The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-21
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Pocahontas county voted $500 900
bonds last week to erect new court
house. The building will be a duplica-
ton OF the Greene county court house,
ard the Jefferson Bee says it may in
ttarest Greene county folks to know that
whereas the Greene county court house
\ cost $l4O,000 a few years ago, the same
building Is now estimated for Pocahon.
tar county at s42O. O0O 1t took thirteen
years Of campaigning to get the bonds
to build the Greene county building,
ard thei taxpayers have on hand in the
court house fund more than $4,000
with which to rstire the bonds as they
mature. The entire issue viii be paid
within three years. Z 4. s.
Friday April 80, has been designated
M Arbq day by Governor Harding in
q prOcl4 mation issued fkom the COVER
nOrsa Once on Wednesday last The
gOveypOH suggests that each eOmrnun.
I ity pAonE trees as memorials to the sol.
dien whp gave their lives in the late
war. and says. Let this planting be
done with appropriate exercises, and if
pos1ible with ex-service men present.
4 Let record be made Of the event and
nome one be appointed to nurture and
Caye for the tree or trees thus planted.
By doing this lessons in patriotism will
b taught, the memory OF; sacrifice made
will have a living monument and or
dobt to- the future will be + acknowl.
ed and in, part paid. /
With this weeks issue the Dunlap
4 Rep6rt0s celebrated its fiftieth annivers.
afys The paper was established in 1870
by George Musgrove, and since that
! time has undergone many changes in
s0Mnersh6p. The present owner o. E.
BtNnnDOn; has been at the helm the
paokAfeW years, and under his guidance
4 the payer has made some Wonderful
astrfdes.ty The busfness men 81 Dunlap
are s{pporting the paper as they
sssa's s sts j 10 SD sGPss i fl
]. 3 3 IRWIN rWsaiin, Clerk is 81 the district
court Of HAff4sonr rotnty, has handed
! his resignSt ton to the board of super
vi1ors. and his deputy Miss Claire Dale,
has been recommended by the Harrison
county bas as hia saese lgssqS ~ IL
I q. w. Toyne, president fof the *Citi
xenS clubs Of & Carroll sent out a call
last week 2to the ladies oEciarroll ask
Ing them TO form an auxiliary to che
Citizens dub, thus making it possible
for the ladies' to do as much toward the
L bettefmen4 OF Carroll as the club itself
can do is expected that 500 ladieE
win answ& the call, as already a splen.
did repre4 entation has responded. IA
4 temporary organization has been form
ed and Nh. q. "A. Robb has been cllos
en- president and Mrs. VIM. Heider sec
rotary. n ri 81 II I7.I 81 /.
The Citaep's INaaBof Carroll III IN ~
up a. We bunch of business men, and
Il Il we us, they are doing things
Among the latest "fads" to be taken
up, and it's a good one, is the posting
I Of daily bulletins by the club, telling
of the highway conditions between the
! Missouri and Mississippi rivers. This
will be a great help to tourists, local
AM abroad. i.;iS
An architect from Chicago IS now al
Sac City cQlferring with those in
! charge as to The new community build
ing to be erected in Sac City this season
4 eSss 4Ey$ s-b-
Ida county is to erect large garage
ana tool shop in which to house the
c0unty'sf autos and tools. Crawford
county now has. three government
4 trucks ana all kinds Of tools. and the
trucks ars standfngosi IL the ' weather
American Reds, whenever they meet
In convection, do not feel that they
I have carried out the entire program
until they adopt resolutions expressing
whole hearted approval Of Russia's Dol.
shevist governments y Soapbox orators
tell their hearers that Lenine and
Trotzky are pioneers OF, new era in
which all the people Of the earth even.
tually win unite, and they urge Amer
leans to set aside the constitution of
washington, Franlslin, Hamilton and
Madison 80 the soviets may have their
way h, ~