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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
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NOTICE OF iNcoRPokATfoN
or Newcomer Breeden Construction
and Silo Company"
Notice is hereby given that the
Newcomer Breeder Construction at,o
Sflo Company has been Incorporated
under the laws or the state or iowa!
and notice thereof Is given as fol-
lows.
LIST. The name Of the corporation
is the Newcomer Breeder Constfic-
ton and silo Company" and It's
principal place of business is Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
End. The general nature 81 ihe
business to be transacted by sdch
corporation Is to buy, manufacture,
erect and sell silos. and all forms jor
construction OF cement and clay
products, including brick and tile in
all forms: also to buy and sell al
wholesale and retail, all forms OF
personal property, including the buy
Ing and selling and renting OF real
estate. as we'll as such other business
as the board OF directors may deter
mine.
3rd. The amount Of capital stock
authorized Is fifty thousand ESQ.,
0o0.00) dollars. The corporation may
commence business when Ave thou
sand (s50o.OO) dollars in stock has
been issued. Stock shall be issued
only for cash; or for property. sub
Ject to the approval OF the executive
council Of Iowa.
4th. The corporation shall com
mence business on the 9Th day OF
August. A. D.. 1920, and the termin-
alton of the corporation shall be- the
9Th day Of August. A. D., 1910. J,
9Th. The affairs of tho corporation
shall be conducted by 4 board of
three (3) directors. The flrat cleo
ton Of directors and officers shall be
on the second Tuesday in January
A. D., 1921, and yearly thereafter,
and until January IL. 1921. the fol-
lowing shall be the directors: A. c,
Newcomer, c. r. Breeder and B. L.
Carpenter; and the following persons
shall be the officers: President. A,
C. Newcomer; vice president, @. F.
Breeder: secretary. c. r. Breeden
treasurer, q. L. CarpeHter
9Th. The highest amount of in
debtedness to which this corporation
shall at any time subject itself shall
not exceed two-thirds (2-3) of its
capital stock.
7th. The private property Of the
stockholders shall be exempt from
corporate debts.
Witness our hands this 18th day
of August, A. D., 1920.
Newcomer Breeder Construc-
ton and Silo Company.
A. C. Newcomer president.
c., F. Breeder, secretary.
b. L. Carpenter. treasurer.
C.. H. e. Bcardman, attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
"yleIlAATEs" OR STATE coNs1AsulARy7

Under a plan recommended by Gov
ernor Harding and approved by a
committee 1t is reported that organi-
cation of vigilance committee is max
ing and to be made in the different
counties.
II the dispatches outline the plan
correctly those committees are to be
armed and given police poWers They
will watch and question any and all
that they feel or imagine they have
occasion to investigate and we are
told that much of the work will be
secret"
II we are to have a protective or
ganlzation 1t should not be secret
one or composed OF armed men car
'rying secret police powers under
secret appointment by Harding or
avn other person official or private
Some experience with such appoint
ees during the war afforded an ex-
perience whik should not be re-
peated. Marshal Nick Reeds letter
to Harding wherein he related TAX
ing such secret authority off a rather
notorious criminal and sending 1t
back to the governor as favor comes
to mind. And there are other in
stances which might be cited.
It we need state constabulary let
ts consider the question and create
sueh>a body openly and legally. If
any special force Is to be added to the
present protective forces, which
seem in many instances to be incom-
potent and incapable. let IL be done
openly and not secretly. To create
a system Of secret espionage conduct
ed without head and largely without
responsibility, to scatter secret po-
lice powers and lethal weapons
secretly broadcast over the state is
likely to provide more annoyance
than protection and likely to lead
to serious consequences thru mis-
takes and unwisdom Of those thus
clothed with authority SO unwisely
conferred.
II state constabulary. like that of
Pennsylvania is needed, let us organ
ize 1t under law and with responsible
lily land Of men selected for their
ltness under chiefs properly selected
for their fitness and to whom re-
sponsibility can be brought home and
who are responsible to the people Of
the state and for whom the, state is
responsible.
To create secret force Of espionage
by appointment secretly made and to
be under orders and suggestions by
different men in different counties
would mean annoyance to respectable
citizens and perhaps outrage in in
stances and it is not at all clear that
such force would be OF any real
protective value except to individuals
who desired to use it for their own
purposes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
Ripping Rhymes
bv WALT MASON
BY WALT MASON
TRANSMITS.

TRANSMITS.
we'll have
pass4
while!
you'd him
by
hatred feed For would die tonight in the silence
the with n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

u,
these soft-hearted and soft minded
persons of both sexes have been at
| their usual work of cluttering up>the
United States language. They dared
not make use OF KID and so they
| hitched the utterly senseless, use
less ana effete syllable on the end
and dubbed the progeny of man
| Riddle"
There's but one synonym for child
| that's worse and that's tot" and
| still worse, tiny tot" Call freckle-
| faced. ll-day boys "kids' when the
| occasion is proper, but in the name
Of the virllity OF the tongue forget
| Riddle
GET DOWN TO COAL BUSINESS.
ICedar Rapids Republican,
A local coal dealer says that they
are paying not the prices given out
by the government as the prices at
the mouths of the mines, but two
times as much, and In Some instan-
ces more. W/fave no reason to
| doubt his statement. The local coal
dealers, we believe, are trying to de-
| liver coal to their customers just as
cheaply as they can, retaining for
themselves only what is their proper
due for doing the business and the
worrying-aud there Is said to be
more worrying than business at
| times.
But that does not alter the fact
that tho cost at the mouth of the
| mine, plus n reasonable profit to the
| operator is around three dollars a
| ton. The rest is added by some ono.
| The men who dig the coal are not
| getting 1t. Some one Is getting 1t and
| the chasm between what the miner
| gets and the consumers pay is wide
| enough to have few thousand
grafters dropped into 1t. That Is
| where they ought to be dropped
They are doing to coal just what
| they did to sugar and now we know
that all the time they were liars
about sugar for there is plenty of
| sugar left and there has been plenty
of 1t all the time.
Mr.. Attorney General Palmer says
he will have It investigated and he Is
sending out more Investigators. But
they Will probably show up as boost
ers for the party. going about at
! public pay. Even most OF tho liquor
! law sleuths are said to be politicians
| who are looking over the ground and
making little hay for the party
success In November.
I The country does not care about
any more investigators. Mr. Palmer
| department. knows where it is and
what 1t Is There is no additional in
| formation to be gained by investiga-
| tors shopping about the coal bins out
lii the country what they want TO
see is q few hanginSs on the way
from the mines to the consumers.
/ While the president ~ spending
his thoughts telling Europe how to
! proceed, and while the man who
! wants To be his successor is talking
about corruption funds in politics
while they are busy about such
/ things we need a little more atten-
ton to affairs at home and the pro-
fiteers in coal are allowed to thirty
! times thirty millions, out of the con-
| sumers of coal, az others were al
! lowed to take thirty times thirty
/! millions, or nine hundred millions in
all out of the consumers OF sugar
| and that without any one of the
grafters being hanged for 1t.
TALK OF MORE PRECINCTS.
webster City Freeman Tribune.1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
stuart-A gang Of robbers who ar,

Sfuart-A gang or fODDerS VINO are
eVidently well organized have been
pulling off numerous crimes along
the Rock Island road In the past few
weeks. The latest report is that of
Wednesday night when about $4,000
worth of clothing. silk shirts and 9TH
er articles We're taken from the r. ].
Mckee store at Stuart. The crooks
secured seventeen high priced suits.
four dozen silk shirts and consider
able other property. Sunday night !"
Dexter garage was broken into
tires and accessories to the value
81 coo we're taken. The same n
an automobile was stolen at Stua;
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

lieving that 1t might be necessary to
double them. There are now 2,34S
precincts in the state, II in Hamil-
county. In Polk county, in which the
city of Des Moines Is located, there
are rs voting places. Just what the
situation may be in the cities the
Freeman journal cannot say, but
out in the rural districts like Hamil-
ton county, including Webster City,
we do not believe 1t is necessary or
advisable to increase the number OF
voting places. At the school election
In this city this spring something
like 1900 votes were cast ut one poll
ing place in the afternoon. True. it
will require the voter longer to pre-
pare and cast his ballot at q general
than at school election, but the
matter can easily be adjusted and
every voter given full opportunity to
vote by Increasing the number of
booths at the polling places. The
judges and clerks of election, as a
rule, could take care of many more
voters than viii present themselves
to vote, If system Is observed and
ordinary intelligence used. Election
officers should be selected with a
view to their fitness rather than as
q political reward, and now that the
women are to vote 1t is to be hoped
they will be so selected.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

COMPANIONS. MOTT FRIENDS.
Mason City Globe-Gazette.
The young man who sduanders
his money has many companions,
but few friends. Men form friend
ships for those whom they can re-
spect, and no one respects another
who dissipates his substance in riot
Gus living.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
The Windmill,
AUGUST NOON.


In the noontide's golden coincidence
the worh lies ripe and sweet
Like mellow summer apple swell
ing yellow in the sun
And a single valiant locust thrills to
mock the throbbins heat
While swift the sands Of summer
thru the hands of August run.
Inc song and fire OF springtime they
are Visions left behind
And on the CLASSY stream of life like
roth the minutes glide
Ihere is no voice Of bird or beast:
no sound OF running wind
To wake the world that dreams to-.
day beside an ebbing Tide.
Upon the weary maple trees no leaf
~ has stirred for days
They wait September's flaming
torch to fire and set them free.
Along the reaches OF the hill, all
glamorous with haze.
The needles OF the golden rod have
woven tapestry.
The baking roadway's dust is fine
and thick beneath your feet
And in the distance glimmering, the
heat imps dance and hover
AND where the meadow grasses bend
their heavy heads and sweet
An aged hoary bundle bee is ravish-
Ing the clover.
And somewhere under arching trees,
the turf Is soft and deep
The leaves are tender tracery against
the brooding sky
And just beyond the shadows Is the
borderland of sleep
Where thru the lazy summer days a
weary man may lie
And hear the glowing hours pass
with none to mark their nurloer
While purple languid shadow leng his
come creeping from the west.
Oh God who made the August give
her days to me for slumber
With my heart held in her keeping
and my head upon her breast.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

THE railway unions got what they
wanted, the railroads got what they
wanted, and now the public will
have to want what 1t got" says the
Mason City Globe Gazette.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
IOWA OPINION AND NOTES.

The wise Individual Is going to
put some money aside today for to-
morrow when financial returns may
not be SO large" says the Newton
News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

Governor Cox is mighty smart
man. but he has no place in national
politics. He acts like man running
for a county office" says the Carroll
Herald. You could so into any
court In Iowa and pick man as we'll
suited as he is to lead a party sin a
national campaign. He and Roose-
Welt are pair of two spots
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

UTTERLY SEN SELEaS.
burlington Gazette.1
This business Of calling defense
less children "kiudies!'' That's
camouflage. pure and simple. Recos-
nlzing the vlgor, II not the accuracy
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

II the Russians had only been as
enthusiastic for combat when there,
was a genuine authorized war going
on what difference there might
have been In the history of the
world.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

TALK OF MORE PRECINCTS.
webster City Freeman Tribune.l
And now19 there is talk of the
necessity, Of increasing the number
of voting precincts in Iowa on ac-
count of the woman vote, some be-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28
lowa Newspapers

NO SLEEPING PORCH.
TDes Moines Register.l
At any rate Senator Harding's
porch doesn't seem TO be of the
sleeping variety.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

After looking thru the battle
smoke at the results of the peace,
we're against disarmament. Ii we
gotta" be killed we'd rather be
shot-up than chicken or dubbed to,
death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

while 1t Is demonstrated that good
strong armies could clean up and
civilize Russia. who Is going to fur
nish the arrnies?' asks the Des Moi
mes Capital. Some of the American
paciilsts have been talking about our
duty to Europe" They see 1t now
more clearly than they did before.
But are they willing to send their
sons to make the new army or cun-
quest and occupation? This In the
question before the American peo-
pie"
The Sioux City Journal says
e"There Is no reason why women
voters should not hear the same polt-
teal speakers as men. There is no
reason why they should not read the
same political news and political
arguments as men. There Is no reii-
son why they should not have place
in party organizations on their merits
and qualifications just AS men have.
There Is no reason why they should
not 60 to the polls on election day IN
the same manner and with the same
self reliance as men. II they do
these things the new franchise will
have no more designating effect
upon the destinies Of the present
campaign ana the coming election
than the admission of new voters In
every campaign has
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-28

Starfish are found only in salt wat
err.
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Best ebony comes from the East
Indies
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fonr,nc, iorpanoleoe8 bc ipTn0te Sors
haobuingcr til Geoitcmthco % &arme
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nina flort uotrpftc Gnife. Gctte oeo
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Sc mere optimiltiifc mercedes Der CT
title &oob on, at Oct muliqcua tuu6c
lnffc5 at opertomme oelt tpltc 4tnlO-
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begnnbte Sp'fcrrc at rillge mcb Strife
flofferne og at icloe 2pfsn'fniug5
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
@loois Surserfris.

2onbon 14oe Warts. - 9lobige
Sptpier % aantpe er bruot I'D / ell-
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%itriccntrer, ierlig / Jranffurt an
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ne.
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r0rermangeIen.
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.ic1ljge STOLE { G5icoIo. le0iasct al
aagt. !. 6. %aals, "a uur i 9uen
ior at raaoilaa meo Nrmeen3 8ene.
rclltab ~oHgaaeuoe ogn NoIouiHg 9te.
gicriageu / Trentiocu agter at inn.
ta5c liIt o0erior VI. :. :. & Ai0e.
lnderne / 1eiitoleA. 0nna gienin
gar angnoan0e oeuUe %noretnIn9
i,Je5 ser, tommer til itor llOitrU
NINA az Uirfe beitemmcnoe pal Sri
oaportementets 0oIonIng bette
SpergsmnoI. iaa meJet mere Jon
bans 9lnifuelie itoItes al Superin.
tcu6cnterue / Glepelauo. Srbiana.
polls o. Getroit. 2pelleSlelren /
Chicago - Camp Hooiepelt - ifal
uopI0e3 % iorbeores.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
Poi Sfuopromie.

Sra Sberiool. Nep., bcrette5, at
lllpene er blet loa taIrige, o. oerc3
@eriinger laa uoitratte, al "Eubg
goQep Stoct g3iociatton" bar beiIllt
tet at iorbcie SfuoprGmicn Tor oisie
@piter.
Sor en- iul5uorcn aImiuoellc
"Groabein" pil Der hereiter bIi betaIt
$50 pr. Stpffe o. Tor 6pnIpe $25.
Gor Den minore llIpeart, iont gaor
uuoer gtaon al "Gouote", betoIe5 s..
pr. Stpffe, uoen 6cuinn til glocr.
Ser bor rPret orepet CT energilt
lSagt poa Oi2ie qronoige S~ta0e0pr,
uoell at ocrc5 9tutal / uogen mcrf.
bar 8rno er blcuet iormiuo'tet,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-03-19
De petlfr0mte Born.

Niis GanribeIIe Curtis, Tom npIie
tom tilbagc eiter lpnsere Sio5 lie.
ncite / 9elgien % 9t~orbiranfria, for.
tpQer, OF @srnene / De berieoe ii.
i~trifter enomu life har iorpunoet lin
Sfrpf, men iremNcles er bange for
of Hippo Tia los III SEQ. "1e eIef
triitc Sn5 paa pore SlllctrGr, Tiger
hun, "uar sc ierite man / DC herieoe
Strca hauoe iect, iioen arigen be.
gpn0te, o. 3rnrne ielp bar 0et isrite
8renne Ssrueuc moer ) slar gamle
hopoe ieet S%moaolgerne err enonu
bonge Tor at bare noget me6 1uffer
Of giere. % 8uiterne er meset bare
liae operior 9Ipanter, iorbi Spiferne
bapbe iorpret Dem beslise 5ing iplote
meo Sprpngitoi. S~escplaSiene er
ogian iaa o. imaa poa Sruno a.
Den 2are iom cr ~iorboanoen icrme.
BELT oe al 3pifernc eiterIabte Ora.
nater."