The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-02-25
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PICKUP COLUMN

he held for nineteen years, and then re-
turned to Burlington and purchased the
Hawk Eye. He was also a third owner
OF the Fort Smith, Ark, Times-Record
Of which J. p. Aue, formerly OF the Al
ton Democrat and the Register at Des
Moines, is active manager. 49,,
The Audubon Canning company has
started contracting their 1920 acreage
of sweet-corn, and have raised the price
to $15 per ton, and expect to put out
the usual acreage. 1t is claimed that
when SIS per ton is added to the value
IL the stalks as fodder it is a very good
proposition and one of the best paying
crops farmer can grow.
The Dearborn Construction company,
OF Waterloo, has been awarded a con-
tract Cor paving at Postville, Iowa. The
cnntract calls for two course concrete,
and the price at which the contract was
awarded was 1888 per square yard.
Hoover for President" club has
besn started in Des Moines. which pro-
poses allegiance to Hoover's candidacy
whether he runs as a republican, demo-
crat or independent.
h franklin X. Lane, retiring secretary
Of the interior, will become an execu-
tive OF the Pan.AInerican Petroleum
and Transport company when he relin-
quishes his ofYicial position. His salary
VIII be $4,000 annually.
j. ii. nm. sof Hastings; Neb., an OH.
cial OF the q. L. D., Highway associa-
ti0il, wants I'd test the law to determine
who will furnish the screws with which
tOsattach the license, or certificate, to
aIfe auto, the state or the auto owner.
ALTO cents for each car for screws the
atSts would haye to pay between 800.
60 and $22, 900 more than if the owner
p11tchased the screws y q; s !:
Niniam' Howard Taft will speak IN
O1sahaf on April I'd, under the. auspices
Of$sthe Northwest Warriors committee
Of characterization His speech will be
merely fOrerunner of a systematic
campaign to be waged in Omaha and
other cities against the radical element.
Division Of the $500 reward for. the
capture OF the five desperadoes who
escaped from the LeMars Jail after
shooting the sheriff's son.. has been
abandoned by the committee of three
pDointed by the board Of supervisors.
the LeMars city council and the banls-
err, association. There are % claimants
for the reward. Action will be taken
by. the board of supervisors at the
March meeting. The case is of more
or less interest around here because
Sbsrin Maxwell. whose son, William,
w. shot, has relatives living in Craw
ton Itsbdittys Il tf ~ tit4if !:
Reese. Il
t has been given out that Harlan will
g t.a Che e. tha fsK atioaaa
will bef3119A AaaA t1erhQlauss snd the s10yg
arc woi 4g hard to increase the mem
bership III the required number, twenty
viIlianI sRath, formerly of Denison.
who 10 now at Whittier, Calf, has Just
purchased from William Espolt, an old
time resilient of Crawford county. an
orange HIVE. containing " acres OF
fun beafihG oranges for the sum of $29,.
600. Tk@ krove is southwest of Whit
tier. an his been for years ohesof the.
show Gf4yes Of tlsat District M.
Espolt, liz y said, Will move Antoswh HIT
~ 9 'sa: =,
DR.. ana Mrs Hugh Jenkins, profni-
Ient Jackson county people, with their
daughter will soon leave for a trip to
Europe where they will visit the grave
Of their son, who died with the flu in
England, Just as he was about to sail
for home. They will also visit in
France. before returning to the states.
Leo Stuhr, secretary of agriculture
In. Nebraska, says that a great many
seed dealers are selling imported alfalfa
seed, believing it to be home grown
brand Stuhr says that the foreign
seed has even a brighter and better ap.
nearance than the home grown, but that
It Ii not SO rugged and more subject
to winter kill. -
s.. Williams, aged As, is dead and
Char1eGe lnghram, aged 40. is not ex.
pected Five as result of drinking a
solutioHs Of shair tonic. which they claim
they bdh&M in Omaha. Both men live
at Perctval 1S5,f4s,g
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AttorreysS. D. Crazy. of Ute, is To-
eating In 6ioux City his business con-
Hections At. that place having increased
to SUCH d demand that the move be.
comes necessary. S. d. has been a
practicipk ATTORNEY at Ute for a mum.
her of years. and he will be greatly
4. 1kSeaE fAuiulTal TtODeTL r. redFy, us
c0yerer OF the north pole died at his
h0me in Washington. D. c., last Fri.
day, after an illness of two years. His
aifmeiit was pernicious anemia, and
during his illness thirty.five blood
transfusions had been of no avail.
Sailors, attaches Of the naval hospital.
and many ex-service men gave of their
lifes blood in the vain effort to pro-
long the life of the country's foremost
explorer. @.G.a.
Robert Taylor. of Fort Dodge, has
filed. suit AGAINST his mother.in-law.
Mrs Roxie Beach, for $4,000. Mr.. and
Mrs Taylor were married last Oct
Ober. and 1t is claimed by Taylor that
in November Mrs. Beach with sys-
tematic purpose began her efforts tOl
rob him OF, the affections of his WIFE"
Mrs. Vladimir Klaminiski, Russian
peaSantiW0man from the Caucasian sec
ton of Russia, was stranded in Council
Bluffs last week, because a thoughless
brakeman put her off at the Burlington
station instead of the transfer. She had
a ticket which read New York to San
francisco, to which place she was going
to meet shef husband. After being put
of the train at the Bluffs the woman
spent thesentire day in the station with
out food. having spent her last money
in Chicago She was unable to speak
a word srf EEnpliSh and as night came |