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Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17

The man on the corner says: Won der what the Laurel Hill car track looks like?
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17

Why not smash precedent, do away with cabinet members and simply call them stenographers or clerks
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17

It can be appreciated that Secre- tary Lansing is sincere in his state ment when he declares that he is ''profoupdly4 relieved" on leaving his post as secretary of state.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17

flow much this February weather Is appreciated will never be known until next July or August.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17
EDITORIAL NOTES.

If mind could only triumph over prices what tumbling there would be.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17

It takes an expert to tell the diff erence between war and peace in Mexico.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-17
Prohibitionists Not All Dry.

Let us not forget that man may be dry without being a. prohibition4st. New York Telegraph.
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PRICES HIGH

It VAS Predicted last fall when the
real 0tate( sales eased up for while
that he price Of farm lands would take
a tumble and many predicted that by
aprinE those who bought lands at the
ni9h prices paid for them~Would find no
sAles for their lands or II so necessarily
at a greatly reduced price.
It turns out, however, that the de-
Iland for lands are such that prices
Have advanced and are selling at an ad.
Vance over what they sold for last year.
Recent SAVES are certainly commanding
Higher prices. And 1t is no doubt but
what the prices will be maintained dur
ing the early part of 1920 at least. 1t
II generally conceded, however, that
when farm products are reduced in
rf1ces that like result will follow the
I1t5ces OF land. We think there is a rea-
son for this claim.
{ II the CROPS this year, are Of such g
Character that for want of demand
pricebIgo down it must logically be eex-
pScted that the prices rof siandsstyiil be
rAducesd. II would seem that II is about
time SOr reaction to come in prices Of
arm3ands{ in Iowa, but whether it will
GOme this year or later, every person
mustsjudge for himself. We cannot be-
llevel THAT prices of land will be .peTma;
nently maptained, but that a. reaction
sh6uld be expected before a great while.
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ORIGINAL Notice

In thesDistrict! coutatoi Iowa, in and
for Crawford cOunty-March Term
1920.
Ellen Mccarthy, Plaintiff.
vs.
Bridget Gertrude Mccarthy Ricard
Joseph fR16rds MARY Mitchell, Marie
FMcC arthy Mitchell, William r. Mitchell
Margaret aAoEarthy, Clara Mccarthy
Gertrude MeCirthy Ricard, Thomas Nc
earthly, Catharine Mccarthy Hunter
Harry HnnterSsnd John Purdy and Ell
heirs Of John Purdy and the unknown
claimants Of, Lot 2, Subdivision Of WIZ
NEA and E1s NWN and Lot A of Sub
division Of Lot VIZ NEA and EH
NWA Section IA, Township SO North
Range 80 West 9Th. p. M, Crawford
county, Iowa, Helen MCCARTHY and Ag
mes Mccarthy, Defendants.
To the above named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby mott
fled that there is now on file in the Of
flee of the clerk of the district court OF
the plaintiff. Ellen Mccarthy, in which
she states that she is the absolute and
unqualified owner of Lot Two az subdi
vision Of west, . half (vE1k) northeast
quarter (NEA) and east half CEN
northwest quarter (NWA) and Lot
Four ta) Of subdivisionsQ Lot One a.
west half WIZ northeast quarter
NEA) and east half CE1s) of the north
west quarter (NWA), section fourteen
"a, township eighty.three 1881 north
range thirty-nine (39), west of the. 9th
p. NJ, Crawford county, Iowa, and fur
Their stating that plaintiff claims that
the defendants make some claim OF
title, ownership and interest in said
property adverse to the plaintiffs, but
the plaintiff asserts that whatever in
terest, right and title of ownership said
defendants have in said property are
Junior and inferior to Sthe ownership
claim Of the plaintiff ,abd She asks q
decree of court quieting title in her to
said property as against each and all
of said defendants.
For particulars see petition now on
file. #E
Now unless you appear thereto and
defend before noon of the second day
of the next term of court, commencing
at Denison, Iowa, on the 18th day OF
March, 1920, default will be entered
against you and judgment and decree
rendered as prayed.
CONNER & POWERS.
Cat Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE
Hugo Weigand, Plaintiff, - n.

Hugo Weigand, Plaintiff, ,.
Otto schwenn, Defendant.
To Otto Schwenn, defendant above
You are hereby notified that there is
now on file in the office of the clerk of
the district court in and for Crawford
county, Iowa., q petition of the plaintlh
herein claiming of you the sum OF
$4,000 with interest from Nov. IL
1918, and for costs on one certain prom
you on the 21st day of November 1918,
Said petition further alleges that you
are a nonresident Of the state of Iowa
and that you have absconded so that the
ordinary process cannot be served upon
you and said petition prays for writ OF
attachment. +;
You are further notified that writ of
attachment has issued against your
property, rights and credits, and that
by and under virtue of said attachment
your personal property, consisting of q
stock of goods at Schleswig, Iowa, and
a. six cylinder, Mitchell roadster, located
in Sac county: on a farm operated by
Fred C.. Smith has been attached and
plaintiff asks the court to condemn said
personal property. For further paftic.
ulars see petition now on file. !, a;
Now unless you appear, thereto and
defend on OF before noon Of the second
day of the next term Of ;, said court.
which commences ut Denis6h, Crawford
cdhnty, Iowa, on the 2Sth day Of March,
1920, default will BIZ entered against
you and Judgment rendered as prayed, x
ff,.} CONNER. & POWERS, u
1T .,s,5 "A tgrneys FOR for PlaiEHtiF.
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THE PEACE TREATY

aTh6i senate of the United states yes.
teftiay adopted two more reservations
OF the peace treaty. One of them re-
lated to the Monroe doctrine provision
in the league of nations. The surpris.
ing thing ID that several democrats who
on former occasions voted against the
adoption of these reservations supported
them yesterday.
The reservation affecting the Mon.
roe doctrine had been one Of those that
the president has insisted should not be
adopted and his opposition has been
seemingly almost as strong as to Article
No. 10.
Fifteen democrats voted with the re.
publicans on the two reservations acted
upon yesterday. The vote was So to
22. A substitute reservation offered by
Hitchcock the democratic leader. was
first voted down and the republican res
eryati0n was then adopted.
1t :is sincerely to be hoped that the
reservations offered by the republicans
Wnl oil be adopted, including Article
No. 10, and with the peace treaty will
become effective with the reservations
a part of it.
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OFFICIAL PROCLAMATION Of I
I E5 EIECTlON ssst

T., w. II. Laub. mayor of the city OF
Denison,. Iowa, do hereby proclaim and
give formal notice unto all qualified
electors of the Incorporated city 0f
Denison, Iowa. qualified by law to vote
at the regular municipal election held
on the last Monday in March o. THU
year: that the regular election, Of ofiiceka
OF the city Of Denison.y lows, viii b.
held on the last Monday In March, 0E0s
the same being the 29th day Of saia
month, at which time the following ON.
GERS will be chosen BY the qualified elec.
tors of said city, towit: =.
Mayor for the term Of two years.
Treasurer for the term OF two years.
Assessor for term Of two years.
/ One, councilman from first ward for
term or two years. ss,
One councilman from second Ward
for term Of two years. il .5
One councilman from third ward for
term of two years. !. (. r.
Two councilmen at large for term
of two years. Do !, ps ~
Polling places will be chosen by the
city council and notice Of the same
properly given. si6
Witness my hand and seal this I'd
day Of March, 1920.
I'll tsignedD w. H. Lanb.
9-3t III r. Mayor Is
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do Ewall, his wife, Mrs. A. r. Hill,
A. r. Hill, her husband, John Ewall
4 and Mrs. John 4EWall, his wife, DE;
& fendants.
a lTo the above named attendants: Rob.
ert r. Ewall, Mrs. Robert r. Ewall. his
wife, Orlando Ewall, Mrs. Orlando
EWhllS NM wife, Mrs. A.. r, Hill, Al. r.
if1iit Dbl Husband, and John Ewail !And
sMfS. john Ewall. his wife: issf
You and each of you are hereby mott,
fled that, there Is now, on file in tine Of
nee p6 1llea clerk of the district court of
Crawford county, Iowa, this petition of
plaintiff ,in the above entitled cause,
claiming Of said defendant Robert r.
EWall, Judgment. costs and attorneys
fees upon a certain promiss0ry note for
$1200.0O. dated January Sth. 1909, pay.
able on or before January 8th, 1910, un-
der and by virtue of his endorsement of
said note to said plaintiff herein, who
Is now owner and holder thereof, to.
getfer with interest thereon at s per
cent from January 9Th, 1909, payable
annually, said note being signed by one
Mary Ewall. ..e9j ,.
( You are further notified that a. Ger.
tain mortgage executed, by said Mary
EWall to secure payment of said note
upon the following described real prop
erty, tO-wit:
Lots Is and 16 in block GO, city OF
Denison, Crawford county, Iowa, &c
coriing to the recorded plat thereof,
was duly assigned to said plaintiff, who
i 81 4! the; lffal gwnen and holder there
said sda.s court s shat G1s
Eall Of .1 saia ehdaS,s ma aa9SH hsttln
Ety, are junior and Inferior, tblAhe rigHts
III said pIatntiff hetAM; tlisfsthk eqlHj
OF redemption of said defendants and
each of them in said real property, be
forever barred and foreclosed, that spe
cial execution issue for the sale of saiG
property to satisfy said claim with in
terest, which now amounts to- the sun
of about $24OO.O0, together with abstract
fee, court costs am sEat.osnsyss sfses s.
ll5e0dhsays Sommiih hiding dt Hdf tn ppr
chaser under Aaid fnsfc@furH ssfS N
possession of said preiseS, ann fog ~
decree Of said court US nid5y seem seequir
able in the premises. (No persona
| Judgment Is asked against any of sait
defendants except Robert r. EwalD
For further particulars see said pc
tition on file. ~ ~ u $780,
And that unless you appear thereto
and defend before noon of the secont
day of the march term, 1920, of sai(
court, which will commence at Denison
Iowa, on the 18th day of March, 1920
ldefault will be entered against you ant
leach of you, and Judgment and decree
RENDERED thereon as provided by law.
George McHenry and
p. w. Harding,
cat Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed bids, addressed to the board
of supervisors of Crawford county
Iowa, marked on the outside Of envelope
|"BIDS ON DITCH WORK. and Civ,
ing the name Of tfea bidder will be re
ceived at the Office Of the undersigned
up to 2 o'clock p. M, March %, 1920
for the construction Of a drainage ditch
along the course of the Nishnabotny
river, in Crawford county, Iowa; ap
ditch being Known as the Manila
Drainage Ditch No. 2. .s,,3ss .;s3s
The work will be let to- the lowest re
sponsible bidder on separate; i sections
The work has been divided intO..3 see
flags an aa s shs HIGHT 'e of s *
caSsation in cad sectiSf'is aht t6llows:!
h iFaftiOn !. maap d8fh 2TN0O yards.
4 tlSe$bon q. lateSsal 4 ~ yards.
Asssslimn :; la Il b, yasas. TIA,
|wiil ti M til undersigned
Pahd tha sebntraet and bond to be signed
by the successful. bidder, must be those
furnished by me.
Plats, profile and specifications DIRE
now on file in the Office of the under
signed. ltt Sr g.
Each bid must be accompanied by q
certified check or cash in the sum eQba
to 10 per cent of the amount bid, slid
cash or .Gheckto be returned if bid il
|nofssS 1.sand If successful to }be
RETAINED only as guaranty that the hid
der will enter into said contract.
/ The time fixed for the commence
ment Of the work is May 1, 1920, ,ant
the work to be completed by Jan.} l
1921. .5 s,s y.e u
The right to reject any or all bids il
PRESERVED. ras,,s 35.4 4,;,-s.,t.s -
gDsnisoa, Iowa, TYes; w 1920; n,o
sgt County Auditor.
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Notice to Bidders

Sealed bids will be received at the OF.
flee of the county auditor of Crawford
county, at Denison. Iowa, until 1880
O'clock p. M. on Tuesday, March 16,
1920, for the construction of reinforced
concrete box clllverts.
Bids must be accompanied by certi-
fled check for five per cent of bid.
Plans and specifications may be seen
|ats the county engineers Office after
March II, 1920.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Board Of Supervisors, :.
Git Crawford County, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
JERSEY BARGAINS

\ Selling my herd Of Jersey cows, rich
in the Massachusetts Farm Pogis blood.
l have left few of their heifers and
three young registered typy bulls of SOL
Id colors, squirrel gray and fawn shades,
ranging in ages from four months to a
BULL Of proven merit, two years old,
weighing in normal condition over 1000
pounds, that l am pricing owing to tho
fact that I am going out of the business,
at much less than one-half, what any
breeder could quot them: F. o. B. Blen-
coe. Iowa, $4,000 to $4,000. These
heifers and bulls are great granddaugh.
ters and great grandsons Of the most
famous bull In the world. Pogis S9th Of
Hood Farm, Massachusetts, and the
last above described animal and mum.
her OF the others have dams Of remark.
able merit whose ancestors in d num-
Der of instances won international tro-
phies at world exhibitions. j. T. Atkin.
son, BlencOe, Iowa. In sgt
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION
Snecial Election
Deloit, Iowa, Marcel

Deloit, Iowa, March 2, 1920.
Public notice is hereby given, that
special election of the town Of Deloit
win be. held on Saturday, the Sd day OF
Apiil,. 1920, at the town hall, Deloit
Iowa, from % O'Clock m. until Z
o'clock p. m, and that there will be
submitted thereat, to the voters. Of said al
town, to be by them voted upon, the
proposition of constructing a municipal
electric light system, and the PROPOSE
!tiony of issuing bonds Of said towr, IN
the sum not to exceed $40. O00.0 90 to pro
cure the. funds to pay the cost thereof.
AZ said eectiDns the sballotsisto be used
for the aforesaid proposition will be in
SUBSTANTIALLY the following form:,p :
Notice to voters) For an affirmative
vote on the following question make a
cross Cx) mark in the square after the
word Yes" For a negative vote make
a similar mark in the square following
the word NO Shall the following
public measure be adopted:
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
REPUBLICAN CITY CAUCUS

There will be held a caucus OF the le
gal republican voters Of the city Of Den
ison, Iowa, March 8, 1920, at s p! m.
In the city hall, for the purpose of plac
ing in nomination candidates fer the
following Offices:
Mayor for the term of two years.
Treasurer for the term of two years.
Assessor for the. term of two years
Two councilmen at large for the term
OF two years.
And Immediately after the general
caucus the ward caucuses will be held
for the placing in nomination candi
date for councilman from each of the
three wards for the term of two years
! At the general caucus, it is desired
that committeeman for the city and
wards be elected. Committee.
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.WlsCaNsrN IANIt.

No. 220. 1bS acres, 80 t,uit Yated, hal.
ance timber and open pasture, fdir h6tlSs
and barn, hay, barf, machine shed. gfhtf.
arys chick house, corn crib \ we ~ n mile
school, 5 miles southeast Of Cutnhef
AAlmen a. s1so,oeI pet acre, cash, 81 a
ti No. Isl. asleas 4ptiraetlqdily lsxai
rich clay l9ams COLI 40 stOhe % AcEss
cultivated. talapce pasture, and an 81
8 room frame b6use with flil[ y
FBarn Tor ab Bout 30 itonS 0f lsay Hid N
read or Stock. wen ana vihdinlll 4 c!l,
main Il read telephone ,,aa and INIT ~
cream 3 ~ ntlss s o
;esoo' Sashs Balance 8 per Cent: ans
NO 1851. l60 acres 1s cleafstid D rd
Bungalow not finished FIJI, tooif Non
good wen. land lays! ifihe.. . Easily cl9s
ed! on road that ~ stat e Rad aifu Ut
be good soon. 5amilea9I iOrraine, ThtGlh
a good bargaii, at 5000 pei acre, INK
cash, balance long time. 81 SNI
No. 229. 100 acres, 80 cleared, nArt
cultivated, balance pasture and ;tinthet.
nice spring lake and also creek heats
on land. room house with. CELLAR
Garage 12x18, granary 12x14, baseniett
barn 38x4O chickhOuseS 10xl4, well IN
basement. "a mile school, 6 miles Shell
Lake. Great chance to have O private
trout preserve, and also an ideal stock
farm. On rural route and telephone
line Price s12,0Oo-$4Oo0 cash. ball
ance time at bankable rates. 3.s ID
No. 24o. 240 acres. 70 cleared. iipf
which about 80 is cultivated. BaianEe
nice second growth hardwood timbsr.
Fenced and cross fenced. Good share
with woven wire. Borders, Beautiful
lake. House 24x40 with = basemshtss
Nearly new nip roof barn 32x40s With
:leanto 2Ox30, osilo.. sheep barn. machine
she'd garage, @chicAenh61se, corn Glib.
wood She'd rev tenant, house 14x20. II 81
stories. taGoodo well. 1o.mile school.
miles Cumberland. e Price $3.50 per
iacre, half cash, Balance time. q (; "
No! @241. 1928 acres. SO cultivated %
more cleared, balance timber for t1l1ei
and pasture. Fenced and cross fefGeh.
Good room house with basement. New
hip ROOF barn 36x6O with full basentent..
Completes with cement floor and ahs
chions, new ciiickh0use,H hog h0use, mn
chine shed, granary.s ice house, gDdd
well, borders fine lake. On telephofa
and rural route, etc. School acroAR
road, IN miles to RarrOnetts Price $40
per acre, $4,000 cash, balance time. at q
per cent. .g. se <
l have many other good tracts Of i'm.
proved and unimprOved land. Let me
know what you want. can please. =
have Wisconsin and Minnesota land.
NJ. c. Bronkala, 304 Pittsburgh Bldg. ~.
Paul. MINI. S-1tS
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Bids will be received by the school
directors of Denison township, district
No. 6, known as the Coon Grove school
for the construction Of gas new school
building. Plans and specifications may
be seen at the Office of the county super
intendent of schools, f. N. Olry, at the
court house in Denison. All bids must
be in the hands of the secretary, w. G.
Pollock, on or before Saturday, March
10, 1920. The board reserves the right
to. reject any or all bids, w. c. Pol
lock, secretarysa s-ssN< s.St
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SETTLEMENTS

ysThGEe Is always more or less anxlety
amon the ,lnansa i11SEestS tId aA ksf
that tke demand {Sr n,ijjiy will grow
SO stfSng That the htsi interest win
be ilSreassd and e7sll That there viii
not enough none4ftf swing the set
tIeme It's I'd be madefh that time.
FORTUNATELY this 4j4l}i; there vast 3
fesliTS of Greater confidence than usual
and e think largely because the bus,
the hSed aid to prepare for it.
While the real estate transactions run
up. I'M the millions there does not seem
10 haNe been single failure to close
UP a. transaction on account Of the
shortage OF, money. q
TN banl& in Denison have reesoaa9As
cong1 tula&ng themselves tlats4asgy
Werea ble to handle the situation in 2
sstis1 ctor3 manner without single
Z hitch
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS CALL

] A call was issued for the republican
city caucus to be held March 9Th. We
do nat pretend to have very definite
inforhiatio1 as to who will appear as
candidates, but we have heard suggest
ed the name of ID. f. Voss for mayor.
MIR. Voss is well equipped for posi-
ton of this character. There may be
other candidates. but so far we have
not heard of them except that Mayor
Laub is supposed to be a candidate to
succeed himself. E .El
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NOriCEi m PROBAI1iE

NUNACkI IN t'1oObAlE 5
State Of Iowa, Crawford County, S.
In Probate.
In the matter OF the estate Of William
IIintz, late OF Crawford county, de.
ceased. sttr
Notice Of Appointment Of Admins.
TRAITOR.
To Whom It May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of February, 1920, the under.
signed was duly appointed Administered.
or. of the above 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 Craw.
the date Of this notice, according to law,
and have the same allowed and ordered
paid BY the said court, OR stand forever
barred therefrom. ;, II ,
Dated this 18th day Of February, 1920.
5gss NORTH JOHAENSEN.
p. J.. Klinker, administrator.
Attorney for Administrator. 7-St
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ORIGINAL NOTICE

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No9ru, n. y w.
w is!, 4
;Wo6drnff' Mrs Coin HARVEY Wood,
.lfliff Marie 'Woodfdff. ,Bertha Wood.
if,ii8Rh David Ib{ IA 1 nan >Woodfiff. owen
! EDhTreIY Woodruff Z Harley William
aNIsthWitz ard Theodore NischWitz,
I tDeYaf,tlants. tit'aiIp'T ~ =
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7 ~ T,,,.s.,,,ss K. .tt,-sS..,r,W ionn;a w
unoat.,sE ,,1a MISUNDERSTANDING fSannfa -,
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~ ~ ,IarI ~ w ..,is frict nnfS1i,rt If
~ nj 1ts ~, cn,,, 4nWs fha IN ~
,'iai"tiffN IAN I, WI Wnodr,,ff alleging
tbat said n,a;ntiff Is he owner Of an nm.
di,,;dad seven .fifteanths interest in the
sn,io,u;,. dosnrihoI zoo, estate sitnafe
~ Ua,,ssls a,.et,, I In,,,e tos,;t. ,rhe
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You are further notified that plalntiH
IN said petition further alleges tnaI de.
PENDANTS. Dennis d. Woodruff and Bert.
ram G. woodruff, are each the owners
OF an undivided three-htteenths interest,"
IN said reun estate; tnat. uelenuaIu, 20 ~ ~,
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