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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
NEAR EAST RALLY
Rev. A. }. Williams, Of sDes Moincs, in
Dcnison Today Arranging for Rally
in Interest. Of Near East.

A. J. Williams, state organizer, work.
ing in the interest of the near east
movement,..was in Dehison this morning
meeting with the l0dal committee and
arranging for conference and evening
rally. The conference and rally will
be held at Denison on September Sth, at
which time it is expected citizens from
all parts of the county will be in attend
ance. The local committee in charge
is made up Of Rev. c. E. Hamilton,
Hugo Gebert. and NJ. E. Jones, and
they will arrange with one of the
churches for holding the evening rally.
At the rally. DIR. Writ, picture expert,
who is well informed on near east con
ditions. and Captain Morse, of the Can
adam military forces, who has seen
service in Turkey, will be present and
they will have something very interest
ing to show and talk or. Rev. Williams
says the need in the near east is now
more acute than ever. because of the
number Of girls taken into the harems
by the Turks. Watch the big posters
for further particulars.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
GOOD "DETECTlFF" WORK
Sheriff Greene Still Maintaining His
Reputation for Recovering Stolen
Cars-Cllandler Recovered.

Sheriff Greene is ever on the job. and
breakers of the law are beginning to
wonder whether. Crawford county is a
good field for operation. A week or so
ago. Chandler car belonging to Thee:
Witt was stolen. The theft was at once
reported to Sheriff Greene and he i'm.
mediately got busy, and located the
car north of Ida Grove, where it had
been driven and left to stand in an out
of the way place.
Robert Buck, south OF West Side, re-
ported the theft of the castings and
other auto accessories belonging to
his car Sheriff Greene at once got
q line on the guilty parties and they
were apprehended at Carroll. and the
stolen property recovered.
u Herman Petersen notified the sheriff
that he had four castings, the timer and
other parts stripped from his car last
Sunday and Mr.. Sheriff has recovered
the property.
Y The party who lacked VIM. Lueck's
car up, removed the castings, took Il
cushion. pump, jack, tail light, and
chains from the car is now in the coun-
ty jail. where he is awaiting the action
of the grand jury. sl
Almost every hour some theft is re-
ported to the sheriff and he and his
deputy have been kept on the jump.
but at most every jump have been
successful in landing either the proper
ty or the thief
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
AUGUST A MONTH
OF Big PICN | |
Many Picnics to be Staged in Crawford
County During the Month Of August
and Early September
OLD SETTLERS MEET THE seTi,
American Legion Will Hold County Pic.
mic ut DcrisOn August 3lst-Dow
City Homecoming September 81

August promises to be Il month OF
big county picnics, homecomings and
,carnivais, and on each Of the dates set
there promises to be something doing
to interest everyone.
Starting with today the Farmers Tn
ion will hold a,stwo-day picnic ut Co.
lumbia park in Denison, and the mem
days red letter days in picnic circles.
The various locals of the county
have been busy the past two weeks
getting suitable programs in shape for
the picnic. There will be rcfreshnent
stands, booths. racks of all kinds and
a big ball in the hall each evening. For
the dancing the well known EIain or
chestra has been engaged and u big
time is anticipated by those who sen-
joy dancing. The Groth Brothers will
be on hand and will give daily exhibi.
tons of aerial stunts, and the West
Side band will furnish music for, both
days. = 0. F. Dornblaser, national and
state organizer, and Geo. d. Baker,
state president. will be present aud
speak to the crowds each day. There
will be field sports, tugs of war and
races for which cash prizes are offered
Everybody is invited to come to Deni.
son on these two days and help make
the picnic a success.
The annual old settlers picnic will
be held in Denison at Washington park
on Thursday, August Goth, at which
time Hon. Nate Kendall, the republican
for governor. has promised to
be present and deliver a speech. Mr..
Kendall has a national reputation as
an orator and no doubt many will
come from Il distance to hear
him at the picnic. The committee is to
be congratulated upon having been able
to secure his services. Tho usual good
time is promised al those who attend
the old settlers picnic: there will he an
ample supply of hot coffee for the pic.
nickers: speeches by old settlers; sports
of all kinds: music and visitation. In
another part of the paper will be found
the official program as outlined by the
committee. a
The Vail carnival is scheduled for,
August Gath, 25th and goth, and the
last date conflicts somewhat with the
date of the old settlers picnic at Denis
son. However. the Denison entertain.
ment will not interfere with the eve-i
ming program at Vail. The Vail COM.
mtttee has secured many free attrac-
tons and there win be ae,Oplane fights.
ball games. ferris wheel. merry,gO-round
and all kinds of paid shows and attrac.
tons. Each evening there will be
dancing and picture shows, and all who
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
PAVING CONTRACTORS HERE


The contractors, Messrs. Akin &
F'lutter. having the paving contract for
Denison stopped in the city yesterday
afternoon on their, way to Lake View
where they were going with view to
talking over the material situation! In
with a Review representa-.
tive, the contractors stated that if they
found that they gcoul dget the necessary
gravel they would like to start paving
one OF the districts In the city yet this
fail. They said they would have ample
time to complete one district, for in.
stance that part of the paving district
located in the southwest part of the city
Then they would be able to complete
the entire job next season. The mater
ial situation at this time is very grave.
and although the contractors have had
standing orders for cement. they have
been unable to get any quantity at any
one time. They say. however. If they
are able to get gravel. they have enough
cement on hand to complete the pro.
posed paving district for Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
CLINIC PROVES
OF Much GOOD
Child Welfare and Tuberculosis Clinic
Held in DenisOn Last Week Well
Attendcd-MucIl Good Results.
PROMINENT PHYSICIANS HERE
Miss Agan, Public Health Nurse, Sent
Out by the State Tuberculosis As.
ISOLATION Visits Over County.

Nt meeting held in the public H.
brary Monday evening, steps were TAX
en-. to form q permanent public health
\ nursing organization for Crawford
county. This meeting was the result
\ Of the clinic held in Denison during
health nurse, sent to Crawford county
( by the Iowa Tuberculosis Association,
makes the following report of the health
work done in the county during the
past two and half weeks.
Through the State Board of Control
the Crawford County Medical Associa-
ton became interested I'M holding a
child welfare and tuberculosis clinic.
The primary purpose was to give the
county medical society an opportunity
to study the diagnosis, care, and treat.
ment of tuberculosis. The Iowa Tuber-
culosis Association entered into a CO.
operative arrangement with the Board
of Control and local committee by send
ing trained public health nurse into
the county for two and one half weeks
to make a survey of the county and get
into communication with people who
might want to take advantage of the
specialists sent by the state to conduct
the clinic.
Considerable publicity was used in
connection with the survey and clinic.
The name of every physician in the
county was secured from Dr. j. J.
Nee ham secretary of the medical soci.
etv. Every physician in the county
was visited: the purpose Of the clinic
explained end their cooperation enlist,
ed. Every minister in the county was
also visited and announcements of the
clinic given out from the pulpit. Teach.
ers and interested citizens In every
town We're visited and their co.Opera.j
ton sought. Editors were interviewed
and announcements OF the clinic pub.
li.,hed in the different papers.
Personal visits We're made to eX-Oak.
dale patients from Crawford county
and all discharged soldiers and reject
ed men on account of tuberculosis.
Visits to other ex-sanitorium patients;
reference and contact cases were Wis.
tied and urged to submit to medical
examinations in order that they might
overcome the possibility of Infection.
Mothers Of underweight and mal-nOtir.
ished children and those having physi-
cal defects were visited and advised to
consult with the child specialist.
The territory, surveyed was all OF
Crawford county. the total p0pufation
Of which IN about a. 900. Every town
in the county, was visited twice; every
township ut least once. AS result OF
the. investigation 1t is found that the
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

attend are assured of Il good time.
For August 31st the American Legion
is arranging Il big county picnic to in
,clude all posts of the county and as
there are more than 1000 members they.
together with their friends, will make
a big crowd. The picnic will also serve
as a county convention, and will be
the biggest day of the year for the lie.
'gion members. The picnic will be held
IN washington park, where entertain.
ment and music will be provided The
committee in charge expect to be, able
to- announce a speaker of note in our
next issue, and negotiations are now
pending for the fine Mapleton band
which is one of the best bands in this;
section of the state. After the program
OF the afternoon has been finished
there will be a baseball game and then
a dance in the evening. The legion
is going to make the day self supporting
and will give the public a day full of
entertainment. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend this affair and predic-
tons arc that one of the biggest crowds
of the year will be in Denison on that
day.
AT Dow City the good people will
stage regular homecoming and base
ball carnival the dates having been de-
clded as September I'd, Sd and 4th. A.
of those interested was held
last week and committees appointed to
a suitable program. w. e..
Fishel was sent to Omaha to make ar
for an exhibition of gov
balloons and other war ex-
hibits, and there will be tcompetitivel
drills put on by the American Legion
is not to be forgotten and
there will be a good game each day.
The executive committee appointed Is
of w. e. Fishel. Q. j. judd
Art Wilson, M. ]. Breen and G.. Ven
Atten
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
DENISON LADY
welded TODAY
Miss Harriet GeIert, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Colbert. WEEDS Mr..
Earle linn Of Chicago.
CEREMONY AT FIVE O'CLOCK
Happy Couple Depart on Evening
Train Amid Shower Of Congratula.
lions and Good Wishes.

Miss Harriet Gebert and Earle linn
Of Chicago, were united in marriage
at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Gebert at five
o'clock this afternoon. The marriage
was solemnized by Rev. M. NJ: Gable,
pastor of the Methodist church, OF
this city. Previous to the ceremony.
Miss Edna Wright sang, "All JOY BE
Thine The Mendelssohn wedding
march was played by Miss Winifrcd
Wright as the bride, charmingly
gowned in white pussy willow taffeta,
and carrying shower bouquet of
brides roses, took her place with the
groom among a profusion OF white and
pink roses and ferns. Following the
ceremony, the guests were served with
dainty REFRESHMENTS.
The bride is graduate of the Deni-
son high school and of the public school
Music Department of Simpson college
at Indianola. Iowa, later having also
completed fhe course in business at
that college. She has spent the past
winter in Chicago where she met her
husband She / sa member of the
Delta Delta Delta sorority and of the
Denison chapter of the P. e. O. sis
terhoOd. During her girlhood days in
Denison and elsewhere, she has enjoyed
the happiness which comes from the
admiration and friendship OF many
warm friends.
The groom in a son Of DR.. and Mrs.
F. Fl. linn. OF Riverside, ILL.,, and is con-
nected with the Imperial Steel Cabinet
company rof that city. He attended
college at Armour, where he was a
member OF the Delta Tau Delta fra
ternity. During the recent war, he
served two years In the aviation branch
of the military service, having received
a commission as second lieutenant.
The happy young couple Departed
on. the evening train amid a shower of
congratulations and good wishes. They
will visit friends at various points be-
fore returning to Chicago where they
will make their home.
Out Of. town guests at the wedding
were: Mrs. Fl. P. Wood, of
Spokane: DIR. and Mrs. +. II. linn, OF
Riverside, ILL.,; DIR. and Mrs. r. l.. Os-
borne. OF Harlan. and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. d. Osborne. Of Valley Junction, Ia.
4 4.4A. la
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
DAKOTA. Land AT
1914 PER ACRE
Tom Meellan, Former Sheriff Of Craw
ford County, Sells Sven Acre Tract
ut RcalfeId at Iowa Prices
WILL RETURN TO CRAWFORD
RctlHeh Paper Says Tom Will Move
Back to Iowa. September First
Good News to Friends

l L u.
The Redfeld u.s. d. Journal Observer
OF August 5th says: II. r. Meehan in
forms US that he has sold his seven.
acre tract Of land west Of the Packard
addition to George Neville for a con.
sideration which averages 1914 per
acre, and is comparable with the values
that are heraided from Iowa. Mr., Nee
han is going to Iowa to live after he
leaves this city the first of September.
Mr.. Meehan says that his business re-
lationship with the business men Of
Redfield and with his neighbors has
been very pleasant since coming to
this city and that he and his wife will
always have a friendly feeling for the
people of Redfield and vicinity"
The Crawford. county friends OF Tom
will be glad to learn he is to return to
Crawford and make his home. and they
are equally glad that his Dakota in.
vestments have turned out SO well.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

The .Chas.. Sterrett family expect to
leave this week for an automobile trip
to points in Colorado. They will be
gone about three weeks. AZ
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
OLD SETTLERS
CONE AUGUST rs
Committee in Charge Of Program Has
Prepared Suitable Program and Elk.
poets Large Crowd.
HON. NATE KENDALL To,.sPEAK
Splendid West Side Band to Furnish
the Music for the Day-Isall Game,
Horse Shoe Pitching, Etc.

On Thursday. August Goth. the Old
Settlers of Crawford county will gath.
er in Denison for their annual picnic.
The picnic will be held in beautiful
Washington park, where ample shade
and an abundance Of fresh water is
provided The forenoon will be devot-
led to visiting among the old friends,
and the noon hour will be taken up with
a big basket dinner. The program pro-
per will start Immediately after dinner
and will consist of a fine musical con.
cert, speaking, races. horse shoe con
test, and lively and interesting ball
game.
The program will start as soon after
one o'clock as possible, and will open
with a concert by the famous West
Side band-which has been secured at
considerable expense for the entire af-
ternoon. At 1870, Hon. N. e. Kendall,
OF Abba, eX-congressman and present
nominee of the Republican party for
governor of the state of Iowa, will
speak. This will be the feature of the
day, as Mr.. Kendall is an orator of
ability. His speech will be bipartisan
and will be well worth hearing. After
the speech there will be races for the
boys and girls, the races taking place
on the west side of the park. AT the
same time the horse shoe pitching con-
test will take place at the east of the
park, While at the speakers stand, the
baby contest VIII be held.
At four o'clock the ball game will
take place on the athletic grounds and
Denison will play Dow City. This
game promises 10 be most interesting.
The baby show. as usual. will attract
tmurh attention. Judge Conner has
donated SOS. as prize money for the
three bes& babies.
Hot coffee. sugar and cream will be
served free TO cid settlers at the noon
hour by Il committee headed by Chas.
Eemnling.
The horse shoe pitching contest will
be free TO determine if any town or
township team Of two men can take
the county championship from The De-
lott players Who won it at a previous
contest. The stakes will be set 40 feet
apart and each player must bring his :
own shoes. Let each town and town
ship send Il team of two players to com
pete. ktAs
See The complete program for further,
of the days doings.
q =. F. Z 4x 4
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Eel RE1man have re-
turned from a weeks s0journ at Lake.
wood. Ed has had a two weeks Naca-
ton from his, duties at the Solomon
Furniture store ana has enjoyed every
minute of it. 81
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18
existing health activities in the county
at the present time are as follows:
You have one part.time town and /.

county health physician.
One public school nurse for Denison
The county needs. a qualified public
health nurse to do general public health
nursing. including school nursing, ttl-
berculosis and child welfare work on a
county basis. .G5
The following figures will give some
idea of the work done in the county
during the past two weeks and a half.
Number of reference cases in
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

LOST--A KAPPA KAPPA GAMMA
key ON streets OF Denison on Monday
finder please return to Emma Nielsen,
and receive reward. SALT.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-08-18

ANuIuUST VI iSlcIciiCS SdSSo, III
BENSON ----------- II
Number of reference cases through
out county, -------- 40
Total number of references----- Ct
Number of cases not found ---- - 10
Number of ex-Oakdale patients or
families--- 49, 10
Number of ex-Sanitorium cases = /
Number of discharged soldiers and
rejected men visited - - 6
Total attendance at Children's clinic 10
Total attendance for chest exam.
nations - - ------ 48
Total attendance at clinic ------- 1853
Total number of known cases OF
tuberculosis in the county 49, 81
Those in charge of the clinic extend
their appreciation to the women of the
Federated clubs who sent committee
to assist at the clinic; to the teachers
who made health posters, and to Mr..
Otto Reyer who gave of his talent, and
to the county medical society, and to
all others who helped to make the sur.
yey and clinic a success.
The following physicians Of the cCun-
ty were present at the clinic on Friday:
Drs. e, c. Yoder, p. j. Brannon, L. NJ.
Coon, j. j. Meehan, Il. r. Plimpton, Fl.
B. Wilkinson. r. N. Rowe, of DenisOn:.
DIR. Fl. ID. Jones'. of Schieswig, DIR. W.
A. Garner, of Kiron. DR.. Mahin, fof
boy City: and Drs. Craven. Peck, Tur-
ner and Kepf0rd, of Des Moines.
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SALTS IS FINE FOR
KIDNEYS, OUT MEAT
Tlrsh the Kidneys at cnce when Back
hurts or Bladder bothers-heat
forms uxio acid

No man or woman who eats meat reCu-
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Jad Salts is inexpensive and cam
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-09-24
LIUIES! LOOK lJJiG.
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Use the Cld-tirne Sage Tea and
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Gray hair, however handsone. de-
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the ADVANTAGES OF n youthful appear
ance. Your hair is your charm. 1t
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just a few applications Of Sar N
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Don't stay gray Look younsi
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Just Folks
By EDGAR A. GUEST
DADDlES.

I would rather be the daddy
OF 4 romping. rougish crew,
Of 4 bright-eyed chubby laddie
And a little girl or two
Than the monarch of a nation
In his high and lofty seat
Taking empty alteration
From the subjects at his feet.
would rather own their kisses
AS at night to me they run
Than 70 be the king who misses
All the simpler forms Of fun.
When the dreary day is ending
He is dismally alone,
But whom my sun is descending
There are joys for me to own.
He may ride to horns and drumming,
l must walk a quiet street,
But when once they see me coming
Then on joyous flying feet
They come racing to me madly
And 1 catch them with n swing
And | say il proudly. gladly.
That I'm happier than a king.
You may talk of lofty places,
You may boast of pomp and power,
Men may turn their eager faces
To the glory of an hour,
But give me the humble station
With its joys that long survive
Fer the daddies Of the nation
Are the happiest men alive.
Copyright by Edgar a Guest)