the state are demanding this, and the time seems ripe for g more comprehensive system of road building, of course there are many other questions that might be injected into the situation. but 1t is unlikely that any other w'p oe included.
 Acting Governor McFerrin very properly declined 10 issue the call, since it would not have been proper for him to take such an important step in the absence of the Governor. But Gov. Brough returned this week. and it is a question he must set tie.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
COMMANDER OF THE
 9OTH C0MMENDS AY"
Gen. Henry T. Allen Says Red Tfi- angle Men Went "OVer
 the Top"

Mai. Gen. Henry T. Allen, com posed almost wholly of Texas and Oklahoma troops, has written J. W. Nixon, division secretary of the Army Y. M c. A., as follows:
 Dear Mir Nixon:
 By reason of the excellent work shown by the Y. NJ. c. A. assigned to the Ninetieth division throughout the period September 12-19, I ask that in behalf of this division you express to all members concerned my sincerest thanks for the highly important serv- ices rendered by them. Through these trying days, from your headquarters at Griscourt, where a canteen, ware house and dormitory were established your valuable activities were at all times in evidence up to the assaulting battalions and back from those ad- vanced clements with the wounded through the various medical stations to the field hospitals.
 "Nne secretaries were with the h. T (F. A. Dawes and B. r. Ford) actually went over the top with the assaulting battalions and carried on their work in the midst of the severest losses. l specially desire to commend the zeal and fortitude of these two gentlemen, and to thank the Y. NJ. c. A. for hay ing sent such excellent representa- tiyes to us.
 every truly yours,
 lsigned) HENRY T. ALLEN,
 "Major General"
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26

Improvement Dist, jets would be utilized in co nstructing the roads, but wouli have to pay approximately only one third of Ithe cost of the road inste ad of 100 per cent.
 The license fees on motor ve. hicles is to be increased so as to pro luce an average of $25 per car or truck, the fee to be sgrad- ed according to horsepower on automobiles, and on trucks accord ing to horsepower and tonnage capacity. One fifth of the license fees is to be set aside aa a seper. ate fund fer the permanent main tcnance of the state roads, to be expended by the state highway Commissioners under a patrol system, subject to the approval of the county courts and to be apportioned according to the mileage and qpality of roads built in each county, Four-fifth. or approximately go go aa she fee tAF sach vehicle is to be set a. side as sinking fund for paying the interest a.-d retiring t h e bends as they fall due,
 The iatepsst and principal of the bonds US they mature would be paid, first, out of the proport- ion of the license fees set aside for the retirement lof the bonds. and, as guaranty that interest and principal would bs promptly met, 1t Is to be proposed that the Legislature levy a district tax for such an amount as may be necessary to meet any deficiency in the contemplated lieense fees.
 Calculations based on a small increase in motor vehicles fer the next five years and an average of 100, 00o motor licenses annual ly for the next twenty years, show that ample funds would be raised from this source to pay the interest and retire the bonds and in the meantime maintain the roads. The tax gaasfsnty nrovision would enable the state to sell the bonds to a better adv- antage and at a lower rate of in- terest.
 Those Yhfles have made 9 care ful study of the situation, gre of the opinion that a law of this character would mako the burden less on the property owners and result in a more equitable system of building roads.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
B. P. U. poGaAm


 Missionary eMeeting Subject - chriqtian Education. and the Kingdom.
 Leader -Tennie May. Vocal Solo Ara Lee Bassey. Song a2a.
 Prayer.
 Scripture Lesson - Nehemiah 6: S-13, Ezra 7:10, 2 Chron. 177, Ollie Galloway and Mrs. Euela Robertson.
 Piano Solo-Ruby Mckinney. Vocal Duet = c. c. May and Olive McMuFtrey.
 htroductioh Leader, Christian Education in the Home Jim Mosley,
 lllustration-Onia Gallowo-- Christian F,d''-
 location in the Sun- 1 uay School-Julia McGehee. Piano Duet Ruth Mosley and Esther Mosley.
 Chorus 256. Christian Education in Acad emies and Col,eoes - Mrs T.enf Reid. Illustration-Ruth Williams. Christian Education and the En terprize of Foreign Missions-O F. Reid. Happiness S-Van Mckinney. Reading selected - Miss Alice Searcy, Song 337.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
KlNGSLAND NEWS

| On the night of the 18th, the wv o. W.'s of Kindsland. had a great blow out, initiating a class of 23. Good for tie w. o. W's. The health of this community distressingly good.
 The Rebekah Lodge at this place gave an entertainment for the returned soldier boys Tuesday evening. the attendance was fine The stork visited MT. and Mrs Buck Elapis home on Thursday and left ,-.--h them a beautiful baby boy, Astick says he is real hog
 E. R. Buster is improving and beautifying his resis'eace. s Mrs. E. 4. Harrison visited re latives and friends in the Grace neighborhood from Friday to Sun- day of last week,
 Mrs Sam Holmes and children visited MT. s,Edmon Seymore and family last Saturday and Sunday.
 The Quarterly Conference of the kingsland Charge was held at Grace church last ,Satnrd- Sunday. Re" -uay and
 =. ,. F. Goddard of colorado filled the Presiding Eld- CTS place on account of the sick ness of John Sage, son of Bro. Sage. The quarterly conference was a great success.
 Rev. s. F. Goddard preached at the Methodist church Sunday night.
 Married at the home of the brides parents at Saline Sidin Sundayat 7 p. m Mr E E. SalIee to Miss Sallie Woodall, Rev. B. E. Mullins officiating.
 A few more days of sunshn1 and farmers will "eo over the top" Crops are Hooking good 1T the last few days. Genera Gleen'' is speedily retreating. The farmers are Charging" him witt great success.
 Mrs. Jessie Garner visited II Pine Bluff this week. Miss Thornton and Mrs. Smitl of Pine Bluff visited their parent MT. and Mrs. w. I. Thornton last week.
 We are informed that the schoo board has employed the teacher for the Kingsland High School 10 another term. Hope they ar good-uns.
 1 Lester Hunter was out at Churc Sunday night. Strange things wi happen sometimes, ha, ha. : Some of the young men ( Kingsland are looking very ser.ou
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26

Dr. W. l.. Hartsell and A. c. Hartsell of Warren were here last week on a visit to their mother who was quite sick at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Jane R. Hartsell.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
d LUS S NAaLs UaLaEsJ
 GFT

Owing to the crop condition and the illness of one of Mr.. Trosaell's chi!dre II. Mir. Je' nie an, , State agent, has instructed Miss Jones to call off tde rally waica was to have been Saturday.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
Money to Loan

Millions of dollars 10 loan to farmers. If you III use the money, get it now. W. s. Pierce 307 Citizens Bank E uilding, Pine Fluff, Ark. Phone z 625.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26

It is probable that the extra session will not be issued until the end of this week. as Gov. Brough is endeavoring to set ure from the members an express; on of their wishes in the premis $.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
WHEN OLD SOL TEMPTS YOU

 To Take of Your Coat These Warm Summer Days You'll Want to Make su,e Your Shirt is o. K,
 The Best Way to be sure, IS to Get a Few of These New ones We're Showing Now There is a Fine Va nety of weaves, patterns and cOl0rs. .* .*
 No Trouble to Shaw You.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26

Aney may be wanting to see the preacher, but are too timid. The just blush.
 Respectfully,
 Ben.
Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26
BRYANT SMITH

Interment of the five months old son of Mir, and Mrs. ". L. Smith was made in Greenwood cemetery lsst Thursday morning. The child died tbe previous day at the homeof it's paren in piae Bluff, after aa illness of several months The funeral was c h. duc,ed by the R V. J. l. De m III
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Cleveland County herald., 1919-06-26

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-31

Lann 0ismeaschDelder ciaimiug OF you
vAe b ths ahsoluts AAd unqualified ow-
usrs In - sinspls Of lots nine (s) and
ten (iO) In clock Ave U) In Babcock
and Thompson's addition to State Gen.
ter, Marshall county, Iowa. and asking
that the title thereto be Quoted, con-
tented, and set at TEST In him; that
any claimed right. title, iterest or
estate which you claim to have In and
to said real estate above described be
decreed 20 be. junior and inferior to
the estate and title OF the plaintiff
thereto: that you be barred ana
forever estopped from having or
claiming any interest IN said real
estate adverse TO the plaintin and also
asking for other and further relief. for
same see petition on file
No personal Judgment Is asked
against any Of the defencnnts.
| Now unless you appear and make
defense thereto at and before noon OF
tho second day OF the January term.
| 1920, OF said court 10 be pegun and held
at Marshalltown. Iowa, on the 18th day
Of January, 1920 your default viii be
entered and Judgment and decree
rendered thereon as prayed for IN
said petition now on Ale.
| Dated at Marshalltown, Iowa this
| 10th day of December 1919.
Lena Riemenschneider,
Plaintiff.
Robert f. Johnson.
Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-31
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ouUosp1h>s ~ ~, 90 recey6ed =
- IA 80 ~ III he WA4 u.
whitley msuasnsd ~ SraHssr 10 the
warranty deed dated Octoser %. 1850.
and recorded In hook ioa, page 27s OF
the said deed records. are ono ana the
same person.;
That George whaley. grantee In the
bond dated November 10, 1874 ana
recorded in book rs, page ib of the
records OF the office OF the recorder OF
MARSHALL county. Iowa. and George r.
" haly, mentioned as grantee In the
deed dated November 80, 1877. ana
recorded In book So, page ITS. and the
George p. Whaley, mentioned as
grantor in the deed dated october 2s'
1850, and recorded In book l0S. pase
ESQ. is the same person and that SAID
names all designate the same person
TO wit George p, Whalcy;
That the srantee " the warranty
deed dated October IS. 1850, recorded
in book 1903. page 27s. Of the deed
records OF Marshall county, iowa,
named therein as John Flanagan, and
the name John Flannegan written as
grantee In the deed dated October 2s'
1850, and recorded in book 1903. page
ESQ. are names designating the same
person, to wit: John Flanagan, the
father of the plaintiff, George Flana-
gan, and that inadvertently said per-
sons name was written in the deed
recorded in book l0S. page 2Is, as
John Flanagan. and that the
grantees name in the warranty deco
dated october %. 1880, recorded IN
book 1903, page ESQ, was inadvertently
and carelessly written Flanagan, ana
that the said two grantees ana 'ne
father Of the plaintiff, George tlana-
gan, are one and tho same person, TO-
wit: John Flanagan;
And claiming of you and each OF
you and all unknown claimants OF the
said real estate. that the said premises
Is owned in fee simple by the ABOVE
named plaintiffs. and that whateVei
rights you or any one OF you claim Oh
may have, the same is barred py tne
statute of limitation, and such rights
are inferior to the rights, interests ano
ownership Of the plaintiffs above
named, and that the plaintiffs have
such other and further relief as to
the court may seem meet;
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto at or before noon OF
the I'd day Of the next January term
of said court to be begun and held al
Marshalltown. Iowa, on the 12th day
of January. A. D. 1920, your defauit
will be entered and q judgment ano
decree be rendered thereon as prayed
for in said petition. Dated this lotn
day Of December. A. D. 1918.
]. NJ. whitaker,
Attorney for Said Plaintiffs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
Attorney,
To Lawrence r. Marvin

To Lawrence y. MARVIN,
You are hereby notified. that theSO
Ia now on nIe in tho office Of the clerk
of tho district court OF the state Of
Iowa within and for tho county ~
Marshall, the petition OF Helen Marvan,
claiming Of you the snnullment Of the
marriage existing between yoursslk
and the plaintiff. and alleging that ~
the time Of your marriage to Tho
plaintiff, you were suffering from In
sanity and were Of unsound mind, sn&
that such mental derangemsnt has
continued since said time and ha1
become moro aggravated, and that you
are now permanently suffering from
some phase of incurable insanity. and
praying that said marriage Do Annul-
led, vacated, set aside and held Tor
naught, and for such relief - may -
equitable in tho premises.
For further particulars. you aro -.
ferred to PLAINTIFFS petition 70 ~ o.
flo as aforesaid.
Now, unless you appear and uneke
defense thereto. Mt or before moon Is
the second day Of the next January
term of said court, 70 be begun ana
held at Marshalltown. Iowa on the 13th
day of January, A. D.. 1920. your o.
fault will be entered ana and . 3udo>
ment and decree, rendered thereon 81
prayed for in said petition.
Dated this 18th day Of Decemhsn
HELEN MARVIN.
Platnti&
BY r. 3. NoNTHur. "A
Asr AtscSns
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-12-31
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

In the district court Of Iowa, In and
for Marshall county. January term, A.
ID. 1920.
T.. j. Hyneck, plaintiff, vs.. Cedar Rap
ids & Missouri River Railroad. John
I. Blair. and ---- Blair, MS WIG
John A. Dobbin and --- Doboin,
his wife. John w. Dobbin and -
Dobbin, his wife, Cedar Rapids &
Missouri River Rail Road. and l.. c.
Pardee, secretary, and - Par
dee, his wife, Wallace Carpenter, ana
-Carpenter. his wife, d. f.
Carpenter, and - Carpenter,
his wife. T. B. Carpenter, and -
Carpenter, his wife, William I. Peake
and Peake. his wife. John T..
Lander, and - Lander, MS
wife, and the unknown heirs. min
ors, insane persons. legatees. de-
visees, assignees, trustees, success
sors, husbands, wives, and creditors
Of said defendants, whether sane or
insane, and all unknown claimants
of the west one half OVID OF lot
five (5), block thirteen Q3), OF the
original town of State Center, Iowa.
Marshall county, Iowa: and lot
twelve (2), in block eighteen dS).
of the original town of State Center,
Marshall county, Iowa, defendants.
To the defendants above named and
described and each Of you:
You are hereby notified, that there
is now on file in the office Of the clerk
Of the district court Of Iowa, in and for
Marshall county, the petition of F. j.
Hyneck, claiming Of you that he is the
absolute and unqualified owner in fee
simple Of the west one-half (W1a) OF
lot five 60, in block thirteen QO, OF
the original town Of State Center,
Marshall county, Iowa; and lot twelve
(12), in block eighteen GS), Of the or
iginal town Of State Center. Marshall
county, Iowa, and asking that the ntle
thereto be Quoted, contented, and set
at rest in him; that any claims, right,
title, interest or estate which you claim
to have in and to said real estate
above described. be decreed to be ju-
nior and inferior to the estate and title
of the plaintiff thereto; that you be
barred and forever estopped from hav-
ing or claiming any interest in said
real estate, adverse to the plaintiff.
and also asking for other and further
same see petition on file.
Now, unless you appear and make
defense thereto at and before noon OF
the second day Of the January term.
1920, Of said court, to be begun and
held at Marshalltown. Iowa, on the
18th day Of January. A. D. 1920, your
default will be entered and a Judgment
and decree rendered thereon as prayed
for in said petition now on file.
Dated at Marshalltown, Iowa, this
10th day Of December, A. D. 1919.
F. ]. HYNECK,
Plaintiff.
BY ROBT. e. JOHNSON,
His Attorney.