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The Winslow mail., 1920-04-09
PERSONAL MENTION

Mr.. Ralph Davis of Flagstaff spent a
few days here this week.
Wayne Hungerford of Gallup is here
this week visiting his family.
Mr.. Frank Evans leaves this week
for few days visit in Los Angeles.
George Keyes and J. E. Dunno were
in Holbrook Thursday on business.
Ben Sutherland of Gallup, New Mex
leo is visiting his parents here this
week
Mrs. William Matthie and daughter
are spending a few days visiting
friends in Needles
Ollie Ulrich, foreman of the E. r.
Chambers Sheep outfit is a business
visitor here this week.
Mr.. e. H. Black is the proud pos
SCISSOR of a new Chevrolet touring
car
Miss Marguerite Drumm, County Re
corder, was visiting friends here Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barncord motor
ed to Holbrook on Wednesday of this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyr'c''-- arc
painting and remodeling their homc
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen last week pur
chased the Davis residence on Wesf
Third street.
Mrs. w. A. Rock is expected home
in a few days from Mayo's greatly
in health
Mrs. M. e. Heron who has been
visiting friends at Cooley the past few
weeks returned home this week.
Charles Farnsworth returned this
week from Los Angeles where he has
been spending a few days vacation.
Don't forget the big Security Benefit
Association dance at the Electric
theater April 22nd.
Charles Harp, Sheriff Of Navajo
County, spent several days here this
week.
Judge Thomas, prominent banker OF
was business visitor here
Friday.
Mr. Harry Smith left Wednesday for
a two weeks vacation to be spent in
San Francisco.
Mrs. Chris Sorenson left Tuesday
evening for few days visit with re-
latives in Albuquerque.
Miss Seigfried Soder of the Flag
staff normal spent Easter at the home
Of her sister Mrs V. H. Driver
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ Quebedeaux and
daughter Jean left Tuesday night for a
Few days visit on the coast
Mrs. Robert Powell expects Miss
Bertha Peet of Williams for her house
guest this week end.
Mr.. G. G. Hall of the Hall Lumber
Company of Holbrook was a business
visitor here Tuesday.
Miss Marie Daze is spending a few
weeks vacation in San Francisco with
her sister, Mrs. Kay Ratelle.
Mrs. Hubert Richardson returned
Sunday from a few days visit with
her husband on the Reservation
The Winslow Mail will be three dol
lars the year on and after May first
Take advantage of the low rate now
The B. of r. t., dance Mounday
evening was huge success. A large
crowd was in attendance and the mu-
sic was excellent.
DR.. G: L. Hathaway left Monday
night for Elsinor Springs, Cal, to re-
cuperate from his recent attack of
pneumonia.
Mrs. J. B. Drumm and children re-
turned Saturday from California
where they have been spending the
winter.
John Drumm returned this week
from California where he has been in
the hospital having his tonsils re-
moved
The Winslow mail., 1920-04-09
PARENT TEACHERS AsSOCIATIOI

The following program will be giver
at the Parent-Teachers' Association
Tuesday evening April 18th, at the
High School. This is the last prograng
for this year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
IA BIC CONFLICT
d Be WAR ON GERMS
PrOf. HAROLD MAXIM LEROY
ninent British Scientist. Special 4"
cxsnl Seryicc,)

sFondon, April 1a---The next In
xAAtionai conflict win he germ
-.
Thc country mcbilizing the Creates
Hnn TER or the most 7ernicIons n'lc
kps will he the victor. The wa'
1res of the world will shortly es-
&lfsh chronological departments
IA draft strategic plans for the
6friHntjon OF destructive pests III
enemy countries by. airpiants ~
ne of war.
&f predict that in the next war thf
6<uuitc snrcading sefrow rover, the
n1se Gy infected with cholera and
xrntery. and the typhus laden cootie
I'M cause more deaths than shells
ultets or bombs.
q An illustration OF what is possible
1ccurred in the United state IN 1883
&hen an American collector vishih@
1 hrsek the European gypsy MON
Imported eggs Of that epecimen from
kAnce.
h One moth escaped from his house.
= notifieg the authorizes, but IN
Nc Of two years plague was RI m
mi. and from 1891 10 1909 me
80 spent $500 o0h in fighting IT.
~ thar is possible by accident.
Snarire what can be achieved Win
set purpose
The 3nsrrae 90 late pence tirno danger
I'd Thai of aIrplsnes landing on grass
- rlctxirsg up pests which thus may
- carried from one country 20 an
"14spr
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20
List of Real Estate in
the City of Richmond
DELINQUENT FOR CITY TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1919,
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION
May 3, 1920
-AT THE BROAD. STREET. FRONT OF THE CITY HALL

In conformity with the ordinances of the city, [ will
sell at public auction to the hi CHEST bidder, at the Broad
Street front of the CITY Hail. between the hours of 10 in the
morning and In the afternoon of MONDAY, MAY g
1920 that being the first day of May term of the Hastings
Court for the city of Richmond the following REAL Els
TATE in said city delinquent for city taxes for the year
1919 much thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy
the taxes assessments interests costs and charges due
thereon unless there be previously paid the taxes and
ScSSfnents with interest and penalty Five
cent penalty and interest from February 1920 at per
cent per annum, to be added.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1920-04-20

EHondou. Anrn 1a.--The next In
xnafionai conflict win he a germ
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06
Clarion News Briefs.

Special to Times-Republican.
Clarion. Feb. s.-The little son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hilton was bur-
led from the home of W. Fl. Tall
man. its grandfather. He was II
fellow. TO-.
Harold Fisher son OF sheriff Fish
or was married to Jessie Keval at
Rockport. Mo. They have returned
to Clarion.
LEROY Cordes. of Goodell and Miss
Irene Parks, of Clarion were quietly
married by Rev. Mr.. Walker at tho
Methodist parsonage. They were at
tended by the brides brother and
sister. Mrs. Cordes is the eldest
daughter Of Mr.. W. G. Parks. Of this
city. and her husband Is the eldest
son OF F'ramer Cordes. Of Goodell
formerly of Clarion.
The many friends of Miss Harriet
Miles were surprised when they re
ceived announcement & her maria &c
to H. A. xiv. of Chicago. Miss Miles
In Chicago and had her husband as
a patient there.
George Lolar. Jr.. the 17-year- old
son of George Lolar. was compelled
to lose his right leg. which had to
be amputated above the knee. Gam
creme developed after he was acct
dentally4, shot while hunting rabbits.
The board of directors of the, farm
bureau. at meeting recently held,
elected Ralph NJ. Edwards county
agent of Wright county. Mr.. Ed
wards was chosen from several cam
didates and comes highly recon-
mended. For the past year he has
been superintendent Of the Ottosen
schools.
F. w. Walker. cashier Of the First
National Bank. has decided to run
for county auditor and has rendered
his resignation to the bank.
D. H. Leonard and wife have re-
turned from their Texas trip.
The American Legion will enter
tain the public at lively party at
I. o. o. F. hall, Feb. 12. in honor OF
Lincoln's birthday. There will be
booths for the sale Of articles do
mated by local business men, in
chrage Of the Red Cross girls and
Salvation Army lassies.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06
FAR SHORT gum REQUIRED TO
ENTERTAIN GENERAL
FEDERATION.
NEW PLAN eoUohT
TO RAISE MONEY
Determined That Prediction Of East.
srn Aristoorats That Iowa Gould
Net Finance Biennial Meet Shall
Not Prove Trus-.Publioity Cam
paisn Handicapped.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. s.--Iowa women
are having a hard time arranging the
finances ror the women's biennial Of
the federated clubs, which is to DE
held in Des Moines in June.
In order to obtain the big conven-
ton for Iowa tho women had to
pledge themselves to finance the en-
tertainment for the gathering. There
will be more than 10000 club lead
ers from all over the country repre-
scented in the delegation.
The Iowa clubs set out to raise the
big fund thru individual subscriptions.
Each club woman in the state was
asked to give quarter to the gem
eral fund. Some of the quarters
have come in but the fund Is still far
short Of it's goal. Appeals have gone
out for more money. hut results are
not coming very rapidly.
As a result. the general committed
in charge Of entertainment is now
looking about for new ways and
means OF DrONlOlnS the money. MUCH
Of the preliminary program Of prep
aration for the gathering has already
been cut down. The national pub
licity program which was to have
carried all over the United States
news of what Iowa was going to do
for the visiting women is being car
ried out in spare time by one men,
her of the committee. No general
program is being. put thru because
OF lack Of funds.
The Iowa women have BEEN con
siderably aroused by statements OF
eastern delegates DOUBLING the abil-
ity of the local organizations to pro-
vide entertainment for the LEADING
society lights Of the country The
1owans. on the other hand. have de-
termined to Guido even the most ex-
travasant frills Of the wealthy New
Workers.
They have announced that they
will raise the fund. one way or an
other, and that Iowa will show them
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06

dent Of the club. Several month,
ago Miss waAson gave up her coun'
try school TO accept the place Of as
sStans TO 6sorstary Anderson. The
club. at it, annual meeting. just held
decided to launch campaign for ~
enlarged msmbership. Added In
tsrest In the activities OF the club
also will be souSht by the new board
Of directors.
De- MoInss-~ There are s.o7t newly
elected men In the Iowa national
guard "a q result of the recruitin-
campaign conducted by Col. T. p
Hollowell. Council Bluffs leads with
number Of men enlisted, showing l7s'
Sioux City Is in second place win
1855. Des Moines Is fourth in the list
showing but 100 enlistments.
Crsston-The Creston, winterset
and Des Moines railroad case. which
has been on trial In district court
was decided In favor OF the defend
ants by Judge Homer Fuller. The
costs Of the case will he taxed TO the
plaintiff. As result OF this decision
the railroad will be junked unless the
supreme court directs otherwise,
Osass-At a meeting OF the stock
holders Of the Farmers Grain and
Supply Company IL was voted al
most unanimously that the organiza-
ton favored return OF the rail-
roads to the owners at the earliest
possible moment. The vote was
forty five to four The financial re-
port Of the company indicated a
prosperous year. the profits being
50 $685. for 1919.
Charles City-Defnite steps have
been taken here to relieve the hous-
ing condition which for some time
has been considered serious. Recent
ly the organization of The Home
Builders was perfected. Incorporated
with a capital OF $4,000, to erect new
homes and sell them to workingmen
on such terms as will make 1t posi-
BILE for them to own their homes with
out seriously burdening themselves.
AlIison-Fred Christensen, one OF
Allison's blacksmiths. has become a
successful poultry fancier. At the
northern Iowa poultry show at New
Hampton. with only five birds en-
tered. he carried off three flrsts. and
also a second, third and fourth prize.
His prize cockerel carried off the
grand sweepstakes OF the association.
He also received the grand sweep
stakes on the pen of birds.
.Eldridge-Tm getting sick of lin
gerie," said Mrs. Louis Campbell, of
Iowa state College, speaking before
the women Of Scott county. 1--WE used
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06

their title in and to said lot be
quoted and confirmed in them. by
decree of said court, that the ap-
parent defects in said title If any
there should be, be corrected by said
decree. and that you. said defendants
and unknown, claimants and each OF
you. be barred from at any time
making any claim adverse to plain
tiffs' title in and to said real prop
erty or any part Of 1t.
Reference is made to the petition
now on file for further particulars.
No personal judgment is asked
against any defendant.
Now. unless you appear and make
defense thereto at or before noon of
the second day Of the next March
term of said court, to be begun and
held at Marshalltown. Iowa, on the
18th day of March A. D. 1920. your
default will be entered and decree
rendered thereon as prayed for in
said petition.
Dated this 27th day Of January
A. D. 1920.
o. S. Jondall, Harry G. Hopkins.
Berthe Odett and B. F. Green.
Plaintiffs.
BY w. T. Bennett, Their Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06

70 wear underwear and shirt waists.
Now IT'S lingerie and olouses,' The
speaker said that one of the crying
needs OF every community N u com.
munlty hall where men, women and
children OF the nelghtorhood might
assemble for lectures and entertain
ments; n building large enough To
accommodate the crowds,
burlington Burlington Is to have
another new manufacturing plant this
year. A. big stock food manufacturing
company was organized by local peo-
pie and articles OF Incorporation now
in process will be filed within few
DAYS. at which time the names OF the
local men responsible for the new or
ganization Will be made public. In
Guiding the plant employees, office and
sales force. the concern VIII employ
about fifty people.
Tama-France recently bestowed
upon fifteen Y. w G, A. socretar-
les who were engaged In work more
directly under the French depart
ments OF the war, the bronze govern
ment medaillc reconnaisSa Fran
caise, an honorary decora ton for dis
tinguished service. Among the nfteen
names OF those receiving this as
tinguished honor at the hands of the
government is that OF Helen Jackson
Maynard. OF Tama, Ia.
Indiarola-"Investi before you
invest" Is the advice OF Fred l., Over
", county agent for Warren county,
In n recent article to the farmers or
the county. regarding the purpose or
blue sky stock. Many agencies arc
abroad In the country calling stock
he said. which Is designed for no
other purpose than to swindle the
public. one company even went so
far as to offer the local office $50 for
the list of names OF the farm bureau
members.
Maauoketa-That Jackson county
stands high among the other counties
OF the state in the matter OF stock
raised and shipped is proven by the
flGures which have come In from
time to time from various parts or
the county Now comes a report
from Bellevue which saws that during
the past twelve months there have
been 3lS carloads Of stock shipped
from that place alone. This Is an
increase OF twenty carloads over the
year before, when there were 293
shipped.
Fort Following the sim
ultaneous disappearance here OF AL
bert Henderson" and the contents OF
the cash register in the Grand hotel,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06
WAR VETERANS DEMAND Gov
eRNoR GALL SPECIAL sEs.
SION or LEGISLATURE.
SAY HE sipEsTEPs
STATE BONUS ISSUE
Committee May Be Sent TO Gov
erpor to Discuss This Question
and Other Matters With Chief
Executive - Legion Taking No
Active Part in Urging Action.

Special TO Times Republican.
Des Moines. Feb. s.-Governor w.
l.. Harding is having more trouble
over the special session of the legis-
lature.
The American Legion has taken
hand in the uproar. The movement
was started at meeting Of Argonne
post Of the Legion in Des Moines
this week and is spreading rapidly
to other parts of the state.
The service mon declare that the
governor is op6osed TO the bonus
idea and that one Of the reasons fer
his holding UP the legislative session
is his fear that the issue may come
up at that time. Harding was Sc
verely denounced in several speeches
given at the Argonne post meeting.
The soldiers arc not directly asking
the bonus. but they have been given
to understand that large number
of the senator's and representatives
are in favor of it and that something
along this line would he put thru
We're special session called.
1t is expected that committee will
he sent to call on the governor and
take up the bonus question and other
issues that the soldiers are watching
closely these days. With the ma
tional bonus a distant matter at
present, the state question is COM
ing more to the front every day.
Iowa. 1t Is urged. is in just as good a
position, financially, as Minnesota,
where a $50 a month bonus was
granted last fall. Many other states
have given similar amounts to thei-
service men.
The Legion is taking no official
action on the beneficial legislation.
altho every service man is watching
closely the stand being taken by all
candidates on this issue. Particular
stress is being laid on the necessity
| for some immediate aid for men who
| returned home disabled and who
| have not vet been properly cared for
by the national government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06
1raer News Notes,
Special to Times Republican.

| Speclal to Times Republican.
Traer. Feb 6.-The funeral Of Miss
Agnes Stuart was held from the
United Presbyterian church Wednes-
DAY afternoon, with burial in Buck
| ingham cemetery. Those attending
the funeral from a distance were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Logan and
daughters, Of Pana, III: Andrew
| Stuart. Of Goldfleld. and John Stuart,
Of Washington.
John Steffin, Jr.. was called to
| Eldon on Monday by the serious Ill
ness of his brother Rudolph.
John Mcdowell was badly shaken
up when he was thrown from load
Of hogs on the ice. Mr. McDowall is
past so years old.
Agnes. daughter of Frank Pulk
| rabek, near }Traer. ran a crochet hook
into her hand, inf1icting painful
wound. A physician found it neces-
sary to cut it out.
Mrs. Carl .Boettcher is visiting ~her
| parents in Fort Dodge. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boettcher expect to move to
Dysart as soon as a. house can be
secured.
Mrs. John Beckett. a former Traer
lady, now living near Hudson. is in
the Methodist hospital in Des Moines
where she submitted to an extensive
abdominal operation. Her condi-
ton has been critical.
The body Of the Rev. J. NJ .Hamil-
ton a former beloved pastor Of the
Amity church, was brought from Des
Moines on Wednesday for burial at
Amity. Rev. Mr.. Hamilton had been
retired from the ministry some years
ago. The funeral was held from his
old church Amity on Thursday.
| Ralph Griffin. who is employed in
an Iowa City bank Is at home con-
traloscing from influenza.
Dr. J. A. Pinkerton is laid up with
n lame back. He was starting to
make night call and Being heavily
bundled he slipped and fell down
! flight Of steps at his home. He is
unable to attend to any Of his work.
w. II. Newcomer. who lived in
| Traer in the early days, died re-
Gently at his home in Garden Grove.
Calf. He operated a. harness shop
hore when the city was nsw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06
Original Notice.
To Asel f. Springer.

You are hereby notified, that there
is now on file in the office Of the
clerk of tho district court Of the
state Of Iowa, within and for the
county OF Marshall. tho petition Of
Mahala A. Springer, claiming Of you
All absolute divorce from tho bonds
of matrimony, and alleging as
grounds therefor. cruel and inhuman
treatment, such as to sndanger her
health and life, and praying the
custody of her minor child, Charles
Wilson Springer. during tho period
Of its minority.
For further particulars. you ara
referred to plaintiffs petition to DO
on nle as aforesaid.
|. Now, unless you appear and make
defense, at or before noon OF the
second day OF tho next March term
rendered. thereon AZ prayed for in
said petition.
Mahala A. Springer, Plaintiff.
BY f.. n. Northup, Her Attorney.
Of said court, to be begun and held
at. Marshailtown, Iowa, on the 18th
day OF March. A. D. 1920, your de-
fault will be entered and decree
rendered thereon 90 praysd Tor In
said petition,
Matlala A, Springer, Plaintiff,
BY ,. =. Nosthup. HsF Attorney.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06
Iowa News Items

Sioux city-Bank clearanoes are
starting this year with tho same rec
ord-breaking tendency they did in
1919. All high marks were passed In
January. Tho total clearinEs for
the month were s5a,67s,4o1. as COM
pared with e46,614.b14 in January.
1919, or gain Of s7.0Sa,Sae.
Lswis-J. M, Meredith, who has
been owner and manager Of the
Lewis telephone exchange for nine
years, disposed Of the business 70 @.
q. Baker, former garage man here.
who took immediate possession. Saw
sral Lewis mon established the En-
ohangp about eighteen ysars 40,
Atlantts--Ths newly, slsotsd score
tary ol ne Atlantic Commercial Cub
ia young wssnAn. Mss Mary WA
ssn. who hAs Just bscn selected for
the position 70 sucossd Claude r. An
dssssn, Atlantic banker. new psssi-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06

= II
naenlous. A-iIne attached 20 . m
Is dropped thru the leo. The s&i1
reeta on 4 cisosshar over the IN
When a flsh bites one end o. tho ssi<
Is pulled down and the other ~
q red flag attached. rises. Thru n
value Of this signal same iisheeps<
are able TO take care of dozen sut
appliances, Local markets are seI
ing fresh fish daily a. a result
the ingenuity of the .iShermtn.
Des Moines---Iowa has forty-rii
new cltlgena who have accompnni'
their soldier husbands home fro
overseas. They come from all par
Of Europe, from France and Luxcn
burg. In the number are thirty-fo'
French. one from Luxcmourg. e
English women. one Irish. one Scotc
and one Welsh woman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06

whore he WIS employed an effort
was made by the police 20 connect
the Identity of the man With that ot
Earl Morrison, wanted In connection
with u Jail delivery ~ Marion, Linn
county. Description OF Morrison rc-
ceived. here and that OF Henderson
bear out this belief Both ore de-
scribcd as being ~ years ~ age.
Morrison was being held IN the Linn
county JAIN for forgery.
Burlington Fishermen Of Hurllng-
ton Qnd vicinity refused To let the
preschce OF ten inch Ice on the SUR
face OF the river deter them from fol-
lowing their trade, Many OF them
have cut holes In the ice aud are
placing nets or In snnn lnat" P.e
are fishing with lines, Some OF the
appliances used by the nshCuncn uru
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-06
ORIGINAL NOTICE

IN the District Court of Iowa in
and for Marshall county, March
term. A. D. 1920.
Bertha Odett, and B. F. Green. VS..
Gertrude r. Sullivan and-Sulli-
van, her husband, and any and all
unknown defendants, whether sane
or insane, or minors. and any and
all persons under legal disability
also their spouses and surviving
spouses, and all unknown claim
ants to any right, title or interest
in and to lot six, block five, Web
ster's addition to North Marshall,
Marshall county, Iowa.
70 the above named defendants and
the unknown claimants Of tho
above described lot:
You and each Of you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in
the office of the clerk of the district
court Of Iowa in and for Marshall
county, the certified petition of Q. g.
Jondall, Harry q. Hopkins, Bertha
Odett and 3. T.. Green, claiming of
you as follows:
(. That o. g. Jondall Is tho owner In
fee simple Of the west Is feet Of tho
east 100 feet Of lot block Web
ster's addition to North Marshall,
Marshall county, Iowa.
That Harry @. Hopkins is tho
owner In foo simple of the east 40
fest Of tho west 80 fest Of lot 6
hlaoSr q CUAhs$AsJ. odAl<io~ - Nnrfh
NarshaIl Marshall county, lows.
That b. r. Green is the owner In
fec simple Of tho east IS feet Of lot
block s Websters addition to
North Marshall Marshall county,
Iowa.
That Bertha odett is the owner in
fee simple Of the west forty feet Of
tho west 30 feet OF lot block 8
Websters addition to North Mar
shall. Marshall county, Iowa.
That they became owners Of the
above described parcels Of said real
estate. being lot 8 block 8 Webster's
addition to North Marshall. Mar
shall county. Iowa, by purchase.
That they are Informed that you
and each Of you have or make some
claim to said property or q portion
thereof, but they aver that said
claim II Junior and Inferior to the
plaintiffs title and ownership.
That the names and resi- dences OF
tho unknown claimants above re-
ferred to are unknown to these
plGntiffs and they have sought Jill
gently % learn tho same.
IhA9 0laintiffs ok q . relief that