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TRIPS MADE BY MAYFLoWER
Famous Vessel Continued Voyages
Long After Tint One Of 50 Much
~ Htstoftcat Interest.

There Is matter Of interest to May
fiower descendants, and Americans IN
general, In the recent discovery OF let
tiers written some $50 years ago by
John Eliot, the Apostle to the u.
dams, !" to His friend. Rev. Joseph Han
mer Of Barnstapie, England. BY these
old letters It. appears that the May
flower continued making trips to Amer
lea, and that very many Americans
nowadays. might justly claim that their
.forbears crossed In that famous -
sci. although not mentioned In Gov
ernor Bradstreet's passenger list. The
Eliot letters, however, do not name
subsequent passengers, although they
Indicate q. bill-of fading showing that
the MayfOwer continued In the ship.
ping trade with New England and was
bringing over merchandise 30 years
and more after the landing Of the PHI.
grims. incidentally the. .hnmorists who
have often asked how so much ancient
furniture could have come over In the
Mayfiower are answered by the his.
toric fact that the good ship kept
coming and going.Christian Science
Monitor.
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her mother and until recently was
employed at the Variety store. Mr..
Banta managed the Owen Electric and
Engineering company's branch in Dem
ison when it was first established
here and has many acquaintance. He
recently returned from overseas serv-
ice and has located in California,
where he is now engaged in business.
T. J. Kelly dropped in on his many
old friends in Denison this morning
and paid them visit. He is now
making his headquarters at Aberdeen,
IS. D., where he is engaged in the land
business. Up until the arrnistice was
signed he had been dealing in mer.
chandise, buying stocks Of goods and
selling them out. He likes the land
business very mtrch, and says Dakota
lands are on the boom. From here he
went to Carroll and then to Wall Lake
and expected to be back at Aberdeen
by Saturday.
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saizburo.

Salzburg lies on both sides Of the
Salzach river, hemmed In on either
bend by PERCEPTIONS mountains. A
large fortress overlQoks 1t on the
south, from the summit Of a perpen-
dicular rock, against which the houses
In that part of the city are built.
The streets re-narrow and crooked,
but the newer part contains many open
squares adorned with handsome foun-
tains. The variety of costume among
the people IL very interesting. The in
habitants of the salt district have a
peculiar dress the women wear round
fur caps, with little wings Of gauze
at the side. .I.saw other women with
headdresses of gold or silver filigree,
something in shape like Roman he'll
met, with a projection at the back of
the head, foot long. T.,
The most interesting objects in'Salz.
burg to us were the house Of Mozart,
In which the composer was born, and
the monument lately erected to HIM -
Bayard Taylor.
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Local Mention

Mrs. Lottie D. Ley and Mrs. Frank
Pfarr and daughters, Dorothy and
|Sarah, expect to leave soon for Pine
tCone Camp, Mimi. where they will
spend the summer. They have rented
one Of j. n. Tamm's cottages on Big
Sand lake. T. .
Mrs. Milo Kelly returned home this
fmorning from Arion, where she spent
several days at the James Ballentine
home and also with her sister, Mrs.
IZepfl Fienhold, Of Dow City.
Z The dance giverr on last Friday eve
| ming at the Catholic auditorium by
,the Forresters was, very largely at
tended and was greatly enjoyed by all
present. Piersol's Jazz orchestra Of
Carroll furnished the music.
Mrs. w. G. Bogart left this noon for
her home at independence after sew
erar days Visit here at the e. c..
Chamberlin home. She has just re-
turned from al three months visit in
Texas. where she visited her daugh-
ter Mrs. Clarence ChaYnberlin.
We call attention CT our readers to
the statement OF tie Mutual Fire,
lightning, Tornado and Wintlstorm
Insurance Association Of German
Farmers of Crawford and Ida Counties
published I'M another part or this pa
per. John r.. Hoist, Sr.. is the secre-
ltary and the company Is hin a very
flattering condition.
Denison Post No. 8 of the American
Legion will give a dancing party at
the gymnasium on Thursday evening,
June 18th, to which everyone is Corr
daily invited. The usual admission
fee will be charged and the, proceeds
will go into the treasury Of the local
post. All returned service men are
especially urged to attend.
The Omaha Sunday papers contained
a notice of the marriage Of Mrs. Let
ia McCutcheon, OF this city, and Mr..
A. C. Banta, who formerly managed
the Willard service station In Deni-
son, but who now lives in California.
The wedding came as surprise to
relatives and friends OF, the bride; who
left Denisen on Thursday for a short
visit with friends in Council Bluffs,
and from there intended togo to Cali
fornia to visit sister. Mrs. McCutch-
en- is the daughter Of Mrs. M. d.
Wright and was born and raised in
this city, where she has many friends
and acquaintance and is held in high
esteem. She has been making her
home for the past several years with
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on the subject. There is no reason
why the vote d. Crawford county
should not be In favor OF surfacing the
and buying the material
which is necessary to- be used to ere
ate the hard. surfaced roads. II It Is
a question whether the expense Of the
improvement was to be paid by the
abutting land OF to- be paid out Of
taxes to be paid by property owners
of the county then more serious
question would arise, but as the tprin-
cipal part OF the expense. Of making
1.-The improvement comes from the APP
|propriation Of the federal government
and the automobile fund which is
made available, there does not seem to
be any good reason why the people
should be against the Improvement.
No expense Is to be attached to peo-
Die living more than a mile and a half
from the improvement and the amount
assessed against the land adjoining
the highways is so light that the bene
| fits from the, land in close proximity
/ to the road far exceeds. the expense.
One Ln1IkS ID @CCELdAhr lfAI OlAlCSot IAC
business interests OF the county come
to the rescue of the movement the
forces at work at present will not be
able town the victory In favor Of bet
tier roads, There. are two classes OF
people that should be devoted to the
proposition OF securing good, roads;
! one class is made up Of people living
lin the country and the other of people
Living in town. These two classes In
tclude all OF the people OF the county
In fact every person has occasion to
travel on the highways and must NED
Iessarily be Interested in favor Of good
roads. Anything is better than wal
lowing through the mud as is the case
for a large portion Of the year. We
appeal to. the business men Of the
county to. come to the rescue Of this
Lpropositien and to take united action
I in .furthering the movement. It is
folly to intrust this work to one OF
two small committees who while do.
ling their best cannot reach the people
and explain to them as should be ex.
Eplained the meaning Of the new law
Mr.. Business Man, In all towns Of the
Icounty. get busy and organize In or:
der to insure majority vote when the
|yOte is taken. ,a-.- e
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T. VAL ITEMS
+ + + y + + u + j. = = + 4 + + !

Miss Grace Mitchell spent the week
end here at her home from st. Angel
US institute ut Carroll. She was &C
companied' by her friend, Miss Vera
Offermann, to enjoy the visit.
| Miss Lorettay Schroeder spent Dec
Grafton day at her home in Arcadia.
Leonard Dieter returned home or
Tuesday from a business trip to Chi
icago. syf. 80 =, Ia. E - g
The dance here Friday evening was
swell attended and a fine time was en-
ljOyed by everyone. ~
Mrs. VIM. Haas was passenger te
Dunlap Friday to visit friends.
Mrs. Leslie Chapman was a shopper
bin Denison' Monday.
Blanche Hickey was home Sunday
from Denis0n 2. sts'@fs. H.
/ Mrs. Frank Starek is spending this
week In Omaha calling on friends.
/ Anna Brogan came home from Lid
derdale Decoration day to spend the
week end with her folks. Miss Pear
Sliceman accompanied her. 5sit'r
Harold QMnk returned Friday from
a. visit with relatives at Lost Nation
and also at Chicago
E Elsie Brogan was shopping in Den
ison Monday. 'Sst's
Decoration day the people met al
the Woodman hall and formed in, pro
cession and went to St. Annas GENE
Etery where the following program was
lgiven: @ @ssf 5f3 ~
-Music Band. I'"a gs ~ ~ :
lInvocati Rev. James Murphy. go
STAR Snankled Banner-AsSHfNbla
hFlaG Sahfte Enid O.Reilly. Mary
Sheridan, Lillian O'Boyle, Rite Mol
seed, May Bfogan, Florence Brogan.
Address Rev. Father Eberts.
kBaetle Iiymns Of the Republic and
I Tenting Tonight emblage.
SelectiOn-lBand.$ 'ia, 4 - 9s''.
Address s Maurice O'C0nnor. g..
fRDiAf Teresa Kesney. q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EBenediction Rev. Father Harry.
Selection Band. -%sE'.[ b
Flaps Walter KNOWLES
DECORATE ion Of graves. So
From here the procession went te
1.-The Vail cemetery where the follow
ing program was given:
Music Band ~
InvOoation z5:% ~
tStar spangISd Banner-C Chorus.
Address r. S. Stone.
Roll OF Honor Prof. "A. B. Ward.
Music Band.
Decorating Soldiers graves. i
America Chorus.
Benediction. .# =.
FLAPS Walter Knowles.
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ANNuAL M iEETINGs

n = -
OF the Mutuar Fire; lightning, Tor
tnado and Windstorm insurance assoc
citation OF German Farmers Of Craw-
ford and Ida counties, iowa. held ct
ESchleswfg, iowa, May 81, 1919.
The meeting was called TO order by
the president. sly
The officers were all present.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved.
The reports of the secretary and
treasurer were also read and approved.
The price to be paid for hay de-
stroyed by FIRE or lightning was
raised from "a to SO per ton.
The salaries Of the appraisers was
raised from SIS to 500 a year.
The election Of officers resulted as
follows: q l.-
For president. August Schultz. OF
|Schleswig, for two years. n
For treasurer, Fred Jepsen, of Good.
rich township, for two years.
For trustee, Henry Clausen, Of Hol-
stein, for 3 years.
For appraiser district No. 1, Henry
Bremen, of Holstein, for two years.
For appraiser districti No. 2, v. S.
Johannsen, of Ida Grove. for two
years.
For appraiser district No. 8, Andr:
M. Soennichsen, OF Hanover township,
for two years.
For appraiser district No. 4, w. D.
Mundt, Of Nishnabotny township, for
two years.
For appraiser district No. 4 to fill
vacancy, VIM Rath,i OF Nishnabotny
township, for one. year.
There being NO other business the
meeting adjourned.
al Y John 3. Hoist, Sec.
Report Of secretary for the year
The association has 1876 members.
Risks in force May rs, 1918 $9,272,94O
Risks written during the -
+ year 49,. $50. I,6lS, 595.OU
s.... r, -~ $1o,s91 ,5s5. 90
Risks cancelled during 49,. i.
the year 80. -. ..... H4,46O.OO
Risks in force May 81,
1919 4. .$1O,217 ,O75. 90
Receipts during the year:
Cash. on hand May 25, 1913 $ 1,4s6.eo
Received from assessment
July, 1918 ~. 80. ..... 17,799.65
From membership and pol -
l icy fee -. ~. 3,237!1
Total receipts 49,. :. .$22,523.44
Disbursements during the year:
Paid for losses during the -
the year 80. ......... ...$ 7,9O4.5C
/ GERS ....... 49,. 49,. 2,45s.sQ
assessment .,.s. 29.5z
Paid for new set OF books. 118.7t
Postage paid .,..... 49,. f1O4.7t
Telephone and express 49,. 1922
Tins. department license and /.
j exchange e. ). -. ..... All
Advertising, printing, sta 1., y
tionery, etc -. 161.49
Total disbursements ". .$lO,797..N
Cash on hand May 81, 10 10 $11, 1856
Total .$22,523.44
John q. Hoist, Sec.
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FOR sALE-
TO RENT 49,,
TO EXCHANGE
HELP WANTED

WANTED-MANO OR WOMAN TO
represent us on rural routes in your
county any one who owns an auto,
horse and buggy, bicycle or motor
Ecycle will do. We pay salary OF $500
"a day. The position is permanent. If
you are now employed and making
less than $500 a day, better write and
investigate this e,ier. II you don't
want the job vs. !elf,. why not tell
some friend aboL. it? A word from
you might help good friend to a life
job with good wages attached. Ad-
dress: Won1an'sf World, 107 South
Clinton St., Chicago. 23-2t +
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254 ACRES JOINING TOWN, $3.50
pe.z acre. The best farm in Iowa for
the money; Improvements cost over
$4,000 and are in fine condition; land
all rich black loan, in the highest
state Of cultivation; has been farmed
by the same owner for fifty years and
is as, clean as new pin; cement walk
and gravel road from town to farm;
look at it,. you will buy 1t; $4,000
CASH, $36 900 March LIST, and assume
$4,000. mortgage. C. ID. Armstrong,
1856 Securities Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
..s,& @ 23-3t4'
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LEGAL
NOTICE IN PROBATE

I NOTICE IN PROBATE
State of Iowa, Crawford County, So
In Probate. -,
In the matter of the estate Of Jur-
gen Wulf, late Of Crawford county, de-
ceased.
Notice Of APPOINTMENT Of Executor
To Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day OF May, 1919, the undersigned
WAS duly appointed executor Of the
Fabove entitled estate, and all creditors
[of said estate are notified to file their
claims in the office Of the clerk OF the
district court, IN and for Crawford
county, Iowa, within one year from the
date OF this notice, according to law.
and have the same allowed and or
Idered paid by the said court, or stand
forever barred therefrom 81 @
|. Dated this ed day Of May, 1919.
|! sT5 CARL WULF, Z. .
Conner e Powers. Executor.
Attorneys. 22-3t
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FOR SALE-3,..OO ACRES; ALL
joins township 81, range 1, west, CEN
trail Wisconsin,, miles from R. r.
Fine water. No stone. Easy to put
in cultivation. Not an acre rough on
waste land Will divide. Price 81
cash, or So onehalf cash, Of $40 only
81 cash and 121s cents per acre months
ly payments. No other paymen ants.
This includes interest at 6 per cent.
5000 acres choice land. Fine water.
Solid bodies, only 1h miles from rail-
road. Township IS, range 9, east Lin
colin Co., Wisconsin. Price $3.50. Z.
2. Armstrong. Owner, Moore, Pa. 21-3a'
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! FARM LANDS FOR SALE SOUTH
eastern North Dakota. Best diversi-
fled farming and some builders sec
Ition; good schools, towns, churches,
country past speculative stage and on
safe development basis. Large list
ing, both improved and unimproyed
farms. Prices $40 to SIS per acre. AC.
tive soliciting agents cooperation
wanted. Write for list and terms.
Here is the place to locate your clients
for their prosperity and success. g,
e. Lane Land Coz Glendale, ~ D.
18-10t4
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CHOICE 8lACRE FARM LOCAT.
Led so miles from Twin Cities, in Polk
county, Wis.,; on state road; level clay
loan soil; so acres under cultivation,
balance pasture; spring stream
through pasture !; large six room house,
large barn; good well OF water; all
fenced with woven wire;t ene-half mile
Eschoel; two miles farmers creamery;
quarter mile large lake; an ideal farm.
Price only, $500. Terms, half csah.
|0scar Dueholm Land Co, Shubert
Bldg, st. Paul, MINI. 1S-10t4
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oRlclNAL NOTICE

/ ORIGINAL NOTICE
|. In the District Court Of Iowa, in and
for Crawford County - September
Term, 1919.
In the Matter Of the Estate of
Charles Lihdquist, deceased.
Original Notice
To Charles Lindquist, Mary Jensen,
Mrs. Matilda Gustav Petersen:
You and each of you are hereby noti-
fled that there is now on file in the Of
flee of the clerk OF the district court Of
Crawford county, iowa, IN the above
entitled action, a petition of Mary Jen-
sen, setting forth that she resides in
Ida county, Iowa, and that she is a
sister of the said Charles Lindquist.
and that in addition the co-defendant,
Mrs. Matilda Gustav Petersen, Is also
a sister Of the said Charles Lindqufst.
she residing in Argentina, South
America.
Said petition further states that the
said Charles Lindquist was at one time
Ia resident OF the state of Iowa, but lat
er Of the state of Illinois, and that he
acquired and owns property in the
county OF Crawford and state of Iowa,
as follows: One-third interest In two
acres of land in Otter Creek township,
Crawford county, Iowa; a house and
lot in the incorporated town of Kiron
in said county, the value of the said
real estate being in the neighb0rhood
tof $2500.O0, and in addition acquired
and owns personal property consist.
ing Of money Of about 100000 now in
the hands OF the clerk of the district
~ ~ Tro 1xyFn kx. 10vx
That the said Charles Lindquist
about ten years ago absented himself
from his usual place Of residence and
concealed his whereabouts from his
family without known cause for more
than seven years and has been gone
to parts unknown for period OF ten
years and the prayer of the petition of
said Mary Jensen for the reason there
in stated asks that an administrator
may be appointed to administer upon
the estate Of the said Charles Lind.
quist and she prays that one Nels Jen.
sen Of Ida county, Iowa, the husband
of said Mary Jensen, shallSbe appoint
ed administrator Of the estate OF the
said Charles Lindquist.
That the time for hearing said ne.
tition as fixed by the court is to be ON
Sept. 2, 1919, at the court house at
Denison, Crawford county, Iowa, at
200 p; M, OF said day. II no appear
ance Is made on said date at the time
fixed in this notice upon the part of
the said Charles Lindquist the court
shQll proceed to hear proof of the al
Legations of said petition and shall
make such order as the court shall
deem proper to be made in the prem.
Uses and If satisfied as to the truth OF
the facts set forth in the petition con-
corning the absentee shall order let
tiers of administration upon his estate
to issue as though he were known to
be dead.
CONNER & POWERS,
Attorneys for Mary Jensen,
M-St Petitioner
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Bach ADS Charged ledger Minaum

DEUEL. COUNTY, s. D., LANDS
800 acres, good cultivatable, raw, $52
per acre; $50 acres, improved, build
ings, good, $50 per acre; 1880 acres,
fine improved, $4,000 trade, $1O5 per
acre; GAO acres, close in, improved,
$40 per acre, $4,000 trade. W. I.
Noble, Clear Lake, S. d. 20-3t*
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$40 ACRES IMPROVED CENTRAL
Minnesota farm; all in crop; best lay
ing natural drained land in Minnesota.
Price 1925 per acre, will consider $780,
900 income property and $4,000 cash,
balance 6 per cent. lean match any
IDEAL; Minnesota farmers are retiring.
Why? Write James F.. Carlson, 2S45
Irving Avenue South, Minneapolis,
MINI. 19-6t
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SOUTHEASTERN NORTH DAKO-
ia, Richland county, virgin prairie
section for sale, very cheap, If sold
before May 1st. All level soil, black
loan. Seven mites to town, ~ miles
to church. II broken and put to flax
this year the crop will very nearly
pay for It. No trades considered. II
Interested write William Roberts, Col
fax. NJ b. 17.10t
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Z / HAvE FOR SALE TWO OF THE
best improved farms in northern Sowa,
two miles from town, one of 200 acres,
the other $40 acres; can make any
terms; have other pieces, 100 acres
land two eighties; also 16O acres two
miles, from good town with grade
school. c. H. Christians, Dougherty,
iowa. @ 22-3ti
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EASTERN SOUTH DAKOTA I'M
proved farms Tor sale, near the city Of
WATERFOWL; good soil and climate;
close to; best markets.; prices right.
Write W.. McCHntic, Watertown,
rs. b. 23.6t%
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THE SIFFORD HOG REMEDY CO..
Eof Logan, Iowa is putting out hog
remedy that has attracted the atten-
tion of the feeders of Harrison coun-
|ty. 1t VIII pay some OF our big feed
ers to- try it; out here. See their al
In this paper this week. 23-lt.
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[ HAVE GOOD EASTERN NEBRAs-
|ka farms, Greeley county, on the crop
payment plan; so to So; improved,
SIS to SIPS; 1880 acres to deal for
smaller farm, 10000 for income; $40
we'll improved at $780,; take small
farm $4,000 cash, balance time. Foley
& Son. Greeley, Nebr. 233SSt =
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i SEQ ACRES IOWA CORN LAND
all in one body, has been handled as
separate well improved farms, will be
|sold in any sized tracts to suit pur-
chaser, ten year time at 5 per cent on
Etwo-tlhrds Of value, average price $3.50,
per acre. Ned O,Neill, Clear Lake, la.
$40 la. 23-4t +
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FOR SALE To- IMPROVED FARMS
for sale to close up partnership
IDEAL Southern Minnesota Land Co.,
EBlue Earth, MINI. 18-10t +
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

&c: KANSAS LAND
/ SOUTHEASTERN KANSAS FARMS
All sizes; lowest prices; terms $1,000
and up; send for booklet. The Allen
County Investment Co., lola, Kansas.
i + 1887
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800 ACRES ADJOINING TOWN AT
iOnaka, Faux county, 8. D.; improve
lments cost not less than $4,000; all
fenced; good water; 100 acres under
cultivation; $45 per acre; mortgage
$4,000 at 5k per cent, balance cash.
II. j. Hanson, Onaka, S. D. 14-10t*
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NORTHERN IOWA FARMs-sEE
our improved farms in 'Chickasaw and
adjoining counties before you buy.
Write us today. Reilly Bros, New
Hampton, Iowa. s 19-5t*
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INSTRUCTION IN DRESSMAKING
most approved methods, Satisfac.
|tion guaranteed. For catalogue and
Efnif information ca1i. or write Deborah
Tomkins, Manager Shows College. 215
Mathesoh ST. Phon6 1904. lott
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FOR SALE-120 ACRES. EASY
terms. Part trade. Good land, good
buildings. A bargain. J. W.. Miller
Jr. sr-.-r,-; 23.2t.
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CARD or THANKS

We wish to extend our thanks to the
kind friends and neighbors who SO
kindly assisted us during the Illness
and death OF orr beloved son.
: MI. and Mrs: Ed LANCER.
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| BEST, CHEAPEST YARNS AND
ranches In east Colorado. 100 to s.
900 acres. No agents. II. F. Cline,
Brandon, Colo. 16-1Ot4.
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SEE THE AlANAa4AatD co. If. YOU
want to buy a farm, a city home or a
town. lot They have q big list to- Sc
Elect from. 231t
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BUSINESS sRlEFs |,

FURNITURE SALE SATURDAY
There will be a sale Of household
furniture on the street In Denison on
Saturday, June 7th, at o'clock. Ma.
lone Bros, Auctioneers.i ~ 23-lt
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LOST

LOST HORSETI1DE ROBE LAST
evening in the city limits. Finder
please notify Ed Norman, Phone 31-R
and receive reward. 22-i
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IMPROVED 40 ACRES, az MILES
from town in Van Buren county; ideal
poultry farm; terms; from owner. c.
F. Hayward, Chnrdan, Iowa. 22-2ts'
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FOR SALE: / MOLINE UNIvERS-
al tractor, in perfect repair, having
only plowed about 80 acres. Also one
u row cultivator and 10 foot disc TO-
be hitched to tractor, but will sell
separately. G. A. Olsen, Kiron, Iowa.
LIT