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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
Goirport. 8.

Siumalnn rallbaa lifelld ia tau.
fona aiaapille. - Hastorit ltitiitas
10 ia &aren on Sumala lGbettGnpt
fesfiiuteemme Serran tpobon td1l-
Ia. Mainitut pastorit poifteiipat
terpebtimasid meta Slunalan Ins
MALTA. Gun on ipoGmen fulfil. mi
I'd ipoGmellG usfotaan, iitc iuulla
pubutaan. &pll6 iielt1 Suomen @m
Oboistpflest1 tuofiuaa bppG tuofs
iu. WitG mieltG olet fiitGtfo Suma
lna mai oletfo fatferuuoesin iiit19
&iitos iinulle rafns SID fun ra.
fastit Min etta lGbetit Yoifaii of
tanlaan ipnnit pois. &iitos itnulle
Sierra Seeius fun l1betit omaii faif
feen manilmaan iaarnaamann mit1
olet teBnpt lpntilelle iufufunnalle.
&iitos pastorit iiita fun %ppidbopit-
re MISUNDERSTANDING; maiwaa of tell
le ojello eo%estafaiiin, mittta fpll1
Siimala mnilpanne pnlfitiee.
Scr 1ero on feSfuloestamme
mennpt Sromeen. Sf1wdll1 mpni
armolapii iai I5Gnt1 f%aipaamoan.
Mielibppdlld ban oil iiitG fun SUI
mala ioboatti bGnen Sairportiin
iiIId taGllG oIlesiam b1nelle firtas
tut aitturoen aiia. sos on Seeius
i@uurefs tulliit %ipbdmelleii min Jun
t1ptpp maailmalle "tlrnnustaa Jun
usfoii. = Seminaariloinen Ifiel
Slbo on mt juliri t11lld. Taimaan
SID on bpDGfii nGbnpt Parma pal.
non Ifielin bartioille ettG ppipp
armosta olltuaorta. 8oi niit1 mass
t~oinfGpmiiiG mitG on Slmolan lap
iilla ia ttnminfin niitten ipbGamet
on tdptettp lola, ia mind tabbon
poppein IpoGmet lola tGptt1G, ia
minl1n fansiani pitG1 minlrn Lab.
i%astani ,rapittunan", lanoi Sierra,
Ser. 31:14.
Innon tlirpiin u. sc.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

-YpDo1mme drrD. pnpelltolnr''
beneelIiiiG p66firioit1tfiin ieiiraa-
mosia jGrjestpfiesia:
yaiemi, 6. 9. eIof. 80 p.
S~mnsfoinen 6. ippsf. 6 p.
&anfila, S. ippsf. 13 p.
&isianen, Sc. 6. ippsf. 20 p.
&iiotialoinen, 9. ippsf. q p.
6aIoneb 6. 6. Iofaf. a p.
Eapoln, S. lofaf. II p.
llrpiloinen, S. lofnfs Is p.
8oiunta, 81. Iofaf. % p.
@esterbocf, SO. Sc. morrosf. 2 b.
8ilen, 81. 90. mnrrosf. 8 p.
@isfnri, 81. marrasf. 10 p.
8rori, I. marrusf. % p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
SrunluOoSim ctelGfpLaIta

&oftant iiloret ia peIiet Seeinf
Tesla &ristutieSIal Gniiu terpebo1n
Iuttoian tohnittniaa ia fofo teioGn
%olttinSto perbettGnne ia foitfio glltt
toion lufiioitn, eritt6in mieIG niit6,
iotta eldtte orntoStn outltoonn SUI
utnlan lapiena. 8oi luurto Sitmo>
Ian 9ppppttd mitG bdn nellie alma
tetee fun ban npttin taas lGbetti
tGnne @merifaan tntit poppia, pos
tori &arenin ia pastori limitation,
ioita on MT iaatu ola fultIG1ds@
ia ia f1tfem1SiG mit1 meiIle iulis.
tetoon. &pll1 it'd epanteliumin NIT
1ooooon tulilla oifeen monen toois
tojan hum taltttal
8iioestoiStd pGimG oltiin firfoSs
ia, field pitt rippiIaarnnn postori
llulitnlo ia febotti Serron poDt1Gn
tulemaan foiffia raooolliiia ia fur
iio ia fpllG niitG olifin poIion ebs
toollismieraito. go fifteen postori
&nren pitt e1ponfeliitmiioarnan.
SiitG tuli misiitn moni tiitofleen
toiipaan SiGlle filn bdn on t1nne
I%1bett1npt oifeen .Serran Sepaotin
enfield.
SEQ mime miifollo postori lli-
iitalo oil t1GII1 meioGn baalilla
periontai siltana ettG ioatiin etel1-
fpIdllefin postori ltuIitolo ia liellG
oil Min iuloista fuiinnelIa iit1 pii-
bettn ettd eipd it'd nsfooii Jos ei
oIiii fliiIlut, fun iulistettiin faiffi
autuoofIi Seeiufien teosIa ia nGDs
tettiin raamotltIla toteen ett1 pp.
51siG fasteesio on 10 tult1 SltmoF
Ian lapiefii ia toipaan periIliiefii
ia Sumolon Sofia on faifti meio1n
ipnthmme mofianit, mitto iuIistet-
tim iieId iefin piioli eta iotd CT
usfo, ie i~oiititu belpettiin. go i6Gts
to MT ltsfomaan itieii oittitadfii
mai meneffo belmettiin2 &nIlG iitd
lltuIiS ettei npt enid fiifoon eI1
epGusfosia; tdGllG Sronipoooisia
iitd nDt ninofin iulistetaon fun TIT
lee mo nlioret popin oppiIoot taos
tiioIto moaiImnItd, min fpIl1 iitten
toas on eipanfeliumin iuIistniio
Sronmoooisio. 8oi roffoot Dst1s
not, f1pfdd fitiIemasia SitmaIan
ianoo fun iitd nellie tpieId iuIiste.
toan ndin1 piimeiiind mailman
Satfon 7:ue fitpiIIe
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
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@ilpitt0mdt fiitofiet pppoGn Ioit
fita foifilIe Mile, iotfa tilitte mel
td plIGttGnddtt minun neliGntenGs
fpmmenentend foIuantena nimipGi.
m6nGni. 8ilpittom6t %fiitofIet mpos
iiitd rabalobiasta, ionfa . onnoitte
tninitIIe iomnsio tiIaiiuntoesiol SUI
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
KANSAN KIRJEITA

ma!a palfittoon teilIe faiffi labiar
ne ieta pstdmpptenne monrn fer
roinl
Guiana &runffaIa
@rantwooo, 8is. elof. IL p.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26
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Spoformi ia o%iobcpoiia. SpObe-
poiet oiput rasfaspainoiio 10 mani
foio wetdmddn. g~adbtdudnd Sobn,
ion Iiperp. q. q. Sbier, SurIep,
@iS.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1920-08-26

= Sos pffifin ,,iiltero sitttatoo
nd titIe1nntta, ilmoittaina fiita r.
ii aiittaion fonttooritn.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
Around Breeze Hill.
Oct. Is.

Carl KlooSter and SOILS, John and
Tony. drove to KoSSuth county for an
over Sunday visit with relatives. Mrs.
Klooster. who had been there the pas;
two weeks. returned home with them
Monday.
Teresa McPhllips. who attends
school in Eagle Grove, was an over
Sunday visitor at home.
Mrs. Lawrence Raymond is visiting
relatives in South Dakota.
Mrs Harrison Davis. Mrs. Ray VIII
cox and Miss Addic KIcckncr of Web
ster City Thursday with Mrs. Herman
Seiscr and family. and were guests of
the f. +. w. club which met with Mrs.
Sciscr thatsdf;crnoon.
Miss Grace Arnold. who teaches the
Breeze Hill school, was an over Sun
day visitor ut her home near kumrar.
Oct. Is.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
Williams.

Rua Carr was il passenger to 1ow
Falls Wednesday to take hey must
lesson.
Martin Walker went TO Rochester
Mimi. Wednesday to consult speci
aliSt
Mrs. VIM RosScnbcrgcr is caring 70
Mrs. Cady. patient in the hospital IL
Iowa Falls.
Pat Stcinbauch of Webster City wa
II Williams caller Friday.
Mrs. Frank Millsap left Friday even
ing for Des MOineS, where she is taking
treatments.
Mrs. Peter Duffy was taken to Mere!
hospital ut Webster City Wednesday
We are GLAD. to know that she is. i'm
proving nicely.
Andrew Caruth sold his garage K
John Dudcn and Otis Rasmussen
Friday. but he still holds the agency fol
the Overland and WHY'S Knight cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Rolling and sol
Ralph were business callers in Web
ster City Thursday
Mrs. Grace Harry. the assistant prin'
ciplc of Williams high school. was
absent from school Friday on account
of sickness Her mother Of Fort Dodge
came to care for her and take he!
home.
County Superintendent Snow was IA
business c;iller in Williams Friday.
Rev. Westphnl and son of the Lu;h-
cram church of Williams attended the
Lutheran convention in Radcliffe Oct.
,224
Mrs. Elizabeth Wagner ana son Ed
ward OF Waterloo are visiting for II
few days AT the John Brand home.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Carver spcn,
Tuesday and Wednesday in 'his city.
while enrOutc to their new home III
Royal, Iowa.
The Indies aid society of the Lu;h-
cram church recently held their annu.l
bazaar and oyster supper in the base
mcnt Of the church. They ncttcd the
nice sum of SOL Although heavy
rains preceded the gathering they had
A fair sized crowd
Bcryl and Maurinc Eickc were
callers Wednesday evening.
The Radcliffe basket ball team of
BOYS and girls played in Williams Fri
lay evening The girls score was ; to
a in favor of Radcliffe. The boys
score wass13 to - in favor of Rad
life.
Jennie Myers came home Friday
'vcning FROM Iowa Falls. where she is
attending school. accompanied by Il girl
friend. I D.
Oct. Is.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
Jewell.

Ed. Blcgelid was Webster City
caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Anderson and
grandson visited in DeS Moines Mon
day.
Miss Bertha DanielsOn left Tuesday
for Sioux Falls. where she has accept
cd position in the ready to wear de-
partment in store there.
Mrs. Earl Helwig of Story City visit
ed Saturday with relatives here.
Sylvester Sandagc received Il mes
sage Saturday from ST. Elmo, ILL.,,
stating that his father, l. =. Sandage.
Il former resident here. had passed
away.
Mr. and Mrs. Omer Johnson of BOdc
arrived here Saturday to visit ut the
homes of their daughters.
Miss Gertrude Riley, who teaches
in Stanhopc. spent Sunday ut home.
Attorney Sterling Alexander of Web
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
RALLIES TO Be
HELD THIS week
Eight Republican Township
Meetings are Scheduled
for This
Week.
NAMES OF SPEAKERS
Meetings Start in Hamilton
and Freedom Town.
ships.

! Following is the schedule for eight
Republican township meetings to be
held in Hamilton county this week,
and the speakers that will be present
at each meeting:
TOnight-Hamilton township. Cen
ter school. Speakers: j. Il. Burnstedt,
r. +. Remley, Sterling Alexander,
Music will be provided by male
quartet.
Tonight-Freedom township, Mount
Zion church. Speakers: Max Heming
way, J. c. Sterling, Wesley Martin,
Judge Kamrar. Music by male quar-
tet.
Tomorrow evening-Scott township,
Center school house. Speakers: Mrs.
w. Il. Brown, Sterling Alexander,
Prof. II. A. Okdale of Jewell.
Thursday evening-Clear Lake
township, school two miles east Of
Center school. Speakers: Mrs. w. T..
Brown, J. z. Burnstedt, f. =. Prince.
Thursday evenins-FremOnt town
ship, Center school. Speakers: |. j..
Sayrs, Wesley Martin, Judge Kamrar,
J. d. Porter. Music by male quar-
tct
Friday evening-Rosc Grove town
shop. Center school. Speakers: Mrs.
w. f. Brown. w. +. Cole, II. \. Ok
dale. Music by male quartet.
Friday cvening-Liberty township.
Center school. Speakers: Miss BeSS
Lyon. T.. +. Prince. Judge Kamrar, J.
+. BurnStcdt. Music by male quartet.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18

Poland China boarS for sale. Fall
and spring. II. l.. Baird
O-2d-wMon- ThurSto12-l@
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18

had to be put through congress in an
incomplete state for rallying to the flag
the while able bodied man power of
the nation. The second draft law final
ly had to be passed. The Democrats
cause it seemed the enemy would win
unless the full power of the United
States We're mnrShaled in arms.
The Democratic party has shown it.
self Il pacilist party and in the present
disturbed condition of world affairs it
is doubted if the American electorate.
on these facts. wants Il CON
ton or Il Democratic congress.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
LIST priZe--R. W. Frank, SIS.
2nd priZe-R. w. Frank, SO.
HOlsteinS.

Bull , years and over.
list prize-Gco Z. Klein, $40.
Bull under months.
LIST prize-Gco. Z. Klein, &C.
Cow . years or over.
LIST priZe-Geo. Z. Klein. SIS.
Heifer 1 year and under 9.
LIST priZe-Gec. T. Klein. Sc.
IIeifcr 6 months and under / year
LIST prizc--Gco. p. Klein, Sc.
IIeifcr under 6 months.
list prize-Gco =. Klein, Sc.
Breeders young herd Dull and
heifcrs 1 year and under).
LIST priZc-Gco p. Klein, IS.
Jerseys.
Bull 1 year and under >
LIST priZe-Carl Evans, SIS.
2nd priZc-O. c. Buxton. So
Bull 6 months and under 1 year.
LIST priZe-O. c. Buxton. Sc.
Cow . years or over.
LIST priZe-O. G. Buxton. SIS.
2nd priZe-O. c. Buxton, So
Bird priZc-O. c Buxton, ribbon.
1Icifcr l year and under ..
LIST priZe-O. e. Buxton, sc.
2nd priZc-O. c. Buxton. ST.
1Ieifcr 6 months and under l year
LIST priZc-O. {. Buxton. Sc
llcifcr under 6 months.
1Sr prize-O. c. Buxton, Sc
Champion bull.
Carl Evans, ribbon.
Champion COW.
q. c. Buxton. ribbon.
breeders young herd dull and
heifcrS l year and undcr).
1st priZc-O. c. Buxton, SIS.
Guernsey.
IIcifcr under 6 months.
LIST PRICE. \. Morris. Sc.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
WAR RECORD
OF Democrats
What the Records Show as
to Part Democratic Con-
gressmen Played in
World War.
FOUGHT THE DRAFT
More Republicans Supported
War Bills Than Demo-
Gratis.

Washington. ID. c.. Oct IS. Especially
Democratic stump speakers are now
pointing with pride" to alleged
achievements of {. Democratic congress
and the Wilson administration during
the world war. Some Of these enthuSi-
aStic boosters are actually claiming
that President Wilson and DemOcra
tic congress "won the war" Little Or
nothing is said concerning the Rcpnbli-
cans part in winning the war, and
where the Republicans are mentioned
at all their support of the American
armies and navy is minimiZed.
As long as this issue has been rails
ed it is not amiss to call the attention
of the electorate to the historical facts
in the case. which are now all mat
ter of official record.
Setting aside the terrible misman-
agement of the war by President Will
son and Secretary Baker (the aviation
scandal and the failure in field gun
production are two of the most glaring
examples of the inctiiciency, eXtrava-
gance, and acknowledgements, while
dozens of other instances could be
mentiOncd) let us examine the record
of the Democrats and the Republicans
in the sixty fifth or war congress.
The Record.
In that congress- though the Demo
Gratis had Il majority of more than ten
votes in the house. the Republicans cast
more votes for eight major war bills
than the Democrats. In a6 OF these
war measures not Il single Republican
vote was east against any measure.
and in all of these ballots the Rrpubli-
cans voted almost their total strength.
The vote for the draft bill stood:
For, Republicans, POI: Democrats.
191; against. Republicans. 8; Demo
Gratis, 1G. In these lG Democratic votes
against the manpOwer bill are incud
ed Randall PrOhibitiOnist. and London,
Socialist, who ut that time We're trail
ing with the Democrats on nearly all
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18

ster City spent Sunday here with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Newman Porter and
daughter Margaret of Clarion visited
relatives here over Sunday.
Miss LEILA +. Millett. who teaches in
Webster City, spent Sunday at home.
Clyde HOon Of Sioux City arrived
Monday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde HOon.
Mrs. John Glaman went to Arcadia
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
Iianlrar.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gphciln and Gale
l;crEyhill of Hodc spent Sunday with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Berry
hill
Miss Matte Hr;indow WAS Il passcn-
ger 10 Webster City Monday
Peter SorcnSon autocd to Webster
. City on business Monday.
Mrs. Joe Carson and baby of Eagle
Grove visited Monday ut the H. IL. Car
son home.
Elmer liancn of AmcS was Il huSi
ness caller here Wednesday,
II. G. Vessels of Buffalo Center WAS
called here last week hy the serious
illness of his mother. Mrs. Peter Wes-
sells.
Mrs. Bob Lewis of Webster City was
Il business caller here Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Bcrvin are re-
joicEg over the arrival of Il new son.
born Oct. II.
Mrs. Mae Shcrrard of .tlncS visited
H'i Si>ltI. NiS. 81. -. lbTEtEtt, WIZ
was attending to business affairs here
Wednesday.
Mrs |. G. Berryhill visited her
daughter. Mrs. Ed Halliday. near Web
Stcr City. last week.
Ernest Brinkcma of Iatmcr visited
relatives here last week.
Mr. Garcgoy Of DcS Moines visited
his daughter. Mrs. ii. f. Ryland and
family. Friday.
Mrs. :. &. Thompson WAS IA passenger
TO Webster City Saturday.
Ecrt Samson of Iowa city arrived
Saturday morning to spend few days |
with his father. Geo. Samson
Mr.. and Mrs. \. ii. Alexander We're |
business callers in Webster City Satur
day.
T. f.. Cormanry was IL business call |
cr IN Webster city Saturday.
Mrs. H. H. Carson WAS passenger
to Webster City Saturday.
oct Ii.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
Tire Reductions.

We are making substantial reduction
on Ill makes of castings we have for
sale. See us before you buy. Snyder
kayScr company, Ford sales and ser
vice, Webster City, Iowa. 13dGjlf1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18

Saturday where she visited her hls-
band, who is manager of the Farmers
elevator there.
Miss Marie Walters of EldOra is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Glenn
Delhi.
Oct Is.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
+ + 4 + 4 4 + 4 4 4 r 4 +
4 COUNTY FAIR AWARDS. X
4 X 4 X K 4 r X 4 4 + 4 X
Cattle. 4

TX = y r
TX Cattle.
| Total Premiums paid $fJ1.O0.
Bull > years or over.
LIST PRICE. II. Stein. so.
2nd priZe-Carl SpurbOe, $50.
Bird priZc-ChaS. Scgar. $500.
Bull year and under >.
LIST priZc-Carl Sparboe. SIS.
2nd priZe-H. c. Hill, Sc.
Bird l.'iZc-C. II. Faber. 81.
Bull 6 months and under l year.
LIST priZe--Tom IIukes, Sc.
2nd prize-Carl Sparboc, 81.
Bird prizc-G. II. Stein. So.
Cow = years and over.
1st prizc-Carl Sparboc, SIS.
2nd priZc-Carl Sparboe. So;
Bird PRICE. f. Swecdlin, 81.
Hcifer l year and under >.
LIST priZc-A. NJ LyderS, sc.
2nd priZc-A. NJ. Lyders. 81.
| Bird priZe-Carl SparbOc, 50.
Heifer 6 months and under l year.
LIST prizc-A. II. Lydcrs, Sc
2nd priZc-G. ii. Stein.
IIeifer under 6 months
LIST priZc--G. III. Stein. SO.
! Champion bull.
Lydcrs & Sparboc, ribbon.
Champion COW.
Carl Sparboc. ribbon.
Breeders aged herd dull and , COW.
or heiferS).
LIST priZc-Carl Sparboc. SIS.
End PRICE. II. Stein. sc.
3rd priZc-Chas Segar. 81.
Breeders young herd dull and
hcifers one year and under).
LIST priZc-Iylcrs 4 Sparhoc. SIS.
2nd priZc-Lydcrs 4 Sparboe. Sc.
Bird priZc-G. H. Stein, 81.
IIerefOrtls.
Bull , years and over.
1st prize-lioy Van Wrinkle, $40.
2nd pTiZc-W. \. Nccl 4 Sons. $50.
Bird priZc-I. f. Naylor, 81.
Bull year and under .
LIST priZc-IIall Bros, SIS.
2nd priZc-lIall Bros. Sc
Bull 6 months ana under year.
LIST prize-W. 4. Necl & Sons. Sc.
2nd prizc-Roy Van Wrinkle. 81.
Ord prizc--I T.. Naylor, 50.
Bull under 6 months.
LIST priZc-Roy Van Winllc. Sc.
md priZc-W. \. Ncel X Sons, 81.
Bird prizc-l. Il. Naylor. 50.
Cow > years or over.
LIST prizc-Roy Van Wrinkle. SIS.
md prize-W. A. Nccl & Sons. Sc
Bird prize-Roy Van Wrinkle. 81
IIcifcr year and under .
LIST prizc-W. A. Necl X Sons. Sc.
end prize-Roy Van Wrinkle. ST..
3rd prize-I. Il. Naylpr. 50.
Heifer months and under year.
LIST prize-Roy Van Wrinkle, SO.
End prize-W. \. Ncel 4 Sons, 81.
Ieifer under & months
LIST priZc-Roy Van Wrinkle, Sc.
2nd prize-W. A. Neel Il Sons, 81.
3rd prize-W. 4. Nccl 4 Sons. 81
Champion bull.
Roy Van Wrinkle, ribbon.
Champion COW.
Roy Van Wrinkle, ribbon.
Breeders aged herd dull and COWS
or heifcrS).
LIST prizc-Roy Van Wrinkle. SIS.
md priZc-W. A. Nccl X Sons. SO.
:}rd prize-I. f. Naylor. 81
Breeders young herd (bull and >,
hcifcrs l year and undcrl.
LIST priZc-Roy Van Wrinkle. IS.
2nd prizc-W. A. Nccl \ Sons. SO.
Abertleen-!Angus.
Bull | year and under >.
1St prizc-B. &. Weidlrin, IS.
Bull 6 months and under year.
LIST prizc-R W. Frank. So.
md prizc-K W. Frank, 81.
icif,r Il months and under ! year.
1St priZc-R W. Frank. ST;
2nd prize-R. w. Frank. 81.
Icifcr under Il months.
lSt prizr-R W. Frank SO.
md priZc-R. W. Frank, 81.
hampton bull.
H. W. Frank. Ribbon.
,rcplarS younp herd (hull and -
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18

WANTED-narried man to pick corn.
House furnished. X. W. Groves
Phone 27f11O. 1SdGf1j1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1920-10-18
War Revenue and Draft.

On all bills to supply revenue for
prosecuting the war the Republicans
cast larger percentages of votes than
the Democrats.
On the draft bill of April. 1917,
Representative Dent, of Alabama. the
chairman of the house military affairs
committee, actually brought into the
house minority report against the
measure and Representative Kahn. of
California. member OF the committee,
had to report the bill to the house, take
charge of it, and put 1t through the
house in face of the active opposition
of Chairman Dent. Speaker Clark and
Democratic Majority Leader Kitchin
fought the draft bill to the last ditch
on the floor. These three Democratic
house leaders did their best to defeat
the measures being taken to raise an
army to defend their country from the
enemy.
In Other Wars.
The record of the Democratic party
in the three great wars in which the
United States has participated i'll the
past half century is, as party. I'M
patriotic and in some instances it is
black record.
Democrats in congress during the
civil war did their best to hamper and
block President Lincoln at every turn.
They openly opposed the war ut the be-
ginning. Senators and representatives
from eleven of the states withdrew
from congress and joined the COnfed-
cracy. Democratic leaders from states
not in open rebellion to the federal
government did everything possible to
defeat President LincOln's plans. The
revenue bills to raise money to carry
on the struggle to prevent two republics
in North America was the particular
target of the Democrats in congress
during the civil war, as they realized
that to hamper the finances of the Lin
coin administration would tend to aid
the then Confederate enemy. Demos
cratic leaders in congress violently op
posed the Morrill, revenue bill, the lega
tender act. the national bank act, and
other money measures were all opposed
by the Democrats.
In the war with Spain there are
plenty of people who remember obstruc-
Zionist tactics OF Democratic leaders.
both against the declaration of war and
ON other war measures
Opposition to Draft.
During the world war the Kepubli-
ancs in congress were anxious to pass
Il complete Selective service act. which
would have made unnecessary the. sec
Ond draft law. Because of the opposi-
ton of men like Speaker Clark, Major
ity Leader Kitchin. Chairman Dent,
and others of pacifist beliefs and tend
encies the first selective service law
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LINSLEY & ADAMS
GEORGE A. ANSLEY 49,,


NAN = l-NA-NNl-
400 block y. Allison St, modern, 2 story,
porch front. lot 100 IT, deep; all white plumb
ing etc; good repair; agent at l447 today;
price S365O. MARTIN MCWlLLIAMS. 500 s.
nod St Woodland 73OS.
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PENNsYLyANIA FARMS
MoNEY-MAKER

MARBLE TWP. DEL. Co.-32 acres and
MontE. CO.. as aoresi $500 per acre; Torres.
dale. 2i acres, river front. 5000
"a IN, 22OO acres. Susq. CO.. t22. 900.
SWSEsTNEY, 2os Liherty Elds.. Wal. Ti44,
PEACH. AND APPLE FARM, To0o trees;
splendid conaittoni near p9ylestownj price
:sSy .sS ,iySss sdask 6ss ss sSss:S. a:ss
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HAL.A
BARREN HILL

,2l .0OO-stone house. 8 chambers. 2 baths;
cor lot; desira BILE; convenient location
WAITER s. SUTHERLAND. BAI.A. PA: -:
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R. E.-sALE OR EXCHANGE

$4,000 CLEAR - Attractive country place.
Lakewood: accept mortgased city properly.
40 200 clear-2O0-acre Jersey farm. sets
buildings; take mortgaged income property;
SIS. .00O-Attractive country, home vaiiey
Forge; want dwelling OF apartment mousse:
s5S. oOo-Small mtg. mod. furnished hotel
St. Petersburg. Fla want city iny: properly property.
into apt; accept mortssged 2-story house.
$40. 600 ciear-Handsome nearby country
seat; accept encumbered city prooTr"cppty.
central business or Atlantic city rnortgase
SIS 900 saulty-Central corner building; DIE
incorne; take less desirable clear.
$3.50 ciear--55 acres. 21st Ward; accept
central encountered property.
LAME 4 CO.. 1871 Walnut st,
NINE 2.story porch-front houses paying 20
per cent; will exchange for home In Phila-
deiphia or vicinity NJ 1874 Ledger Onice.
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SO2-04 ". GTRARD AVE,-stores and dwell.
ings; lot 3Sx75; business included price
$40 900. e. ]. CRUDE. ll3 w. Dauphin
at. BENZ. TUCKER 1900 Hancock st.
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and frame house. 0 rooms and bath. hot
water. heat. electricity; SPrinsheid water; water
cars. must be seen TO be appreciated Apply
Whitemarsh Inn. Barren Hill. Montgomery
county, Pa.