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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Dalhart Girl Reaches
Florida Port to Act
As Sponsor For Ship
Tampa. d'laJ Tr!bun0

Miss Marcella Walker oi Dalhart
Texas. the charming young sponsor
who will christcn the steamship city ~
Dalhart tomorrow al the Oscar Dan.
lels shlpyard. arrived IN Tampa last
night. accompanied ny he Rather. e.
II. Walker. and by Mrs. George Wal.
ker. who will h. matron at the ccrc.
mony. MIR. Walker and his daughter
are stopping nj the home of John ".
hull. .Harbor View. while Mrs. George
Walker IN registered at the HIlsbof".
Miss Walker IL n niece OF Ia. Bull.
She was active In Red Cross and other
drives during the war. taking lead.
Ing part In the Liberty Loan cam.
paigns. She was volunteer nurs,
during the "flu" cpidemi cand headed
the nursing force at night IN the on.
era house which was converted into
an emergency hospital. She h now =
sophomore In the Texas State Univcr,
sity.
G. II. Walker. her father. IL post.
master and editor of the palhart Tex.
an. lie WIS county chairman ~ the
Red Cross and chairman 81 the county
organization In three Liberty Loan
drives. In each 81 which the county
succeeded It's quota. In one uf these
the city of Dnlhart wnet n per cont
beyond its quota. The United sta. n
Shipping Board therefore gives Dial.
hart the privilege ~ naming one ~
the shipping boards vessels. the 9jOo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Relief Work Is
Making Progress
Declares Mrs. Turner

The campaign Of The Amoricnr ,,lief
association Tint is now On II In no way
connected with the nmpign of tn
salvation Army. Herbert Hoover IL the
head cl th" American Relief Aasocli.
lion ana Mr. " \ prden Of HOW ton is
i'at, chairman fcrsthe state Of ToNaa
oi tho American lt,licf Association. and
4 WAS from him direct that Mrs. Avery
Turner 81 Amarillo received her ap.
puirimout ~ county chairman n this
association, sho stated Yesterday There
IL absolutely nn salary connected with
any 81 thH positions NJ m" nsSurintinn.
ana all money donated viii be- sent iii.
rect tu Mr Hoover who viii purchase
ana forward 10 the starving children II
central Europe food ana clothing fnr
ihtir relief According to Mrs. Turner
the people " Amarillo and Potter coun
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

ton steamship which II to b. launched
here tomorrow afternoon. The commit.
tee In Dalhart decided to leave the 80.
lection If sponsor 10 IA bond buyers,
each $50 bond allowing ono vote. Miss
Walker won over number ~ con.
gtants. The slogan NJ her friends
Nas. Vote for the girl who nurscd ths
cowboys through the flu."
Mrs. George Walker liz ~ another
family. Rvi related to the sponsor. She
was chairman Of The womcn's orgnnl.
cation, Red Cross. throughout the war.
and Is leader In social and club Gle
Cles.
Tomorrow afternoon ~ 2:l0 o'clock
the steel tughoat now on the ways VIII,
be- launched. christcnod by Lorraine
Mr.. Daniels little daughter. with the
name of Lorraine y. Immediately az
ter this launching the big steamship
city of Dalhart. will be launched with
appropriate ceremonies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
City Disbursements
For Six Months Are
Given Out in Detail

Disbursements by the city gusurn
mont for the last MN months for all
causes are follows
legislative. s2.o3S.2U administrative.
S5.5iiCs; legal salg.2S. Beard II CITY
Development sG.3i0. - L. ana r. H..
sN.tHl 90 interest tu hank. sli3.st. pu.
lice department, S1S6a.7s. street and
garbage t2s.i2gol. sewer and farm.
Sl2.alG.67. health, Sa,O0i A.. firu depart.
mcnt siG.S0oa2, miscellaneous. S..
2Ni7i. city hall Sl.tS4Gl. weights and
measures, S60ljO street galway.
s5.aa6.iA. total disbursements are
se6.ipilj.
Receipts by the city government from
all sources during the month Of Nu
ycnhcr follow.
Fines paid To- corporation court,
SS13. building permits. iS2.5O: dog ~
Ccnsos. 81. pound fees Si3. miscrlluno.
Gus. sai. interest un deposits Sl7s.91,
delinquent taxes, s5G5.9a, and current
tuXcs. SG.s2i.jj. Total receipts APE
{S.2a097.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
MARIE RAPPoLD TONIGHT.
HUGH CURRY DIES At
HOME Of DAUGHTER

One ~ the best known punscrs of
the Panhandle. ilugh Curry. passed.
away at the home Of his daughter.
Mrs. Robert Smith. 1909 Jcfferaon
fircct. yesterday. Nj. curry was IS
wears old and had been IN Tor spycra
weeks prior to his Death. Funeral ser
Slces viii BE- held at the home ~ Mira
Smith az 70 O'Clock this morning. con.
Quoted by the Rev Roy Rutherford
phslor Of the First Christian church
Mt Curry II survived hy ak chill
dt'n: u. Curry aud Mis-, Matte cur.
~ Of Happy; Mrs. I,obcrt Smith. Mrs
\. u. Webster, i. J. curry aud Thorn
"a Curry, all ~ Amarillo.
The pnllbwrcrs for ~ funeral. as
ANNOUNCED viii b.; NJ. !. A. Jackson.
Judge j. W Voale. G. &. Wolflin. l..
q. Thompson. j. l.. Smith and w. g.
kenyon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
FIRST IN AMARILLO;
FIRST IN THE PANHANDLE

You get The Daily News for your breakfast table Anna
rilo with all the while il is new.
The trains out Of Amarillo make possible for the DAILY
NEWS TO reach toyns SOUTH and north the Santa Fe
south the Denver and the Rock and early
hour No other rcc: reaches these points the morning Of
the day published
We members of the ASSOCIATED PRESS with leased
wire direct into office This wire closes at M Dallas
tme and gives the service other metropolitan
This LIVE and you fresh TODAY
The Associated Press always reliable and consequently when
article bears the Associated heading you can know
that IL is true.
The ASSOCIATED PRESS carried exclusively in ANA
rio by Newspapers
DAILY NEWS PUBLISHING COMPANY
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Plaintiff Gets decision.

the plaintiff In the ease 81 Blanch Rel
versus Adam walker ct al. covering
the title 20 AN automolmc, ~ the div
trict court. The judgment also pro
yidcd that the defendants pay 10 the
plaintiff 1895 M payment for The use
Of the car. together with interest NJ
dx per cent until the full amount had
been paid.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

" are responding chcerfully to this
cause.
The campaign Of the Salvation Arnf,
which will be- launched December 18th
and carried through lo 10Th, h. also un.
der the supervision ~ Mrs Turner who
has been appointed chairman II twenty
counties. by the headquarters ~ the
Denver district u tn salvation Army.
Mrs. Turner has made her appoint.
mcuts Of county chairm,n IN the coun.
ties over which she has been made
chairman. aud each county chairman
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
SEE THAT OVERLAND MOTOR CAR
ON DISPLAY; CINCH WINNING t
J. WITH PANHANDLE SUBSCRIPTIONS

The show window Of the Overland
Texas Company In Amarillo has tho
fine now 81 Gao Overland automoblis
~ display which VIII be given as the
first prize IN The Daily Panhandl,
contest ON December goth. when tbs
campaign will close. II you have not
seen this auto which Is the gift for
someone working In the contest by alt
means have look AT II as You is.s,
the window of this automobile con.
Germ.
The second prize o; the contest viii
be- 5000 In cash' and viii be given TO
the candidate having secured the sor.
and largest number Of votes OF any
candidate any place In the entire field.
II you should work all through this
contest and fail 10 win tlNhOVcrlanl
auto you should still have fine pos.
sibillty OF winning this big cash prize.
The third prize viii 10 Sis Bruins
wick photograph ON display al The
Num- Electric company. the fourth
prize will he $50 merchandise order
and the fifth prize viii be s2j In cnsn
The last day of the contest 10
Wednesday. December 2gth. This cloi
Ing night In only three weeks AMI
three days from saturday night, D..
cembcr 4th. when the biggest extra
vote ballot offer 81 the entire campaig
will close.
The $4,000 extra vote ballot In tho
best possible credit candidate caa
get IN this contest. Thcee big ballots
are given on each amount Of si5 worth
81 subscriptions. There In no limit 10
the number Of these ballots a candi.
date may have. II IN left entirely to
them NJ to how many they VIII gri
an Saturday night.
out.Of.town candidates should sen .
In subscriptions between now and Sat
urdny II they have any ready. but
should take right up 10 the last min.
ute Saturday night. eight o'clock, to
mail their subscriptions for the clos.
Ing ~ the $4,000 ballot offer.
Candidates living In other towns
outside cf Amarillo will have the same
working time as those here In town
II they will tnkei advantage of this
ruling which gives them tho right tn
drop their letters with subscriptions
nj their own home nostoffice by eight
O'Clock Saturday night, December ith
II you know of subscriptions ynr
can possibly get this week do not fat
10 hand them In before the closing
hour Saturday night. Never again wit
you receive as many votes Tor the 81
fort you are putting forth In THE
campaign. There will not be any wnS
In which more votes can be socurci
than by taking advantage OF the biz
$4,000 ballots now.
Next week only $4,000 extra votes
ON each SIS In subscriptions. then the
$4,000 ballots for one week and the
closing nine days only $4,000 extra
votes on the same amount Of money
on subscriptions.
The closing three days OF the con
test the $4,000 extra vote ballots which
are now being issued ON each five sub.
scriptions will not be given and tina
means that the last three days can
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

didr:cs viii only receive the %. 900 cx.
ira ballots on flfteen.dollar amounts.
Figuring this out you viii see that
~ means an actual difference Ia votes
VI 10000 On each SIS between what
you viii receive now and what VII.
be- issued NJ close Of campaign.
Whatever you are going to do in
the way Of subscriptions. NOW IL tht
time 10 do IT, People will at least 10
Informed ms to how the vote ballot,
win be given and II will be their own
fault n they fail TO secure as many
votes Tor their efforts as they should
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
to be
Held For Carrier
Upon Motor Route

civil service examination Tor the 30.
sition of rural motor mail carrier viii
be- held In the Federal building nj Am.
nrlllr. Jan. \. 1921, Ia fill the vacancy
at Amarillo and other vacancies as
they may occur according a. an.
nouncemont The salary uf this posi-.
lion rngrs from s2is0 TO $4,000 PCT
year
u viii be- necessary foI the person
appointed 10 this position tu furnish.
maintain and operate Modern motor
vehicle with carrying capacity of 500
ponds and cubic capacity ~ not
lcas than eight feet Applicants win
bo required To file q statement ~ the
cqunlpmcnl they viii fWnlsh. II ap.
pointed. NJ the time of making nppll.
cation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Fall Costs Life
of Farwen Youth

l.usk Hiner. l7yoar.old hoy, WIS ac
cidcnially Killed az Farwcll Yesterday
when gangplnnk between a ear ~
merchandise which he was unloading.
and the platform at Mobiles Bros
warehouse. CAV, way under him. a.
lowing him to fall, the truck which he
WIS handling IL the time falling on
him.
NJ the time of the accident TIincr
was In the employ 81 Mobiles Bros. Gro
Gerry Co. IN whose employ he had been
only two days. he recently played m
Amarillo ns a member of the Farwcl
luoilall team
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
Meat is Cheaper
RoASTS

Beef Pot Roast, ID. .l5c
Rump Roast, III. ............2 Zoe
Prime Rib Roast. ID. ...... Zoe
Veal Shoulder Roast, lb ..... zoe
Veal Loin Roast. III ....... Csc
Veal Leg Roast. lb. ...... .30c
Mutton Shoulder Roast, lb Zoe
Mutton Leg Roast. lb. ga. soc
Lamb Shoulder Roast, IL. Csc
Lamb Leg Roast. III. ..... .35c
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
MARIE RAPPoLD TONIGHT.
Crops On City Farm
Return Good Yield

According Ia statement ~ CITY Man
agrr Colby, 1889 bushels NJ grain aud
slightly more than a thousand bales n
hny have been realized frum the crops
of the city farm. whcie thrcshng his
bocn completed The estimate OF this
prop WAS 1000 bushels
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

Votes counted each day nj o'clock
for issue Of following day. Al votes
received after that hour will be he'd
nsps. until s.axsl lau
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

has perfected an organization. and pil
Ii now In readiness for the campaign
"a start.
There IL absolutely no solicitation. for
The salvation Army this wrck.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03
MARIE RAPPoLD TONIGHT

a stamp collectors opinion 81 En-
ropes boundary troubles cannot be- No..
copied as unbiased
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-03

Does Your Boy K Know Saa?

New Yorl, recently had the first MGR.
chanl-maTine exposition ever held In
the United States.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
FIRE DESTROYS
FARM RESIDENCE
p. E. Little Home Burned to
Ground by Blaze Last
Night.

The +. +. Little farm home three
miles nOrthcas: of this city. was ae
stroyed by fire last night which start
ed. it is believed, from the chimney.
The blaze was discovered about 9 80
o'clock and had gained such headway
that it was impossible to eXtinguish it
ground. Only Il few articles of furni-
ture were saved.
The house was a six room structure.
and while the loss has not been def
nitely estimated, it will probably
amount to at least several thousand
dollars. Whether CT not there was
insurance on the house could not be
ascertained.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
Williams Items.

1t is grandmother and grandfathe
now at the home Of Rev. and Mrs
Chus. Flesher since the arrival of a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Marion
Flesher of Farnsville one day last
week.
Mrs. L. w. Davis of Abba was here
Thursday visiting old friends and
neighbors. Mrs. Davis was called to
Iowa Falls the first Of the week by
the serious illness of her sister, Miss
Mary Wallace.
Mrs. c. NJ. Trumbauei's class of girls
had Valentine party in the Metho-
dist church basement Saturday even
ing
DR.. Il. +. Wilson cancelled his ell
gagements fer the rest of the week and
went home sick Thursday.
Mrs. John Johnson entertained the
Needle club Friday afternoon.
w. j. Foran attended the democratic
county convention in Webster City
Thursday. Mr.. FOran is chairman of
the county organization.
Miss Elsie Jewett was county seat
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Chas Stevens of Ames came
Friday to be here for the funeral OF
her mother, Mrs. Ann Games.
AuctiOneer G. w. Marvel was through
here Friday to conduct the Lemley sale
near Alden. His trusty Ford got stuck
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

lalong the Hawkeye and Mr.. Marve
had to take The evening train home an(
leave his car.
Frank Roskoff came home from
school with high temperature Friday
The RoskotfS are soon to move to Far
mington. Mimi. where they have
bought Il nice farm of 24O acres. VIM
Halsne is preparing to move to Gilmore
Mimi Many here are loath to set
these families leave this community
as they are both good neighbors.
Mrs. VIM. l.. BosScnbergcr left Sat
urday for Des Moines to fill two speak
| ing engagements Sunday. talking at tho
Trades Assembly hall to the newly or.
gained labor party on industrial de.
| relopmen; and before the Political
Equality club upon the subject of So
cialiSm
Miss Ann Armstrong was born Aug
ust Is. 1890. at Dearham, England,
and passed away Feb. II at Fall
Brook Calf. after short illness.
When about twelve years of age. she
came to the United States with her
parents. who located on a farm near
Menominee. II. From there the family
moved TO Wisconsin. In 1913 she was
united in marriage to Abraham Carnes
at Georgetown Wis, and the couple
came to Williams in 1876 where Mrs
Carnes lived for forty years. Her hus-
band passed away Il year after they
came to Williams. To this couple were
born ten children, seven of whom sur
vivc the mother. They are Mrs. Mary
J. Brandon. Fall Brook, Calf; VIII
liam, Holiday. n. d.: James, Pine.
Idaho: Mrs. Margaret, Stevens, Ames
and John of Seattle, Wash. Ida Ellen
and Belle died when they were small
and Mrs Elizabeth Wilson passed
away three years ago. Besides these
children. she is survived by twenty
five grandchildren and twenty eignt
great grandchildren. Mrs. Carnes was
Il member Of the Christian church ant
lodge She was an earnest Christian
mother and Il loyal helpmeet to her
husband. possessing the health and
spirit of many of our pioneers. T!le
passing of we'll spent life at SO ma
ture an age is full of serene dignity
that robs it of all keen SORROW. This
pioneer woman has left her mark upon
this community and will long lie re-
membered lovingly. The funeral VIII
be held Tuesday from the Methodist
church if nothing happe"ss to make Il
change of date necessary
Geo. Bryan has purchased the Fred
hone and Will soon NOV.
into it. 1t is at present occupied by the
]. Aumiller family.
e.. Il. G. Jarmin of Blairsbur.. is a
frequent caller in this community.
having several influenza patients mere
s Mrs. Herman Wilke was here fr,m
Wilke Saturday on business. Mr.. Vii
le is suffering from anemia.
Feb. 16.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
Herb Shays EN- How.

Jewell Record: Hcrby Hood used to
be fire chief for years here in Jewell
and he seems to be keeping in practice
down there in Florida, where he is So
journing for the winter b. l.. Belleson
recently returned home from Daytona
Beach. and tells us of Il thirty thou
sand dolla" fire that occurred during
his stay there. which was saved from
being an even more disastrous affair
only because of Herby's ability as fire
rXtinguisher. There seemed to be no
organization on the job to fight the
blaze and finally Hood took charge of
things and succeeded in getting some
effective work going in time TO save
valuable properties from destruction
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
Base Ball at Ellsworth.

Ellsworth News: a meeting was held
Monday night by the members of tho
base ball teams. and plans are being
made for an extra good team here this
summer. Committees were appointed
to find ways and means of IA Using
money with which to purchase new
suits for this season.
a. b. Miller was reelected manager
for this season.
Archie Peterson was elected to act
as secretary and $. NJ. Bril-
ron as field captain.
Prospects are good for a world beat
ing team this year. and all loyal fans
can assist by boosting with the play
erS and attending as many games as
they possibly can. Ellsworth may be
small. but there is one sport in which
she never takes Il back seat and that IS
base ball.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
$685.: 1888 $685.:
lettings About the
COllsltu.
Flu Fatality at Stafford.

Stratford Courier: The first fatality
during the present epidemic OF the in
f;lenza was the death of Mrs. John +.
Anderson Monday night about
O'Clock. who contracted pneumonia tol-
lowing Il siege Of the flu Mrs. Ander-
son had been quite sick with the dis
ease but had recovered and was tax
ing care of othe.' members of the
household who We're sick with the dis
ease when she contracted pneumonia
and from the star: was very i'll. All
that medical skill could do was Of no
avail. Her husband and sister were
both sick in bed when she snccumbcd.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
Big Esks Meeting,

Webster City lodge of ElkS is plan
ming one Of the biggest sessions in its
history Friday evening. \ class OF
forty is to be initiated. The regular
lodge session will be called at O'Clock
in the afternoon. Dinner will be serv-
ed II 6:3O and the initia1ory cere-
monies will follow. Preparations are
being made to accommodate a large
crowd. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
DAILY MARKETS
Furnished by The Trans-M Mississippi
Grain Company, II. II. Audley,
Manager. Phone $40.

Chicago. Feb. 16-Corn: The first
strength came from very moderate over
Sunday receipts which was followed by
higher prices in the sample market here
and at outside, points. Car lots here
were to 4 higher. There was some
talk of the priority order being extcnd-
ed until the Goth. Shipping sales were
light. being put ut only 1900 bushels.
The market looks strained and after
II cents advance, we think this is
enough.
Oats: Cash premiums We're stronger
with two white IN to 81. over May !:
:, white 6 to Z over There was talk OF
export inquiry but nothing confirmed.
The market strength in rye and adj
vance of 5 cents a bushel with jO0.OCS
reported for export proved to be a
stimulating factor to both corn and
oats. The market ought 20 have some
setback from here.
Provisions were higher. chiefly on the
report that Germany was in the mar
ket for lard. and on support from local
spectators. Packers were the lead
ing sellers
Produce Market Settled.
The general conditions on produce
are most settled this week.
The supply of fresh eggs is larger,
but demand is active with slightly low
or prices prevailing.
Butter trade is brisk. there being a
good demand from cOnsumptive chan
nels. Production is increasing slightly
and actual imports from Denmark and
prospective receipts from Holland will,
no doubt, have steadying effect on
the market.
The movement OF live poultry in the
country is about sufficient to take care
of current requirements, but the high
prices prevailing have curtailed con-
sumption. There have been 10 particu
lar changes in the market: satisfac-
tory reductions are being made in
storage stocks.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16
! still have 57s per cent farm loan
money for March ! closing, il You act
quick. II. II. HOyt, phone 100.
- 1Eltff;1
To Y0,ynsl,in Meetings.

County Agent. Chris Christensen has
gone TO Ellsworth where lie attended
,llis afternoon Lincoln township meet
ing, the first of il series OF MeetingS to
be held in each township of the county
for the purpose of organizing local
branches Of the Farm Bureau. The
meeting for forming I'll" organization
in Scott township will be held tonight
1T the Scott Center school. {. 5. Lam
son of the state federation is assisting
the county agent.
Tomorrow at j 80 o'clock Il meeting
will be held at Jewell fol Lyon town
ship. and at Z 80 o'clock in the evening
the Ellsworth township organization
will be formed with a meeting at the
Ellsworth Center school
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

Two road superintendent for Ere
mont township. Inquire of Arthur
Christopherson. clerk. or meet tn.
trustees at Center School house on
Monday, Feb. 23. III > p. IN. Commit
tee. 2-14d6f1j1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

H. l.. Sterling of Storm Lake. aSSis-
tant district manager for the i3wa
Telephone company. spent Sunday
with his family in this city
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

Ideal weather now to bake those
good bllckwhcat cakes from pure. home
ground flour by Webster City Mills.
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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

o. O. How'd who has been quite il!
during the past week with influenza
and pneumonia. remains about the same
today.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

l still have 51s per cent farm loan
money for March closing, if you act
quick. III. II. Hoyt, phone $50
2l6dtf-f-j1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

Any color or breed. we manufacture
at the Webster City Mills any kind of
feed you need. 16d2f1j1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-02-16

Mrs. j. NJ. Phillips spent Sunday Il
her home in Fort Dodge.