The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-04-07

new $4UV,uVO moving picture mouse
is to be built at Marshalltown this sum
mer. A. H. Blank, Of ,Des Moines, has
a purchased the site for the building, and
the work of construction will be pushed
Mr.. Blank operates chain of moving
picture houses.
With the following law on the Iowa
statute books the woman suffrage
workers of the state are going ahead
with their political plans, regardless OF
whether Delaware or any other state
ratifes or not. Their principal work
they say, is to bring toNthe realization
OF all of the women sof@the state that
\ they have the right to note for presi
dent and vice president after proper
1 registration, Tor which opportunity will
be provided. q
ssction i17S. supplement to the code
1913, as amended by the. thirty-sesentf
general assembly be and the same is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
f0ll1 81 II liss So ttSi2s
Provided, however thai The right to
vote for presidential electors shall not
be denied orr ahridge ON account of sex
and that every woman who has attain.
led the age Of stWenty-On years and who
possesses all other qualifications requi
site to a male voter, shall l,eaentitled to
vote, the same as men, at any election
held for the purpose of electiIg presi
aential electors.
At any general election hereafter
: held, for the election of presidential
electors. a separate ballot shall be pro.
yided for women.
Last week the city council of Jeffer.
son let the contract for more paving.
The Horrabin company was awarded
ethe inside paving at SALE per cubic
yard. The outside paving, such as the
Mill Road was lei to the Marsh
Construction Co. at $3i95; the curbing
and gutter was let to Geo. NJ. King &
Co. the curbing at s8 cents and the
much higher than the Denison letting.
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A stock company has been formed at
CarFoA, and ARTICLES Of ssincorporatona
filed. officers and directors elected, and
everything is moving ssmoQ thly for a.
great baseball team. ertisements
have been placed asking for a playing
managersg and the grounds have been
leaeed.s The organization is incorpOr-
ated at 81 $50, but stock to the amount
OF $500 will be disposed Of, and al
most that amount has already been sub
scrtbed. The shares are selling at $25.
The officers are: IF resident, Chas Nc
LaughHn; vice president. Ed Dunk; sec
Rotary Claude Phillips; treasurer. Mar,
Ia @ACAuHOu SH. = HS sulTeeAOTb dIt JOe
Stalk i Ed Kisgen, Grover Better. j. y.
White and Henry Miner.
CarsDli win have q landing place for
aircrA4t in the tifnme diate future, John
Seller has leased al plat of ground just
west az the Northweste stern station, and
Is going to fit it up as a regular sta.
i ton. He has made a number of trips
Z in the interest Gof the enterprise, and
Ia ton 10 70 cf
Max Hueschen, well known former
editor OF the West Side Journal. was
elected mayor of Holstein at The recent
city election. Max was in the county
the other day, and told his friends he
was making winner of the Holstein
Advance. itlt
Frank O'Connor, one Of Onawa's old
est citizens, disappeared from his home
February goth, and since that fine nc
word has been received and no infOlma-
ton has been gained as to his where
abOuts. He was a man 60 years Of age,
and weighed In the neighborhood of 208l
pounds He had "a blue spot under his
right eye, and alsoEa growth on his left
arm.
Last Thursday. March 25th.w the
55th anniversary of 1.-The release Of a
large per cent Of the Iowa soldiers
from the infamous prison pen ,ataAnder-
sOnville..-. Thousands of 1.-The boys who
had been in5 that prison were turned
loose on that day, more dead than
alive. MI 81 4
During the past few weeks Knoxville
and vicinity have, produced at least two
wonderful mOnstrosities of the hog fam
lily. CIarinda is now contending for
honOrs and brings forth a black calf
with two well formed heads, four eyes
and two ears. The calf was born alive
and gasped a few times with both
mouths open before it departed this life.
The mother COW did not survive the or
deal.
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H. f. johnson, who lives near Abba,
Is the possessor Of a eve which recently
gave birth to five lambs. All the lambs
are living and of average size. The 1
eve weighs 20 pounds.
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Mrs. Rex NJ Truesdell is entertain
ing her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. L. |
HOyd, of Woodbine, and her sister. Miss1
Frances Boyd, Of Lawton. They arel
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