Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-02
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Dlks-At tAs cssamssy nsstins
recently e was deci1eA - NJ %
build q cooperative ofeamery IN
Dixie. Men were appointed 70 can-
vass the territory tributary - Dixie.
II they can got $4,000 pledged. then
the steps will be taken to start active
work in organization and building
Cedar Raplds- ID believed
to have driven Samuel Resch,
wealthy retired farmer, 70 END his
life here today. He had been Ill foi
several weeks and this morning wont
to tho barn Of . neighbor to feed
his rabbits. He was found dead At
noon with q rope around his neck.
He was SO years old.
knexvIlIs--william Kelly, . young
high school student. living several
miles southeast Of this city. Is sur
fering from burn received in a
peculiar way. While pract icing
basketball at the school tho youns
man fell. ignitinS some matches
which he had in his pocket ana the
IRE from the matches set hre to a
oelluloid comb and his clothing. His
back was badly burned.
Davenport-Articles OF incorpora-
ton have been received by the War
nerlite Products Company Of Daven-
port from the state Of Arizona. Tho
company mas been Incorporated for
100000 and plans TO invest $3.50,
900 In the factory site and building
in Davenport this year. It will
manufacture the Warnerlite farm
water systems at tho new factory.
lMusoatins-One thousand dollars
damages is asked by Morris Montas
travelling salesman, who was injured
in the M. B. & s. motor car wreck
in which three people lost their lives,
In a suit filed in district court
against John T. CockeriIl, Roman
Luedtke and T. W. Krein employees
and officials Of the road. MontaS
was among the injured ana following
the accident was confined to Belle
vue hospital for more than a month.
Sioux City-w. ]. Klise has sued
Capt. A. F. Swanson Of Company r,
Iowa national guard. for damages
for false and malicious arrest"
Captain Swanson and a squad Of his
men went to Kisses drug ssore to
find a member Of the company who
had missed drill. They started a
search ana declare tha. K!!se pro-
tested, whereupon the captain ar
rested him for interfering with the
United States army.
Fort Madison All the members
OF the Fort Madison Medical As
ISOLATION voted at . meeting here,
not to issue prescriptions calling for
liquor. The physicians decided
that whisky was not needed in cases
Of illness and the entire organization
pledged that no member at any time
take advantage OF the offer OF tho
government making It permissible
for q doctor to issue prescriptions
calling for whislxy. The medical
society includes practically every
surgeon In Fort Madison.
Fort Madison-H. B. Trainor, one
of the under deputies at tho Iowa
state penitentiary here. has been ap-
pointed superintendent of the new
twenty six acre farm which Will be
opened by the state next week. The
farm. which Is near Bicker Station.
Iowa, was purchased recently by the
state from the estate OF David
Brown. It, will be used for the cul-
tivation ... Of sweet potatoes ana
tomatoes, according to Warden J. r.
Perkins. and will be known under
the official name Of Prison Camp No.
3. Trainor will have six inmates Of
the prison at work thing the soil
before another week elapses. he an
nounced after being told Of his ap-
pointment. Barracks and mess halls
for the prison workers will be built
in the near future.