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NOTICE N PRoBATE'

State Of Iowa, Crawford County, So
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of Robert
Wingrove, late Of Crawford county, de-.
ceased. .ia Il; n ~ ~. Z. III {s Il. a. .t5f
Notice of Appointment Of Administrators
To Whom It May Concern: .fssss
You are hereby notified that on the
Sth day OF March. 1920, the undersigned
was duly appointed administrator 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 Crawford coun.
ty, Iowa, within one year from the date
Of this notice. according to law. and
have the same allowed and ordered paid
by the said court. or stand forever bar.
red therefrom.
Dated this 9Th day Of March. 1920.
+ DAN WINGROVE,
+ Administrator.
w. e. Kahler,
Attorney for Administrators. lost
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homeA M
| Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bartes and family
spene Monday evening at the Chas.
Vandeveer home near MapletOn. HI
Mrs. Arnold Jacobs and daughter, Lee
| ona, spent wednesday at the Louis OF
| to home. ..i
j. II. McGrath transacted business
| in Mapleton Wednesday. s5
| Mcguire brothers are the recent pur.
chasers OF a new Ford car
julius christensen, of Ricketts,, was
visiting at the III. E. Dorale home Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs Al Harteleben and fam.
! fly. of Danbury. and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Harteleben spent Sunday at the VIII,
Kroll home. f
aMr. and Mrs. Jim Scott, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Otto
and family, Miss Hilda Shrunk and
Clarence Otto spent Sunday at the Hen
ry; Otto home.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Otto and family
spent Easter at the Adam Freiber
home in Danbury. q ,sS4J III .
Miss Agnes McGratf. Of Mapleton,
spent Sunday at the Herman Quandt
home.
daughters, Elsie and Esther, motored
to Moville Friday for a few days visit,
in the Walter SchWarz home. They
returned home Sunday evening except
Mrs. Dorale, who remained for a longer,
visit,
Miss Mary Fleisilr1an spent Sunday
at the Mcguire home +.
Albert Langholdt Is the recent pur-
chaser of a new Case tractor. H
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Treiber spent Sun
day at the home of her borther, Andy
Bower.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lin and family
We're entertained at the Joe Taylor
home in Mapleton Sunday.
Otto Thul spent several days Of the
past week in Clinton transacting bust
ness. 's sgsi
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kroll and family
spent Easter at the home of the lady s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bartels and family
spent Sunday ait the Harvey Meeves
home near MapletOn. z
Mrs. j. tP. Murphy and son, James,
spent Saturday at the home Of the for
mer's sister, Mrs, Amanda Owens.
Mrs. Albert Sells Is spending several
days at the home Of her daughter. Mrs.
Otto kuester. who lives near Ute fs{
Miss fBertka Schoenfeldt, of Denison.
III visiting at the home of her. sister;
Mrs. John Christensen.
Miss Loretta Murphy started her
spring term of school lin district No.
Mrs. Ladendorf and son, Harry, spent
Easter at the Walter Foster home in
MapletOn. a e,
Julius and Ernest ullerich,. who have
been spending their Easter vacation at
home. spent Sunday with their sister,
Mrs Fred KnOp. a
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Baak and family
We're entertained at the Hans Michael
sen home Sunday. z
Hans kroeger spent! a couple of days
Of the past week at the home of his,
brot her. Will.
Miss Margaret Collins was a week end
guest of the Misses Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Bartels and fam.
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Kroll and
family spent Saturday evening at the
Gus Knoll home. s Y
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Truelseny and little
son.. Harold. and Mr.. and Mrs. viii
hroeger and family spent Easter at the
Hans Kroeger home nelr Schleswigs
Professor. Stenske is spending his
Easter vacation. at his home at Hamp-l
tOrl " 13Ffli n
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To the Republican Electors Of Iowa:
BY direction of the republican state
central committee of Iowa a.. delegate
convention or the republicans of Iowa
will be- held in the city at ,Des. MOineS
on Thursday, April %, 1920.
The following mode Of procedure for
holding caucuses to elect delegates to
caucus and convention will be followed:
The precinct caucuses to be held on
"Wednesday, April 18th; notice for hold
ing same being. published fl newspa-
pers at least one week ahead of that
date: the county conventions to- be- haH
on Saturday, April a 7tfl, which viii elect
the delegates to the state conVe ntiOn.s I.
Each congressional district will hold
a caucus at 11TO' clock a.. mr. April 22d,
in Des Moinas to. elect the district dele
gates to the national convention and Sc
lect members of the various committees
of the conyention.5 The state conven
stion win meet, at Up. m. in Des Moines
Fon the same day, April 22d, to elect the
four delegates at large and alternates
to the national convention and transact
such other business as may be proper
ly brought before it.
The basis of representation in the
said state convention shall be as fol-
lows: One delegate for each county. and
one additional delegate for each two
hundred votes or fraction thereof, not
less than 100, cast for w. L. Harding
for governor, at the general election
held November, 1918.
4 Crawford county is entitled to s dele,
gates to the state convention.
H. Bladine, Secretary. NH. n
Charles A. Rawson, Chairman.
iDes Moines. Iowa. March "a, 1920.
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Tower complains that he never gets
taste Of trousers now that ramps
have diseappeared.i The gbOys who steal
fruit should still offer him some fodder!
Relieving in soviet government . the
kiil element propose tosyifze. the school
houses and appoint ttis \ teachers, who
will conduct classes in basebal ID marbles
and playing dolls. =. a.... "a ss
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* ..S
ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS FOR
CONSTRUCTION OF SANITARY
SEWER-PROPOSAL TO CON.
TRACTORS
. Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the city clerk Of DenisOn,
Iowa. until s O'Clock y. m. on the 18th
day Of April, 1920, four furnishing Ia.
Dor and materials for the construction
of sanitary sewers on the following
streets and parts OF streets and alleys
land parts OF alleys, to,wit:
Chestnut street from a point ITO feet
west Of Howard street to Benton street,
q six inch sewer.
Walnut street from "a point 10b feet
west Of Benton street to Nightengale
street, a six inch sewer.
Benton street from Chestnut street
to Walnut street. a six inch sewer.
Nightengale. street from Walnut
street to the south end of Nightengale
street, an eight inch sewer.
street to the intersection Of main sew
er through block '.B" to an easterly
line of Chicago & Mort hwestern right
of way, an eight inch sewer.
Anthony street from a point 60 feet
southrof Walnut street to the main sew.
er between Railroad avenue and state
street, a six inch sewer.
pect street to Updike street, a six inch
sewer. H ssss M. * III y. a, }}ass
All in .Denison, Iowa, by ,sewering
the same with vitrified salt glazed
sewer pipe in accordance with plans
and specifications OF the engineer and
approved by the city council of Deni-
son, Iowa, which plans and specifica.
a part d this advertisement. q
The following is an approximate es-
innate OF the work to be done:
1860 feet of 8 inch sewer.
3400 feet Of s inch sewer!
4 manho1es complete. !
6 lamp holes. =
All bids must be accompanied in a
on a local bank payable to the city
treasurer OF Denis0n, Iowa, In the sum
Of 100000 as security that the bidder
will enter into contract within ten days
and furnish bond in a sum equal to the
contract price for the construction Of
the. contemplated sanitary sewer.
When. the sanitary sewer has been
council Of the city Of DenisOn, Iowa.
the cost of the same shall be paid ms
follows: That of lateral sewers and the
cost Of the same to be assessed against
the privately owned property fabutting
upon the. streets upon which said sew
erss are built and against adjacent prop
erty which snail pc such property NOT
a at up9n any street upon when
sewers are built hut lies wholly or in
| part within 2oO feet 9. the nearest line
of any street upon wMcn severe are
built ana against sIne real eslates ana
personal property 81 any railroad whose
property is adjacent or abutting to said
street upon which sewers are built
within the above described limits an
the case OF lnleFcepllhs OF outiel seW-
ers, al cost ~ connection stherewitn'
shai be PAID out q q Iu al createa BY
spsclaI TAX ieviea agaslnsta gu plr0peI.S
~ ~ tnea CITY OF Denison, Iowa or. ~
tnsu ll 20 pay gne COST o. same 0gt
3f any Iunds o. the CITY OF Dsnison,
Iowa, availaple aDy ia av ms purpose.
Al \! assessments io ne made u aG-
each iiot or.lparcei o. sronng. ana ls any
eorcanee % ,Denents 4 conIerIsa nIyH
sewers ana the4 amount ..E W lle
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COME AND BUY A FARM OF 2971ls
acres 1870 acres broke, in Wisconsin
corn belt. AS good soil as the best in
Iowa. Come or write p. II. Urness.
Mondovi. Wis. 14-5t4
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/ CHEAP FARM LANDS. FOR SALE
on easy terms. In small or large tracts
will produce all the crops of the temp.
crate zone. mild and remarkably
healthfuI climate. For particulars,
write +. d. Pierce, Bridgeport. A'a.
4-14t
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wise Ns,N LAND

best FARM BARGAINS IN WIS.
s0nsin, L from owner. Don't buy before
Rich soil, improved:
stock. machinery included if wanted.
ELI Biller, Glen Flora, Wis, 14-3t*
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SOUTH DAKOTA LANDl

q IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVIGD
farms for sale. Kingsbury, Miner, Ham
lin. Clark and Haakin counties, s. d.;
reasonable tei.ns trades considered.
Hans setbafken & Son. Lake Preston.
8. D. 13.7tH
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z IL YOU WISH "A PRETTY AND
wealthy wife, write me. Stamped ien.
velope or no reply. Lillian Sproul, Sta
ton IT, Cleveland Ohio. 4.20.ta'
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WRITE ME TODAY FOR MY LAND.
book with pictures: best in eastet.n'
South Dakota No crop failures: h.rafn
and corn belt. Paul kohler, MilbanlS, S..
d. tat1 14-10t
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TAILORING AND lCI1EAlg1Nts34+-
Stan ford s. facing opera house. French
dry and steam cleaning. Steam and
hand pressing. High class tailoring
2S.tf;
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/ CHOICE 4s0 ACRE s. ID. FARM.
best of soil. good set buildings, $50 per
acre. $1,000 cash, balance 6 per cent
long time. +. M. Joslin, Frederick. 8.
D. 1866
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ALABAMA LAND

107 ACRES; PART HAS BEEN Gull.
tivated. miles from main line railroad.
s125O.00 cash. Other lands. Wallace
Pruitt, Chatom, Washington County
Ala. 12-5t*
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BUSINESS BRIEFS

" CAN SUPPLY WHIPPING CREAM
to few more customers. Kindly phone
order day before needed. G. w. NichOl-
son. y Phone .B.a & tffig.ia Hat
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IL WE HAVE SEVERAL HIGHLY AID.
vertised Talking machines that we
are closing out at q very low price,
The Corner Jewelry Store. 34-tf.
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NOTICE m PROBATE

State of Iowa. Crawford County, S..
4 In Probate. Is
In the matter of the estate of An.
Grew McCaffery, late Of Crawford coun.
ty, deceased So. ss%
Notice of Appointment Of Executrix
With Will Annexed.
To Whom 1t May Concern:
You are hereby notified that on the
18th day of April, 1920, the undersigned
was duly appointed executrix with will
annexed of the above entitled estate,
and all creditors of said estate are mott.
fled to file their claims in the office of
the clerk of the district court, in and
for Crawford county, Iowa, within one
year from the date of this notice, nc
cording TO law. and have the same al,
lowed and ordered paid by the said
court, or stand forever barred there
from. 4f$ @
Dated this 7th day of April. 1920.
MAGGIE McCAFFERY,
q. Executrix with Will Annexed.
Conner & Powers,
Attorneys for Estate. last
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EoR sACE.

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
8 piece cherry wood bedroom suite; 3
piece walnut bedroom suite; l white
enamel bureau; Il GERRY wood ward.
robe: white enan' Z rockers: Z wash
rugs; / woven rae ug 3x10; 4 couch
and chair to mate: / bookcase and
writing desk; oak sideboard: dining
room table and six chairs: l Round Oak
heater; / Kitchen range; two burner
Perfection oil stove: i Ideal oil heater:
4 sanitary couch and mattress; 1 good
he'd mattress: Herrick white enamel
ice box and other miscellaneous house,
hold articles. Inquire Of Miss Helen
Burch at Bale. Brodersen store or
phone $50. 14-lt
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Davenport Times: Mr.. Bryan Keeps
on denying he is in the democratic race
for president. Ha will be one of the Of
I-.'-,-, hall
rings.
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IOWA LAND

/ FoRs RENT-75 ACRES OF GOOD
pasture. close 10 town. Percy Cavett.
11.4t4
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FOR QUICK SALE-HOUsE AND
lot. 211s blocks from heart Of business
section, on paved street. Very desir-
able location. Seven room house. cleo
trio lights and running water. In good
state OF repair. Exterior recently
painted. Interior freshly papered and
woodwork refinished. This property
will not be long on the market at the
price asked for 1t. IA real bargain to
Insure quick sale. Inquire at Review
Office. s. is 31-tf.
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FOR RENT

FIVE ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT
In good repair. Nels Pearson. Phone
1850. 1926
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WANTED STEADY, FARM HAND
to work until December 1st. H. Al, Jen-
sen, Rt. 1,HDeloit. Phone 50-Z. 1927
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MAKE YOUR OLD INGRAM
on brussels carpets or1rllgs into ;Peauti
full reversible fun rugs. Write for cir
cular and shipping tags. We buy old
carpets. Deem Loom Co.. SIC. 9TH ST.,
Harlan iowa. y tie5t " Ill 12-4t
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IF You WISH YOUR SUIT RE.
paired, pressed Or cleaned, don't for.
get v. E. Anderson, the Main Street
Tailor. Ladies' and gents clothing
treated In workmanlike manner. 60'tf
FRESH MILK AND. CREAM. IN
quarts. pints and, half plnts, for sale
The Boys department store, every day
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HELP WANTED

3 WANTED = GENERAL GARAGE
work. electrical work on autos prefer
red Address J.. r. X, 1000 Jefferson
St., Kansas City, Mo. l4-3t*
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ctrY PRoPERTY FoR SAFE.

FOR SALE "A NEW ALL MODERN
residence. good location, price reason.
able. J. w. Miller, Jr. l3-tf
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q Pro TEGT q YOUR LIVE STOCK
from amy losses by placing a National
livestock policy on them. z Live agents
wanted. Write National Livestock ms
Co., Des Moines, Iowa. 14-4t*
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FOR SALE OR TRADE AN ALI
modern residence, good location. Nv
Miller, Jr. l3-tf
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sTHE NEW.CITY sAgss5I4la3Ies,I(1llaAlTION

Z A &
THE NEMeCITY lsJsssiisuisss u NJ 4
# The. city administration changed
hands On Monday. 81 NH Hi Iauh, sthes
mayor. and his council closed out the
sn na5s fte on ere
required uf them in order. to. tnrn. the.
affairs of the city over to the new adj
mifietratiOn. 5sS III ri II w
Mayor Laub in retiring made a little
speech which appears in this issue of
the Review. in which he comments on
his ten years service as mayor of the.
city. This is indeed a remarkabl6 rec
ord and one that no other citizen Of
Depison can claim. Mr.. Laub is not
afraid OF having his administration in.
vestigated for the reason. that he be-
lieves that he. has honestly administer
ed the affairs of the city and the man
who sincerely believes he is honest as
a rule is honest. ID. s,s. a
Mr. Tucker has filled the Office of
,, city clerk for a long time and has per-
formed this work in q creditable man
! ner and no doubt as well rs anyone
could have filled the office of the city.
He is not an applicant for the position
Under the new administration although
he is serving temporarily in this capac-
ity od request of the mayor and coun-
Gil. The duties Of t'-eS 80. 80 -
important ones and 10 rsn., 'ti'an ~
the Office must pass3s mo; q, l:i5,.s III n
dinarsa ability. & d 81
The new administration took charge
of the city Affairs on Monday evening
at a meeting held at the city hall when
yarious organizations of the city were
Invited to be present to help to make
the occasion impressive. The judge Of
the district court and a state agent
were present to add to the dignity OF
THE occasion.
q The new administration enters upon
its work with every assurance that the
people are. disposed to support it in all
/. of its aundertakings. X, .s,a5.s ,si.,
The mayor on this occasion delivered
his inaugural which Celebrates quito
fully, his views on public questions and
testifics to his fidelity 10 certain inter-
ests and practices. His attack upon
people who recognize party obligations
is something that a great many good
people would take exception to and yet
"a man who wins out without party
has some excuse for denouncing people
who believe in party organizations.
tss We are inclined to be charitable
when looking toward the future and are
depending more, upon what is done in
a public capacity than what Is said. We
predict nothing but the best results for
the new administration and do not be-
lieve that we can so wrong when We
assert that what Denison needs and
what she is going to have is a business
administration !.
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II FOR SALEPIJREBRED BARRED,
Plymouth Rock setting eggs. $3.50 per
15; $3.50 for 100. Mrs. Murray Wool
soncroft, Del0it. Iowa. 12-tf.
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BROOD esOWs FOR SALE 20
gifts and Is aged brood sows OF the
Hampshire breed. They are full blood.
AL Weiss, Denison. 9.tf
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FOR SALE "A HOUSE AND TWO
lots, partly modern, good location:
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FOR SALE SINGLE COMB RHODE
Island Red setting eggs. Sc. so per- hun
dred, Mrs. W. TT. Willfoth, Phone RIO,
Vail, Iowa. is31 3tass1 i2t1Ot*
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I FOUND-NEIW 34x4 CASING AND
rim. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying for this notice. In
quire at Denison Harness Store. Alt.
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DIR. 81 WEBER,s GLASSES TIT
right, look right and are right. Gail
J April Sth, at Hotel Denison.
from 8 a.. m. to 2 p. m. Consultation
free. sss3s 12-3t
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1 STRAYED FROM MY PLACE. SEC.
IT. Denison township. about March 18th
-one blue roam heifer, slit in both ears.
Any information, phone 34.x. c. c.
Houlihan. 12-tf
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SIIERIFFs SALE

w. e. Kahler, &
Attorney for Administrators. lost
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. MEAT CUTTERS AND COUNTER
men $1,000 to $4,000 per week, depend
ing on experience and ability. Perma.
nent position. Box 264, Omaha. Neb,
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FOR SALE SPAN OF MULES 3
and years old; also team OF horses 4
and years old. Phone 3GA. loft
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!, STRAWBERRIES ALL SUMMER
Everbearing plants for sale. q. n. Ms:
,A1lister. 9A n IL X "a sii III a il :. 9;tf
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Z LosT-BUNCH OF KEYS INaTIIE
city, somewhere. Finder kindly leave
ut this office and receive reWard!s LIFT
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LlYEsTock FOR SALE

FOR 2sALE-PUI4EBRED BUFF OR
ipington eggs for Matching, $t.50 per
setting. Mrs. r.. a.. Williams, Dunlap,
Iowa. Il "A 1927
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FOR SALE: THREE; SECOND HAND
hearses, rim good repair. Will be sold
cheap. w. +. Staller, Denison. 12i3t
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FOR, SALES. c. WHITE LEG
horn eggs for Matching. Phone INV:
Mrs Henry Waite. Route s. S.2tss
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1 FOR SALE - BALEDS TIMOTHY
hay: Henry Krauel, Denison. RI, 8.
Phone 1911 i! l3-3tsf
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HIGH GRADE PIANO FOR SAL
Phone $685.. r.: 14-2t
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FOR sALE-GoOD TIMOTHY Hay
John Buck. Phone 19-E 14.ti
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EVERGREENS, Is OF 1000. FROM
j to 4 feet high. Also 700 American
white elms from a to feet high. Ready
to plant from 10th of April to a week
in May Call on Henry Lass. West
Broadway or Keith street at home.
Denison, Iowa. 14-tfl
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FOR SALE-oNE STACK OF SEC
ond cutting alfalfa hay. Fred Kahl.
Phone 2-B. 14-2t
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A NEW FEDERAL
. BUILDING FOR
CITY PROPOSED
Congressman Ashbrook In
duces New Bill, Providing
For 100000 Postoffice
Building Here

According to information received
in the city Monday morning, Con-
gressman William A. Ashbrook has
just introduced new bill in the
house Of representatives which pro.
vides for new federal or postoffice
building in Mt. Vernon not to exceed
cost of 100000.
The new bill was introduced by
Congressman Ashbrook on January
6
The bill provides for the purchase
of site and the erection of a post
office building, the approximate cost
to be 100000.
According to the information re
ceived in the city Monday, this is q
special bill introduced by Congress
man Ashbrook, providing for a build
ing for Mt. Vernon only. The bill
does not include any other Ohio
cities.