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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION OF
EIiECTION "a

K /. w. III. Laub, mayor OF the CITY OF
DenisOn, Iowa, do hereby proclaim and
give formal notice unto ali qualified
electors Of the incorporated city Of
Denison, Iowa, qualified by law to vote
at the regular municipal election held
on the last Monday IN March Of this
year: that the regular election of oficers
Of the city Of Denison, Iowa, will be
held on the last Monday in March, 1920.
the same being the 29th day Of said
month. at which time the following ON.
7,ers will be chosen by the qualified cleo
tors of said city, tOwft: q |'4'f a
/ Mayor for the term Of two years. q
I Treasurer for the term Of two years
Assessor for term of two years.
One councilman from first ward for
term Of two years. 5t!ts6 GSf y ~ sySfl'
Ms One councilman from second ward
For term Of two years. i.
+ One councilman from third ward for
term of two years. S,s
Two councilmen at large for term
of two years. ia ~ ri .s.. \.
Polling places will be chosen by the
city council and notice Of the same
properly given. !.
Witness my hand and seal this I'd
day of March, 1920. u,
( = (signed) w. H. Laub. a.
est Mayor
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
DIFFERENT KINDS 0F SPEED
Aviator and Motorist Didn't Have the
Same Kind Of Comparison %
FL They Travelled.

II j n 4 q .
The motorist was taking an aviator
friend, recently returned from the
army air service, out for a spin:
Thinking of the 125-mile-an-honr speed
to which the airman was accustomed,
the motorist felt that 1t was incumbent
upon him to "let 'er out" His friend,
he felt, would feel, badly ambling along
at the land rate folks are used to trav4
cling. So he cut loose and the car
was tipping along at something like
30 miles an hour. n
Then the motorist felt hand laid
upon his arm.
"Going pretty fast, aren't you?" re-
marked the aviator, trifie uneasily.
After the motorist had slowed down
he asked: why, l thought the best
speed could make would seem slow
to you. How isit that 1t appeared so
fast?" B, n
"You see, in the air, even at our
greatest speed, eve seem more or less
stationary unless we look below us and
see objects Hitting past explained
the aviator. You know speed can:
only be reckoned visually-by things
one is leaving behind. Now, the, gait
you were moving q few minutes ago
looked mighty fast. uncomfortably fast
/ might say, to me. kept noticing
things we are leaving behind"
well, I'll be darned," said the mo-
torlst. II never thought Of 1t in that
way before. !" III
And the hand 81 the speed clock Jig
gied back to the 25-mile mark. KAN
sas City Star. Il
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
fIiE (ITY RT,ECTIOIN'9

The municipai eiection Promises to
becomSi VERY. Int i'm at ts
eyeE lR0uf Il IA M ~ shalit be:
uSh Ganell ilates were put fore.
as q 4 sa al r t e ss':tl rs +
SsEsi. ssli, Il Sss fsss f re
HSpuh IN and Democrat parties, had
: s:;ss q III lSf sss sgl
sp g, 81 4 sa4 s,;;,t sslt s,, Il sas4 Y
ne tks bsop5s oiiticaily than. before
The prpbabilities are there win be
more different political Organizations
thls yeSr han uaaal simply because Of
1 individaA anb4 lions asserting Them
S6ave1. ssE;l 81 sss ssS s s5ls5f III "
Inst Why theS people Of lDe1,ispn were
n not raj shed with the nominations for
I, Mayor ~ the two leading political par.
Il ties IA difficult 10 fully understand. The
rpublM4n caucus was held and 50 far
/ q ADVISED 4 was representative
gcAucus,E and presented Its nominations
that SHOULD have satisfied the .republi-
4 ems on the town, but some spf them
could only bury their sorrows by res
citing to a Citizens caucns and 70 the
Citizens, caucus was held. II \, u
The Democratic caucus was held In
proper form ard candidates for the
i various Offices aaonlinatedf and lastly, a
class of citizens So particular that
! Yeither the candidates nominated at
H4publica CAUCUS, the Democratic eau
Gus or the Citizens caucus pleased
their fancy 80 another effort was made
at bringing out a candidate for Mayor
& by a petition 81 49, s;4s 4
The American Legion was charged,
with this last movement, but the
legion resents the charge 1 and
says there is mo II fOundHtioi, for a
r6port II this kind, for the Organization
absoluttly refuses to take ptlrt In any
TOliticals contest. 4 = 4 II NJ r
We are not. disposed to End fault
with the individuals nominated for the
several soflces by other caucuses than
the Republican, caucus, but inasnach
as the sReviewI ie q Republican, news.
paper and believes in maintaining par.
ty orkapizati0ns, 1t is naturally inclined
to support the nominees Of the Repub.
lican c6ncus. las az
We afe Inclined to believestha there
I isa more excitement over the election
than .tliA facts warrane, becausesif Den
iSOn hat managed to get along in the
past we think, it will in the future
regardless OF who may repiesent the
tcity for. the next two yearss We do
not, however, wish to be understood
aSs Indifferent to the qualifications of
men holding city Offices, but sour faith
l In Sthe action OF the Republican city
caucus ~ such that. we are content to
trust it to select good men for the
variousi offices. Va
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
RI ;if Only Were!

!. The late Ella = Wheeler Wilcox,
though the most popular poet Of mod
ern times, steadfastly refused to enter
New York society. The most exclusive
Fifth avenue portals were open to her,
but Mrs. Wilcox passed them indiner-
emily BY, \
A New York magazine editor once
sought her out with an invitation to q
Fifth avenue dinner party.
'Tm sorry she said. "but I can't
Co." IA
"Oh," said the editor. "you must ac-
cept this inyitati0n!'
why must TT said the poet.
"Our host" the editor answered, us
ricll-rich a multimillionaire. You
must accept.
"Well, i would" said Mrs. Wilcox,
with q smile, ssif 1t were catching!"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
Not : stlckup.

While motoring in Tennessee on q
lonely road one night we were being
followed in a machine containing tve
colored men. They kept uncOmfOrt-
ably near us, and after a few miles
we motioned them to pass, hoping they
would speed along, as we feared a
possible holdup. Instead Of continu-
ing on, they stopped directly in front
,of us, and when one big black fellow
asked us to stop our hearts were al
most at standstill. However. we
breathed easier when he said: "Will
,you-all be so kind as to let us have q
little gas? We sho' can't make 1t to
town, TO- we am about out. "-Ex-
change.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
| 1BIisIE.laO0DLEss REVOLUTION

Two or three days ago q blOodless
revolution occurred in Germany In
which the old crowd, the militartsts,
were able to- drive out Of Berlin, the
only government which had been able
to maintain itself since the armistice
was signed.
President Ebert was superseded by
= more dominent charact ter. DR.. Won
Knapp, who has maintained consist
Eent record as a sympatlizer with the
old crowd. He Immediately began to
lay his plan for getting rid of the gov
eminent which has been in control for
several months. i L II W 81 Z.
President Ebert moved his head.
quarters away from Berlin and imimedi1
Eately ordered a strike fbf the ;Workmen
and other people Of Germany. with the
#re$tlt that the rev0ltefs realized that
they were up u gainst an oppostion
more Formidable than they had antfs
cipated and $50 d Compromise was pros
posed. The new Chancellor agrees 70
i1tAan old government Offices and re.
nounces the formation OF d new min
II case Tie strikes are held IN abey.
;aricess this comprpmise will result in
temporary relief In all probability. Gen.
eral Foch seems not surprised at what
has taken place andis prepared against
any move, that means disturbing the
condition in. a general way. .:..5s..
1 1T does not take a farsighted states
man to see that what Is happening was
destined to come IN any event before
long. In the first place President
Ebert has never had the confidence OF
the people which ia President OF coun-
try like Germany should have, and the
further fact has been apparent that the
real power of Germany is simply held
lin allegiance awaiting the9time when u
can be asserted with 'suthcient force TO
accomplish its purpose, whether that
time will come sooner or later remains
to be seen, but one thing is apparent
and that is that Germany will at least
make desperate effort to come back
and time will decide the result. J. Z
The latest reports are to the eject
that the new revolution Is broken and
that Ebert will aretllrn to mower. 80.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
MAYORS PROCLAMATION
Special Election
Deloit. IoWai,I March Q,

Deloit, Iowa. March Q, 1920.
& Public notice is hereby given that a
special election of the town of Deloit
will be held on Saturday. the Sd day OF
April, 1920, at the town hall, Deloit.
Iowa, from o'clock a. m. unit.
o'clock >. M, and that there will be
submitted theieat, to the voters of said
town, to be by them, voted upon, the
proposition of constructing q municipal
electric light system, and the PROPOSE
ton Of, issuing bonds Of said town In
the sum not to exceed $1O,000.0O to pro
AT said election the ballots TO be used
for the aforesaid proposition will be In
substantially the following form:
Notice to yoters) For an affirmative
vote on the following question make a
cross CO mark in the square after the
word yes" For a negative vote make
a similar mark in the square following
the word mo" Shall the following
public measure be adopted:
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,OrdlnatAce No. 3S3

An Ordinance Vaeating the! South
Twenty Feet of Church Street from the
West Line 81 LG:ust, Street to the EAst
Lime Of Main Street. sss.ss. !.
se Be tt Ordained by the City Council Of
Section l. The south twenty feet of
Church street from the east llhea Of
Main, street TO the west iinet of Locust:
and north Of blocks fifty.seven t57) and
fifty:eight ,(58) and abutting on same,
pbe and the same Is hereby vacated ~ z
VI SEQ. B. AL ordinances or parts Ofe0r.
dinances in conflict with this ordinance
are. hereby repealed. . ~; u Il, Il,
Sec. ID. This ordinance shall be In
full force and effect on and after its
passage and publication ~ provided by
law. + st,tysy@,s. S,,,4., Ill ~. n " 1 Il,
4 ass. W Signed: w. HI. LAUB, " IS
Attest: - :a5 Mayor. 4
EFF. Tucker. City Clerk. s. Hit
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

In the district court of Iowa, in and
for Crawford cOuAty--March term, 1920
iFirst National Bank of Denison, Iowa,
Plaintiff
y Pa VS. = ~ 81 a.
Robert r. Ewalk, Mrs. Robert r. Ewall ),
do Ewall, his wife, Mrs. A. r. Hill,
A. r. Hill, her husband. John Ewall
and Mrs. John Ewall, his wife, De
PENDANTS.
{ 10 the above named defendants: Rob
tert r. Ewall, Mrs. Robert. r. Ewall, his
wife, Orlando EwAll, Mrs. Orlando
EwaIl, hiss wife, Mrs. A. II. Hill, A. r
Hill, her HUSBAND, and John Ewall and
Mrs. JOAN I4Nall, his wife: :,
You hHN2 SRch of you are hereby mott
fed thatsfhere IS nov q; onstile in the Of p,
Crawfdr6 county, iowa the petition OF
splaintiH M the above entitled cause.
claiming Uf raid defendant Robert r
Ewall, judgment, costs and attorneys
fees upon a certain prOnissory note for
1920 90, dated January 9Th, 1909, pay
able on or before January. 9Th, 1910, un.
der and by4vir&ueS6f his endorsement of
said note to said plaintiff herein, who
Is now owner and holder thereof. to-
gether with interest thereon at per
cent from January 9Th, 1909, payable
Ss,;u ..oso 90 M ~
You are further notified that a GER
tam mortgage execu.ea oy ~ sa aa;a MAY ,,ats
,,n Ma1 the selioWir,r described real prop.
er r to.wit:
Lots Is and 16 in block 60, city Of
Denison, Crawford county, Iowa, ac-
cording to the recorded plat thereof,
was duly assigned to said plaintiff, who
Is now the legal owner and holder there
of; and also for judgment and decree OF
said court that said mortgage be fore
closed on said real property as against
all Of said defendants named herein,
whose rights, il any, in said real proper
ty, are junior and inferior to the rights
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
MInNEsoTA LANDS

1 500 ACRES, WELL Il IMPROVED
stock and grain farm IN southern MIN.
,nesota Fine buffdiny a. one mile 70 city
South St Paul stock yards. Price 500
per acre. Terms. s4,s \. 80 b I'd ],
200 acres wen improved stock and
grain farm. Eight miles from court,
house st. Paul; ten miles to South St.
Paul stock, yards; three miles from VII.
,lage Of White Bear Lake. Black soil.
clay subsoil. Present owner retiring.
has lived on farm forty-four years.
Price $3.50 per acre Terms. H G.. Han.
ford, 324 Ehdicott Bldg, St. Paul,
MINI. la-1t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
NORTH OAK TA LAND

Mr.. RENTER. DON'T CRAWL
on your hands and knees all your life
paying high rent, but get q home OF
your own near Hazelton, Enmons coun-a
Nv, N. D., and Get Up on Your Feet and
Walk. Good improved or uf1iMprpyed
farms at prices from $40 to $75 per
YOU are looking for a home, Is to come
and see for yourself. Come, your car
fare paid il you buy. For information
ana descriptive price lists write 81. III.
Briggle, Hazelton, N. d. sgi Ss4ts'
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

Der 10, but this does not mean that
the league of nations as a whole will
be adopted by the Senate when the fin,
al action is taken. III q
II There are some twelve republican
irre,1concilabl es, which are presumed to
be against the league Of nations as g
3whok and will vote against 1T on the
final passage. Il Il It presumed also that
some of The Democrats who may have
SUPPORTED individual reservations will
oppose them on final passage Of the
league. Mr.. Wilson will be entitled
when the league OF. nations is debated
to- .the verdict 6f defeating the treaty
which he himself helped to create.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
I t,s ~ NJ N oilyeeda,,.

iA neighbours, son was entertaining
shout twenty q his little Boy and; girl
friends at his birthday party. the
children were supposed to return to
their respective homes at eight O'Clock
in the evening !, however, they were
haEing such 4 good time when the
going home hour arrived. Its passing
stili. found Them: hhfd at It. The moth.
er of the little host t'suggssted to him
the adyisabiiity .of minimizing to Ills
little friends the lateness ,of the hour.
This IS how he did #; s44 s.;s
'say. It's nine o'clock I'm eettine
slespy, and you KIDS have got to g
home!"
whats that? Go home this earlyi'
said one, 81 his indig nant little ues1tssI
Il thought this was to - an ! all-nish'
affair !" slfa3S, sftt't
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
Ancient Perfume.

1T seems strange to read of saffron
as q perfume but such it was almost
universally. and an. element of "ro-
nance about 1t lies in the story told
|by Hakluyt of pilgrim smuggling. at
the risk Of his life, from the Leyant,
a head Of saffron in a hollow made in
flis staff.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
Flaws In Diamonds.

Flaws in the diamond consist large
Nv Of black or carbon spots. These
are formed of uncrystalllzed carbon.
tNatdre in tlleTcase Of the spotted dta-,
mond stayed her hand before she had
completed tie process of perfect crys-
;tal)izatien.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
SENATE PASSES ARTICLE 10

On Saturday Article 10 of the league
passed the Senate by a vote Of more
than two to one and as it passed the
Senate 1T was practically the same as
the original Lodge reservation to num-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
TOO LATE Is CLASSIFY

& POTATOES.-Minne Early Ohio
potatoes, for seed or eating purposes,
and Navy Beans will be sold at Flynn's
hotel in Denison until Monday evening.
March 22nd. Phone 70. 11-1tS.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

SPECIAL HARNESS SALE. DE
string to reduce my stock before mOv-
ing to another location am making
special prices on all. styles Of harness
and strap work. II
Ed. Nelson. 1f-at
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17
ORIGINAL NOTICE

tsii OislS Ill Al NUIlCE \. 4,
tn. TN. uistsict court OF Iowa n j ana
ZOE GtaWl0f1 c0llt ~ anCns = sFIlA' Ase ~
J0nn Is. ~ oQdrNlnsiff ttaiiHtaH, "a ~.
q. We = -. 4 !. 81. ~ u, -, !,
Edmnna n: WoodrlM, 5ennie5 ~ ~ og ~
Y run Lsla. M.a Woodrgms DenMs y,
e,t Moodrun. ertrams NJ w 0oorI9 WI
tina Wopdrqnn Laura ,bele W03drunI,
/ Leroy BRYAN WoOoruH, I Ie til Wy
Woodrnn MRS COIN harvey COZ
run Marie ,Woodrun, Bertna Wooai
run, DAVID Jonathan ~ oodruns ,S owen
Darrell Woodyun Harley Wll il:s
NfschW1tz ana s.TheOdcre NlsenWAx,
:lIlefandankS at5 10 gl:}l3f QsJ3 YIstf.
state OF Iowa, Crawford county, So.
aalO EdInuhG f:WOO9r49M, yeniYe ".
WpodruI, Siaula NJ: sSv0odruH lDenHls. u.
woodruff bertram A.EW =, 9 u =.
ina Wooaru1, .lsap IRA 4 t$ei l 09druH
Woodrun. Mrs. Com Harvey WoOdIalH
Marie Woedrun tSert ma FvoOdruIs il1as I,
% Jonathan, Wao<arlm az SweM i@ri, !.
WQoarufI. sEaIley iiliaam NAschW1ltz
and 1fheodore NiscnWltS, oeiendahts.
You ana eacn OF you are nerepy notl-
ned that there IS now on ME IN the once
OF the clerk ofsN- me distrietS c0ure y y
Crawford county: lowe, me petiiion g
piaintiI Jonn WoodruH, aheglng
Glvioea seven-H!teehtns iHterest ~ li ne
following described real estate situate IA,
IN crawford county, iowa, to.Wlt. Inc y
west half OF the northwest quarter OF
section twenty-seven l27), ana the east
half Of the northeast quarter o. seciion
tWenty-eight 3t2S); all IN township eignLy.
four (s4) north, range thirty-nlne Wv
west OF the 9TH +. NJ J,
you are iurther notlned that piaintiH
IN said petition furtner alleges tnas de;
fendants, Dennis y. WoodruH ana Bert
OF an UNDIVIDED hree-fifteenths interest,"
IN sara real estate: tnat de1endant. I'd
mund +. WoQdruir, IS the owner OF an
UNDIVIDED one-nfteenth interest," IN sald
real estate, tnat defendants, Leroy BY
an WoodruH, Com Harvey WoodruH
Marie 1NoodrdM. Bertha Woourun. DaN,
- Jonathan Woodrur, owen Darrell
WoodruH ana Harley Wiiham Niscn'
WITT, are each the owners OF an undlvid.
ca one one.hundred n1th tl-lVo, interest,"
IN sald real estate; tnat ue1enGant, LULA
~: WoouruH, Is the wne OF plainIiH'
John Z. woodruff that deiendan., Jen'
ME w. WoodrnR ls the wites oIsdeienG-
am, i1dmuA q Il WoodrlH slna4 sde1en1.
Faht, Dennis %, HWoodruM. Is unmarried
that defendant. martina WoodruH, Is tne
wire OF defendant, Bertram y. Moo9'
run; that defeAdant, Laura Behe, Wood'
run: is a widoW ana unmarried; .tnat de'
fendant, Leroy bryan Woodrun is -, uil'
married; that defendant, MRS. CON HaT'
vey WodruH. is the wire OF deIendant
com harvey Wcodrun; tnat deIenuant q
MARIE WoouruH& bertna WoodTun
David Jonathan Woodrun; owen par
rel Woodrun ana Hariey Wnnan1
NlscnWltz, are minors anq unmaTrlea
ana that deienoant, Ineouore Niscn,
WITT, Is widower ana unmarried: ina.
the several owners OF sald real estate
are unable 70 agree mutua!iy upon q u
vision Thereon.
You are further notined tnat pialntll
IN SAID petlnon demands 1uagment an nu
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

WE HAVE FOR SALE ON EASY
terms, improved farms with best Of soil;
ranging in price from $50 to 80 per
acre; located in Becker, Mahnomen ana
Otter Tail counties, Minnesota known
as the lake region. For further partic.,
ulais write GlaumY& sGlaum, spetrcit.
MINI. s45,fss eil;7t*
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WILL SACRIFICE TWO QUARTER
sections, Bottineau county. North :Da.1
gkota, land. 4 Write owner for terms and
price. Frank iHuna, 55S Peter st, lst.
Paul, MINI. S.4t$
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

Prominent among the causes of mar
,ital "incompatibility" is the failure of
'wife's cookery to agree with hubby's
stomach. a
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

FRESH MILK AND CREAM, IN
quarts, pints and half .pfnts.i for sale
The Boys department store, every day
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Of twenty-five Cents
MISSOURI LAND

LAND BUYERS LOOK CAN
buy the finest farms in central Missou-
ri for 1926 per acre, and sS5 to 500 per
acre will buy fine farms; write us for
full information. The Missouri Land
Co., Windsor. Mo. 2.1Ot4
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We will sell horses, harness, good
wagon and ssome farm machinery after
hog sale Saturday at feed barn.
Malone Bros, 1-1t4
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IF, rot 70 !, Wish ii /. YiouR suIT RE.
pair paired, pressed q cleaned, don't for.
!, get ". e. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies and gents clothing
trSaxed IN sworkfnanlike manner. 00.tf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

Rights Conferred by Freedom.
In free country every man thinks
lie has a concern in all public matters
-tlat he has ".sf't to.form and A.
Burke,
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! y, We HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID:
vertised Taking machines that w
are closing out 1t 1 very low price.
aThk Corner fJewelry Store. & l2S4-tG
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IF YOU WISH A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me. Stamped en-.
velope or no reply. Lillian Spr0ul, Sta
ton H. Cleveland, Ohio. 4-20-t*
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Cent Per Word Each Insertion Charged ni,
HELP WANTED

WANTED-GOOD LIVE DISTRICT
agent in this county to write hail IN,
surance and appoint agents. Liberal
commission offered. Address LOCK Box
1888, TT. Dodge, Iowa. S-4tS'
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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

WE BUY, RAISE AND SELL FUR
bearing rabbits and other fur-bearing
animals. List what you have with US,
stating your lowest prices on large lot
shipments. The Fur & Speciality Farm
ing Co.. 515.517 N. p. Ave., Fargo. ~.
Oak: 10-4t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

(. FOR SALE-HARD COAL BURNER
in good condition. Phone 357. Tilt
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SPECIAL SALE ON WORK SHOES
and dress shoes at $3.50 and up per
pair. Ed. Nelson. 11-2t
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HIGH GRADE n MO. FOR SALE.
Phone sos. 4, So vi 900 10-2t's
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I ORIGINAL NOTICE

New and second hand harness for
sale, at the Denis0n Harness Shop. 10,3t
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-17

Those in favor of issuing bonds for
electric light purposes will make
cross * mark in the square following
the words For issuance of bonds, etc.
Those not in favor OF issuing bonds
for electric light purposes will make a
cross tX) mark in the square following
the words Against the issuance of
bonds" etc.
AT which election all of the legal vot-
ers of said town are hereby notified to
appear at said time and place. This
notice is given by order Of the council
of said town pursuant to sections TO,
ct seq. of the supplement to the code
Of Iowa, and pursuant to section 1306-b,
ct seq. of the supplement to. the code of
Iowa, and to sufficient petition in ac-
cordance Herewith. q
Dated at Deloit, Iowa, this I'd day Of
March, 1920. 49,
w. III. Kuhn, Mayor.
Clerk. cat
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