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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Nsrthwcsd Ns~s NetsA

Northwood. Jan. lS.-Friday morn
,nr about 4 O'clock MA Hans AAA'
son passed away. She had been In
POOR heath for some time, but . few
weeks ago she Wa taksa III Win =
spell q heart trouble which caused
her death. Mrs.. Madison va one OF
the pioussrs OF Worth county. coming
here With her husband In 1850. ana
has made her homo herr sSnoA ehs
was nearly 20 ysA1s old ae the time
or her death. She Leaves her nus.
band. three sons, fAw4s, Franz ana
Charlie, and two daughters, Mae Mad.
con aud Irs. e. N. Klova all OF
Nortawood. Services were held Sun
day 1t the home, Rev. Hans Fosnes
o6lleiatins, and intermens was IN
Sunset Rest cemetery.
The town Of Northvood made use
Of her road grader the other day BY
os,nr n 70 level the snow on the
streets which had become very ropSn.
and to open the road to the cemetery
slsaghing IL fair IN tho country but q
little too rough for autos.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. z. Johnson and
f0Inily ana MT. JouHooA uAosASN -
last week for San Diego. Calif, where
.hAy win spend the winter They
were Joined at Mason City by several
friends.
Mrs. Fred Trustem. who with her
husband. went TO Des Moines to spend
the holidays and was taken seriously
IN while there, which aecessffateo
hospital treatment, Is not recoverns
a. rapidly as friends and relatives
would like and Will have to remain
IN Des Moines for several months fos
medical treatment.
The assessments on drainage dis
tr,ats 70, 81 and "a Of Worth county.
Iowa have been published and they
ssxregats over sano,eoe. This 10 q
larrs sum for drainage IN two dis
tr.cts, but 1t Is estimated that IN
unany cases It win double the value
Of the land.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
OLD PHYSICIAN DEAD.
DR.. Justin E. Simooda. iowa Falls Psen'
ser. Oiss Ia Maryland

Dr. Justin =. StmeodA iowa Falls Pisn"
eer. Dies Ia Maryland.
Soectsi % TIM ss-Rspuh!iean.
Iowa Falls, Jan is.--Dr. justin =. n
rrpn6s. = pioneer phrsicaan Of tbs pasS
of iowa, died recently ~ the home OF
his soa In RiverdslA Nd Dr. Gnonds
located here IN the early !ifties and "a
those oieneer aayp vistted pAneots
within a radius Of hfty railes. During
An endemic Of smallpox, he ~.A verT
sucoessfal In the treatment Of the dts
ease and his record ~as called 70 fne
attendou Of ths medical profession OF
the country. When the owl WAY broke
out and srnaiipoR vas prevalent In
srerrp Tenn, he wss called 10 the
es-v;ce as a surgeon and was placed Ia
charge OF the situation In that city.
Dr.. S.rnonds was % yesrs old ~ the
tine Of his death. which was due to
general breakdown Of the system He
was a graduate of the College OF fh1si-
clans and Surgeons at Albany, ". T.
graduating In 1s47. He WIS born In
Pawtet ". After the eivn war. Dr..
strnondA returned 70 Iowa but found
ira climate TOO severe for him and
he moved 30 Fayetteville. Ark In
1899, he wcnt to Washington, where he
entered tho pension department a q
medical examiner, retiring from that
position n 1904 because q his ad-
vanced aga since his retirement he
has lived with his son, Dr.. Edward B.
s;monds, in Rtverdale, No
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
C)ub SAGE TEA IN
FADED or GRAY HAIR
n uDlED WITH SUlPHEH TT
nARkENs SO NATURALLY NO.
BODY CAN TELL

0xandnoeher kept her hair beauti-
Eul1y dAxfkened. g1osgy and attractive
VITA q brow Of Sage Tea and Sui
pAa1. whensver her hair took on that
dun, faded or streaked appearance.
lhds simple mixture was applied with
wonderful elect By asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound" you will get a
large bottle of this old-tilue recipe,
improved by the addition Of other in
Syadients. an ready TO noe, at very
1a1l1e cost. This simple mixture can
tbs depeaded upon to restore natural
aoa0f and beauty TO the hair.
A vef1-knovn downtown druggist
aays everybody Uses Wyerh's Sage and
Suipdus Compound now because 1t
daxiEsus 20 naturally and svenly that
nobody can tell Il has been applied
rs 20 easy 70 use, too. You simply
sAanapeu a comb or soft bruah and draw
I1t through your hair, taking one strand
| n . Tine. BY morning the gray hair
! Aiaappears; after another application on
fDwo, Il - restored 70 its natural color
ard looks glossy. soft and beautiful.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
BlFF! 4.
Stop joltins Liver and Bowels
with violent drugs. but
take "Cascarsts."

'pynamitins" bile out Of your sys.
tenn with calomel- and other sicten-
inS pursAtives 10 all wrong. Salts. OIL
ana Cathartic Waters act by flooding
the bowels wssh the digestive Juices
which are vital to the stomach. Cas-
oarets are different. They act as ton
10 to the bowel muscles, which IL the
only sensible way to relieve bilious
Attack. 4 sour. acid stomach, or consti-
pated bowels. There IL no gripping or
inoonv snisnce. You naturally return to
regularity and ohserfulness. Cascarets
cost very little and they work while
you sleep
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
ENt3s STUD bon, C0ssDhs
- q HURRY
Sss raj e@e~ttveses& this old
ASsae-nssde remedy has no eaush
HsAly ana ehcse,s prepared.

fsxT meyer know how quickly bad
DsAeA can b eenquered, until yod Try
Nhk famous old homemade remedy,
Anyone who has coughed all day and
Oh night viii say that the Immediate
psliN given Is almost IKE magic "
tAkss but 4 mopert to prepare, and
sstlly there "a nothing better ff coughs,
lnte a pint bottlA put ga oupees OF
etaex, tAea add plsla graduated sugar
SyrSp 10 mske a full pint Or YOU can
syrsA lnsteaa Of sugar syrup Either
KIrda Of the money usually spent for
tough preparations, and aivcs Won = more
positive, effective remedy, Ii keeps per.
}ectiN and tastes pleasant-ehildren
You esa feel this take hold instantly,
Upsthing. and healing. the membranes In
aN the air passages. 1t promptly loosen,s
b Dry, tight cough, and sooa YOU will
Soties the .phlegm tain out. and then
disappear altogether A DAYS use will
usually break up sp ordinary THROAT or
cheat cold, and IL Is also splendid for
b~orehitis, Group, hoarseness, and broR-
eA|al asthma .
Pfrex d q most valuable concentrated
compound OF genuine Norway pine ex.
tract, the most reliable remedy for
throat and chest ailments
TO avoid disappointment. ask your
1ruaeist for 80 ounces OF PineN' Wi tn
directions and don't accept anything
cha Guaranteed to give absolute satis-
faction or money refunded. The Pinsx
O. Fl Wsyue Ind
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
iCoU6HfD FOR : YEARS
ORDERED TO DENVER
ossapp Said she CoViao't Oct Well In
lsltnols, But She Did

Z had . very bad cough fer ? years.
III Tia time, day and night. Gould
slss2 bns little. tried everything but
~ no reiisi. Finally my doctor said
he cosld do no r.2ere tor mo that had
bstfsr 80 10 C~uver as couldn't live
n HNnsts. Thsn tried SriIlas ETrul-
aaon Frorn the very flst, II helped me.
By toa time had taken Is bottles my
oouxA leSt 100 entirely, have gained
In strength and Eesh and am now IN
per5eoe aesrh..-Ars. ALICE u. Hunt
lsy, is No. Pcaci 81, Gaieshurs. III.
{ Dulld up you syetasn and give Il c
!shAnee to Eight OF disease, Ai.ks
Emnksaon costa nothing 70 try end II
has done The WORK scr thousands a
oShaS
Nl0 ESnu4xion b = pleasant nutrt-
ttvD food and = corrective medicine. II
xes4urss healthy, natural bowel action
dnlna away with al nesd Of pulls sud
phyda n promotes appetite Ard
Quickly puts the digestive orgsns In
shnpe 70 asstrnlAAs food IA 8 build
q a nash and S:xs-ssh MiAa Enini-
alnn = strongly recommended to those
vtmn sickness has Weakened and Is
q psvsrfnl all La resisting and -er,Atr-
1oe EAe effects Of wasting diseases.
C9un.c stomach trouble end const.-
pak1oa sxe promptly Internationally
In oos ~
Tbs - u only sold emulsion
nnAs. and 20 pelatAbss Saai Il Is eat
"a WITH = spoon Hfs roe cream Truly
vunderfal Dor weak. ssc,liy Children.
No fnnkfer how severe your casa
yua ~ urged DO Gy MILES Emulsior
u,A~ thb suArantae-Taso sir Bot
1es hHns with 700 usa Il ncocrdfns e
aarsc&tons and Il not satisfied with the
SUu4fA yunr money VA Be- promptly
1sAuDAad Prioe coo and $50 pc,
Nstxle. Tha Nils Emulsion CO. Ter
- Haata. Ind. Sold By druggists ev-
0VhaRa.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
0rinnen and Vicinity.
Special TO Ttmes-Hepuhlicah.

0-innell. Jan lS-Fnaerpl services
were held today at the family residence
west OF this city oveP the body Of NrR
G. T. Bags. conducted by Rev. Z. W.
Cross, pastor Of the CONGREGATIONAL
church here. Death from pneumonia
took place at $3.50 on Sunday nsrnins.
The surviving children ara Russell and
Cara, Of this city. and ChAIlsA Of Dem
vsr. Mrs Baszs WAS Dor. n ths ssa.s
Of New York but, with her husband
and family. has lived noaf hers many
years.
NJ. c. BidwcIl. electrician. who moved
! to Grinnen from Newton ssvsral years
! ago, has tust closed . desi By which he
becomes owner Of the garage oni.dins
and lot Just west OF the Colonial thea
ter and fronting On Firth sysnus. and
also the vacant lot Just south Of the
Colonial. with = frontage Of forty-fous
feet on Main strest. Mr.. Bidwsn an
nounces his plan Of erecting . two
story modern electric service stAtion on
| the lot on Main street and Of remodel
| Ing the present garage on FiftA ave
nue. The building west Of tho Colon
| ial has been occupied by the Lamber-
| son Hunt COMPANY. which Is 70 give
possession BY July I.
The Lambsrson- Hunt Company Nai
| bought the lot, 75xieS feet IN sise. 1yfnt
| Just south Of the Kemmerer residence
on tho east side OF Main street. and
plans to cover 1t with . one story
brick front garage Of the iatast type
, r. G. Coutts has rust been stven the
contract and thu work OF excayattnl
and building will bsgin - acon - tbs
| weather permits.
Postmaster WIN ]. Nelson And thi
officers of the commercial club arc CIV
Ing all possible information and aid t.
the census epumerators OF this oaty. Il
be certain that the work. WHEN done
shail be correct and show oTinnsi tus'
as she Is in numbers. and the snumsTa'
tors arc taking utmost pains
Miss Nellie ShepstTa, while acting u
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
JUDGE W. G. CLEMENTS DEAD.
Newton Man Had Ssr~sd Twelve
Year, on Bench.

Year. on Bench.
Newton, Jan. l3.--Jud9e William o.
Clements. prominent jurist died It his
California home in Los Angeles sat-
urday afternoon. according to word re-
ceiyed by relatives here Judge
Clements has been III for three years
with pernicious anasmia. During the
last year blood transtusions were re-
sorted to In an effort to save bis He
bu. all TO no avail
Judge AID Mrs- Clements went Z"
California just about q year ago.
He was elected county attorney IN
1888 and conducted the business Of the
Office In such a splendid manner that
he was reelected In 1880. After Isav-
ing the county attorneys Office be oon-
tinued IN the private practice OF law
until 1898 when he was eaectsd as one
Of the Judges OF the sixth udicaal dis
trsct, HIS work on thu bench was OF
such a character that he served twelve
years in this capacity. During this
time he was called upon to try many
importan. cases, including tho famous
Sarah Kuhn murder case in keokuk
county. Tho small number Of deets-
ions of Judge Clements reversed by
the supreme court Of IOWA shows thu
careful thought ard study given the
law by him and his natural ability ~
jur!st.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
WANT IRus1 E:UA0
PECULIAR QUIT 10 erARr9o m
BLACK HAWK COUNTY,
Sp,rstsr Nissss Ask csuvt to Divide
Trust Fund Left BY Aunt Per Eess'
tion Of Homo for Old Maids and 10
Which Kin Soon Would % Gllels's--
Building Not In oteht

waterloo, Jan. is-F'earing that the
Harriet Kendall christian womau's
home WIN not me otliit soon enough TO
Do OF any benefit to them 40 . place
Of residence. Belle Caldwell. librarian
past a years Of aee; Mary D. Caldwell,
music teacher past 20 years Of as~
and Mary poushsrty, . school esacnsF
past 80 years of Mss-nioces OF the Ass
Mrs. Harriet n. Kendail--have lied .
request with the court TO direct the
executors Of their Aunts estate 20 give
thsm their share OF truss rune o.
$4,000.
Nra Kendall left the bulk Of her
property In trust to erect home for
christian vsaen--spinsterS ana wd-
ewv without children. who are oeSt
50 years Of age--aither In Black Hawk
or Ch!cRnsaw county on condition that
the town or city getting the homo cen-
tribute an equal or larger amesus.
No town has made s bid for the In
stttution and the FUND IL nse iarvs
enough 70 build and maintain the
home. One provision OF Ars. ksnoArs
will was that In the event nsaASf ooen-
ty made . bid on the proposition the
fund be allowed 10 remain at interest
until, such TINS a. Il was large
enough for construction Of Q home
for buying a site and for maintenance
Received Specific Lssasiss.
The will gave the Misses Caldw0li
$3.50 each and gave Miss Doushsrty
Sc, 600, Of which $1,000 was condition.
ed on her giving care to her aunt tor
six months prior to the aunts demts&
Miss Dousherty also shared under
the win In Mrs. Ksndails library. In
her books and in her Jewelry.
The court 10 petitioued TO empower
the trustess-A., ]. Edwards and Ira
Rodamar-to give the compliments
that part Of the trust fund which
would be equal to their care and
ma tntenance were the home to be built
now and we're they inmates Of It
Would Be Eligible.
When the nieoes reach 80 years Of
age, II t1e home Is built, they would
be eligible for free care and main
ten ance in the Institution. having the
, qualities of christianity and splnstef-
hood. with no kin TO support them.
which axe made essentials for adrnls-
sioo.
The nieoes declare that they are
without means other than the fruits
Of their labors. They claim 70 have
vested rights Ia the trust fund. a., ip
the event the win were 20 be carried
cut In IT'S main provisions. thev would
have . home and maintenance fres Of
charge
They desire thAe the trustees make
settlement with thsm for theiS vested
hehtA
The Misses Cal6vSYl ffvs at Nashua
| and Miss Dou6hAsty at Cedar Fails.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Candidates Oct Paper.

Special 10 Times IEepSIacan.
Dos Moinas. Jan. 1s.--Attornsy an
era II. N. Ha~nsr - the n1st oandi-
date for governor - secure poninA&iel
papers al the Office Of tho sserstsEy Of
state. State Representatives w. y.
Moore Of Guthrie Center. ana Senator
James M. Wilson Of Cs1tsTvfas AIs
already circulating papass a. canal
oates for Hsutsnant Scverno1, m
Thornas 8, Wand, Of Cedar RApidA y
securing signatures tor ra1Iroad cam
missioner. Others who have thalr
papera cat ara. for auAitag ~ etata,
Frank Ayber. Polk county, q. Q. 0ose'
Green's county aAd ", 4 ActAenA,
Marfhafltown.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
DUCK WAY TO END
STOMACH TROUBLE
READ THIS

Y 0xnR years u suMersng with
ahroodo Indigestion, having had sps-
0lellGf treatment BY several doctors,
- - no avail tried your Mqritx.
IN aftsr using one bottle fouad I'M"
1900 relied. something that have
ri baA Tor yeaxs"--5os. J. Clark,
10 Bsylston d., Boston. Mass.
1Gasatx II Just One; ,.t has dons
Uoa1oeV fer ne: II is the SHly thing
eiat KsyD me lasting reliaf a1t9s
0veeything else had faned'-M ".
Gsrivsther, Guthrie, KY.
No nsed 10 suffer another day from
anlieesion, dyspepsia, headaches,
&c, acid stomach. gas, kaiohing,
Aaoeffn1, tsart palritatisn, norvcus-
49,. cr other 1istrsss due 70 dis.
@11esA stomach. You can get rid
n fiais trouble, No matter how Sc
yseO er stubborn your case may DO
- what Has failed to benefit You,
at q bottle Of liquid NARLR 70.
~, TAKE Il - dtreetsd and YHtca
~ result Wsndsrful liquid MAX.
et1saAchs back to healthy condition,
relieved thousands Of sufferers. Let
q rSlisve you. Know the real Joy Of
oooA appetite and good digestion
49, arain. NARLR 10 only 15c
S16 Absolutely Suarantsed by TIA!
1la11ix Co, Fort Wayne lrd- ana
lssSyista ------------------------'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Hs Pssls Like = New Man,

Rheumatic pains, eaokaehe, pains IN
sides, sore muscles stiff joints or an
"alvay. tired" feeling are usually
symptoms OF disordered kidneya w.
w. Wells. Tosuin, Mich. writsst I
am on my feet most Of the time and
get tired. But after taking Fpiey KID
nsy Pills feci lIke . new man. REQ.
ommend them Co my customers ana
have never heard Of any case where
they did not give satisfaction" Prompt
in action to relieve kidney troubles
and bladder ailments, Sold every
whore Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13

~ sUnits1 otselu ~ = = s1ssa-
tisna, - vssaaloaai iaslitsAssa.s
S.hs eb3sse q ~ eunAeA y ~ ~
viIA ~ a1osatlsu g ~ Soeae DseUea
a THE Slaes ~ tAsis nAvy - - Ansa
them to bsessns lAmilles WITH ~ ~ays(
Tine Of dsfsAeSr % ~ aOuntsv.
This she'll VEGAS ADprsxinAtsay ~
pounds. b ~ lA1AsD q ltansAse 80
thirty ineAse n ieas1A. the sxpNoslve
CHARGE ~ tssa ssrasvsA. otherwise =
10 In the same condition ~ thess usse
In oup naval vuns aSsAs1 sAn.
HoaosAbie msatisa WI - gavsa -
the ten besl sssAys aubmttte4. tn
judges Of tfis ooatest win BE- JVdrs
Hubert uttsrbAAk. q the Felix county
distr1ot court; 4. n, ~. DosnsA. Of ~
bins Educational 1kcAAngA 81 D.
Moines, aaA J. W etudshAhsN assist.
ant superintendent u the De- Ao'neH
schools The eentsst WI chose on
March Is and essays received a8ses
that daSs win no< b eonsidsssA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Aoupus NAN klll Mo1,AA.

ossaasse MspSsesd q esssh essss
OH D. Youthful DsndltA
SpssSal % Ttmss- RsoubaicaA.
etoas CITY, Jan. lss--Twe youthful
hixhwsy,nsn here last night held up
ana kiIied one man ana few minutes
laSsr hs,l up and rosAsA tour others
Within a few feet Of where the wound
cd man not ySt dseA. Nv. The dead
man IA q stronger. about ~ y~Ars old,
With tattoo naarses on sssh axn. Tue
ho,dsp occurred near the Burlington
roundhouss In South RAoux city, Nso'
The bandits sscapsd.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Cut rhis out-it 10 Worth Money.

NVt HIU VUr-1S - vVVTSV U'OSsv2e
DON'T MISS TYlS. Cut out this
ssip, snciase with s cents and mail It
to Foley L Co, SSss Sheffield Avenue
ca1oags. IN. writing your name and
Address clearly. You WIN receive Ia
return . trial package containing Fo-
Is1s Honey ana Tar Compound. for
coughs. colds and oDou1. Foley Kid
~ Pills for pain In stdss and back:
rAsumatism. backachA kidney and
Bladder ailnsnts, and Foley CathAruc
Tablets. . wholesome and thoroughly
oisaastns oathartic, for constipation.
ba,isuSnssa. headache. and slugsish
bowsls Ssld OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
dseneIt.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
GIRLS WARNED
AGAINST KISSING

Women to iswa TO Point Out that
osopiatlon 10 Unsanitary-Prsaeh
Against Tight and Short Skirts
Rouge Etc,
Special to Times-Repaslioan.
Dubuque, Jan. is--Young girls must
b warned against kissing and spoon
lnr with young men. In olden days
kissing was not suah menace 70
health a. In the present age. OFTEN
innocent young girls contract disease
BY kiasinx some man who - not IN
good health.
The sooner tight and short skiyts 60
out Of style the better 1t viii Do sof
girls.
Girls should not wear low cut even
log gowns; they should dress in &C.
cordancs with tbs climate rather than
with the sSyias-
Dancing u ell right but the extremes
should 10 forbidden. such IS The sttn-
my and ticket too
These are statements made hero 10
day by DIR. jeanette Throckno1ton, OF
tie United States public health AR
vice, who viii speak before audiences
Of girls and women here this week.
"One OF the principal points whish
Will try to bring before the girls Is
promiscuous kissing," declared Dr..
Throclmorton. IN what arc generally
called the old days Il was not 80 bad
because disease was not 20 generA as
Il II now, b.. nowadays q girl Is risk
ing her health. her future, her very
Ifs, when she k.sses and spoons With
q man whose character IN unknown to
hsx,"
Another thing IL tho modern dance
crasa Dancing - perfecuy all rxht 10
q proper way, but the latest and az
tss,ne steps certainly ars Questionable
TO say the ieAst- mem the shinmy
and similar danceA Just seeing It
done onos shouiA Be- enough to cure
any iii a tAa DESIRE TO dAn0o fn that
manner"
tight and shors skirts shou1d 20 for
ths sake q comfort, sDoearanoeS and
health"
Powder ana rouge arc other things
which should como under The ban IN
the Nfs q . young gin. Isn't II dis
EustiAs to SEQ . young gin with her
faoe painted hks q circus clown? A
little dab Of powder On the nose when
II 10 shiny II IN night Of course. What
mean 70 ny u that the e1cessive use
Of tace paint covered with q layer OF
taco powder Is unsiKhtiy and harmful.
II kills the natural charm Of any girl
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
coushet Night and psy1

John vosnue. Eiesrtou, oAr writes,
Last fall, when my nsikhbers vss
Gown with tnfluenaa, I teok ss~ssp
eeid and bsfsrs ! was AWARE q NJ
cosa!.!on I wsS down oh h va !
sosghsd niSht and day aaa H.y thssas
was raw and kosA ! "a Z bottaS Of
Fois7s Horsy Ga4 Tar psAaeasnA and
took sisAt saaaE Easss y tvs heu1N
NY oonditisH bs9aA 10 tnlssSs aaA q
4 fsw days W2a - wM ~ sSsn h
nv opinion Es.sTa n ~ bsgt sevUl
medicine nA6A" Guld syssywAsssp-
AdvSr1seFnept,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
o.L.os,. I.ndyno n Florida.

On March 81. In 1913. on Easter
Sunday, Ponce Dc Leon discovered land
after his voyage Of exploration from
Porto Rico. Do Leon had sailed IN
search Of tho mythical island OF BIZ
mini. vhsrs the ''Pountain Of Yenth'
was said to b, whso he discovered
land on the North American continent.
Hs named the country Florida, % &C.
count Of the profnMo1 e Asv>eA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
Contest Fer Tsn-lneh Shell.

SPECIAL 70 TfM6B-NepuUSkC91'
Des MoiDes, Jan 1.-THE navy 10.
cruiting station at Des Moinss has just
received a Inch shell from tho navy
department to be used as prize 70 De
given the high school In the state OF
iowa that submits the best essay on
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
r.rm.- R,elaens q Hardin pssA

Special 20 TTmee'Vespuuuc
fudora, Jan. i1--word was rscANd
in HiaorA Monday aftsrnosa Of Ne
death In Cedar RapiAs that &Ay .
Enoch Anseii, a6ed sbSut ~ years aaa
for many years . rssidsnt Of Aardin
county. Mr.. Anseyl ~ born In Eng
land In NSA, coming - his country
when young man. re b survived BY
three children: Mn. 4 H. Wrisht eao
Samuel Anssii. Of mdora, ana NM
John HighiaAl, Of Gear RApfds ~
whose homo hs died. Tho fauesNl wsn
DO hAid wednesday afternoon from NJ
Chrtstian church n xldorA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13
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To Cur . Cold IN ons Day
TAXI LAativs Bromo ouintne (tAe-
,sss.) II stops tins cough and headaohs
and works Oft the cold. b. W. groves
Signature On each box. 30 cents.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-01-13

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-24
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Packard Motor Car Co, quarterly OF ~
per cent on preferred payable March is to
stock Of record February 10,
Owens Bottle Co; quarterly OF Is cents on
April to stock Of record March 22.
Borden Co. quarterly OF ~ per cent on
American Can Co.. quarterly Of ~ per
cent on preferred; payable April I to stock
Central Leather Co, quarterly ~ per
cent on preferred, payable April l to stock
pIcrce-Arrow Motor Car CO., quarterly .
per cent on preferred, parable April I to