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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29
held in said Ward on the 1st day 0

5 held in said Ward on the 1st day o
July A. d. 1919.
Section II. Be it further ordained
etc, that a tax of Five mills on tn
dollar of the assessed valuation be AM
/ the same is hereby levied, assessed
and imposed upon all the propert
within the limits Of Ward Numbe
Six (6) of Jefferson Davis Parish
State of Louisiana, exclusive of incOr
porated towns in said Ward, subjce
to taxation, for the purpose Of max
ing, grading, repairing and maintain
ing dirt roads and bridges in sait
Ward for the year 1921, pursuant tt
the authority vested in this Police
Jury by virtue Of special election
held in said Ward on the 9th day Of
September, AID. 1919
Section u. Be it further ordained
etc, that tax of Three (3) mills on
the dollar of the assessed valuation
be and the same is hereby levied, as.
sesesd and imposed upon all the prop
erty within the limits Of Ward Nun
Der Seven Cd of Jefferson Davis Par,
ish, State Of Louisiana, exclusive Of
incorporated towns in said Ward, sub
iect to taxation, for the purpose Of
making, grading, repairing and main
tanning dirt roads and bridges in said
Ward for they ear 1921, pursuant tC
the authority vested in this Police
Jury by virtue of a special election
held in said Ward on the 1st day Of
July A. d. 1919.
Section 49, Be it further ordained
ETC., that a tax of Three 90 mills on
the dollar of the assessed valuation
be and thes anne is hereby levied, as
sessed and imposed upon oil property
within the limits of Ward Number
Eight (S) of Jefferson Davis Parish
State of Louisiana, exclusive Of in
corporated twons in said Ward, sub.
ject to taxation, for the purpose OF
making, grading, repairing and main
tanning dirt roads and bridges in said
Ward for the year 1921, pursuant tc
the authority vested in this Police Jury
by virtue of a special election held
in sad Ward on the 1st day of July
A. D. 1919.
Section IA. Be it further ordained,
etc, that tax of Three CO mills on
te dollar of te assessed valuation be |
and the same is hereby levied, assess. |
ed and imposed upon all the property |
within the limits of Ward Number |
Nine 90 Of Jefferson Davis Parish |
State of Louisiana, exclusive of in
towns in said Ward, sub |
Jet to taxation for the purpose of /
making, grading, repairing and main
aiming dirt roads and bridges within
said Ward for the year 1921, pursuant
o the authority vested in this Police
Jury by virtue of a special election
leld in said Ward on the LIST day of
'uly, A. D. 1919.
Section Is. Be it further ordained
'tc., that the proper administrative
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29
ADVERTISING RATES
Display, 20 cents per column inch.
(Plus cost of compositiOnl

Readers, 5 cents per line set in or.
binary type; 10 cents per line set in
bold type.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29
ORDINANCE NO. 2o5
OF THE TOWN OF WELSH.

! W III tS"N VT
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Mayo
and Board of Trustees of the Town O.
Welsh, La, that Section One (1) O.
Ordinance No. One ~ of the Tow1
of Welsh, La, be amended to read as
follows:
Section l. That it shall be unlawful
for any person or persons within the
corporate limits of the Town of Welsh
La, to be found drunk or behaving in
a disorderly manner to use any loud
vocifeHous, obscene, vulgar, profane
or indecent language, to swear, curse
or expose their person in such a man.
ner as to disturb the peace and quiet
of the said Town of Welsh, Louisiana.
Section 2. Be it further ordained,
etc, that any violation Of this ordin.
ance shall, upon conviction, be pun.
ishable by a fine of not less than
AAtCOh N@AoJ 1IOlldTS HOT more imam
Fifty (s5O) Dollars, or by imprison
ment for not less than one IL day nor
more than fifteen (15) days in Jail, or
both fine and Imprisonment, for each
otfense, at the discretion of the Nav.
or.
Section 8. Be it further ordained
ETC., that any ordinance or parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith be and
are hereby repealed.
Section 4. Be it further ordained
etc., that this ordinance shall become
effective from the date Of its adop.
ton.
Adopted this 4th day of October
1921.
W, E. TAUGHT, Mayor.
Atest:
F. G. SEWARD, Clerk.
John T. Hood, Yea; R. w. Howard
Yea; R. F. Weichert, Yea; o. III
Poups, ca; S, o, scoggins, Yea.
} 1892
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29
NOTICE OF CITATION.
Fifteenth Judicial District Court, Sit
ting in and for the Parish
Of Jefferson Davis.
CHARLES f. BUCK, JR.

VS..
DWIGHT C. PLUMB; MRS. ADJ
CRAMER, BORN PLUMB; MRS. A
E. F. BOYD, BORN PLUMB; MRS
]. S. DAY, BORN PLUMB.
+ To Dwight c. Plumb, whose address!
is unknown; Mrs. Ada Plumb Cramer
a resident of the City Of Burt, State
70 New York; Mrs. A. E. F. Boyd, born
Plumb, resident Of the City Of Lock
port, State of New York; Mrs. ]. S
Day, born Plumb, a resident of the
City OF Bonneville, State of New York.
Whereas, Plaintiff in the above en-
titled cause has petitioned the Court
to re-establish, revive and restore the
evidence of a certain deed, whereby
Eunice E. Plumb on January 30th
1906, sold to Thomas S. Stegall, by
Act of Sale passed before Lee E. Rob-
inson, Notary Public in and for the
Parish of Calcasieu, the following de
'scribed property, to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the north
east quarter, section Is, twonship
nine ~ South range five (5) west
Louisiana Meridian, and containing
forty and 45-1O0 (4O.45) acres, more
or less, together with all the improve
ments thereon or thereunto belong.
ing;
This is to give notice and to cite
each and all of the defendants herein
to appear and answer the petition of
plaintiff on or before the expiration
of six (6) weeks from the date of the
last publication hereof
Witness the signatures of the Hon |
Orables Jerry Cline and Thos. F. Port. |
er, Jr., Judges of the Fifteenth Ju
1icial District Court of Louisiana, sit
ting in and for Jefferson Davis Par.
lsh, Louisiana, on this 18th day of
October, A. D. 1921.
Attest;
CLARPHY PITRE,
Clerk of Court.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29

J. L. Nofsinger left Thursday even
ing for his former home at Albion
Nebraska, where he will spend some
time looking after his farming inter
ests.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29

Manager E. c. Willard announces
that the CalcasieH National Bank will
remain closed November first on ac.
count of holiday, it being All Saints
Day.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29
Rub-My-Tism kills infection.

Following the decision of the Nat
ional government on beer and wine
there should be another sharp decline
in the price of "moonshine Ticker"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29

John T, Hood, Yea; R. w. Howard.
Yea; R. F. Weichert, Yea; O. J.,
Toups, ca; S. o. scoggins, Yea.
o 1892
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1921-10-29
State of Louisiana,
Parish OF Calcasieu.

l hereby certify that tha !.
foregoing is true and IL eo, ,e.al
OF an ordinance adopted b. ryl n !, !
OF Commissioners of BeIl ci ~ ! Z
age District No, One, At s ! y
feId on The 1st day Of Iur,. IS I
as appears of record in ~ s'. !.
Book Of said corporation '4 &
IN testimony whereof, / t..
a Tx my official signature and l \
OF said Board, on this fine ~ Il. y Il. !
august. 1921. ~ y
i cs THoS COZ
s f7.o1 n 1.o,zoo Secnaa
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14

,t1o Yolisiiten wnrbcn aegen 200
ser erlteren nllo et1pa ell 9llse1G
ser Ietteren %berlpl,noet. untcr Den
&onllnuriiteu bcfal1oen ii6 5aDlrei=
DIE Gulien. Sic golfsne,1ge i6lelt-
oerte 5teine auf Die 8oli5ei, ais
6ieielbe periudte, cine fommnnilti=
fde Demonitration 81 unteSorilfe1.
Die 8oli5ei griff oarauf NIT 8ajo-
nette11 an.
&omn1rtniltiide unruben in Ger
bien tpabrenb Der leBten Sqge Batten
8erbaftungen BON &ommunilten,
@eiebung fomml,niitiider @arpt-
quartiere uno l1nterorudl1ng font
muniitiider 8eitungen 5ur 5olge.
9ritiide 3eit fir sdmei5er Sn-
bnitrte.
8ern, @hmei5. 9ie Nus-
fl1br bon Stidereien aus Ser
Sd)pei5 nod Sen Bereinigten
Staaten belief fid 1920 auf &c.
100000 6ronfen gegen $4,000, 000
6rorfen inn 9onneriabr 1917 'nno
6t,O00,000 5ranfen in 1919.
Gle 1d)fuei3er @erfitellen meloen.
bob 10000 BerSonen arbeitslos
lin6, boB ote Snouitrie cine fritz
ide Nboie burdmad)t uno oab piele
l1brenfobrifen megen Mangels al
M~l,ftrdgcn geid)loiien li11o.
&rpnc 1tngarns ipu friibercm Safer
aarl an9ebDten iuerben.
2onbon. @erIiner Mel-
ou11gen 5lfolge fou Die 8rune
ltngarlls in ndditer 3eit oen1 fritz
hereu Safer &orl a%ngeboten :mer=
Sen. Mns @ien miro ge1nel0et. oaB
&orls Broflqmation i'll ser 8orbc=
reitltrg beariffen lit. 5ofort mod
ieiner Mnfunft miro CT sic Ser
ihmel3rng Se1terreihs nit I'm
aorn proflamiere11.
@iele 1tnearn nod in Stbirien
friegSgcfan0cn.
8ltbopelt. Mit @ilfe Slime.
rtfas li11b od)ttol1ier1h l1ngar:L sic
in Gifirien friegsaefaagen paren
in Sic &eimat 3uriifgefe6rt, erflor.
lie Grnit 9uotpig, ser aus ser
Sdmci5 %eingctroffen lit. Gr fat
bon sort ans 'bie Miidfehr belperf=
iteuigt, iagt aber, bab nod $4,000
l1ngarn in Sibiricn friegsgefun9en
iino, ba es al, Mittcln unb al
Sdiffcn feblt, fie bein15'tidaffen
SEER 2l16pig mar friiber oiterrei'
hiid=ungariider aonfltl in Glepe-
Ian6.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
3nlunn.
Snbirette 8opfptt=@ eri0>u6runa.

@aibington g. 8. Wfit
ieds gegen orei @timnlel1 got
bos Sberbu1l6esgeridt cine @ntidei-
ol1ng, 0oB es Elm GerltoB gegen 0aS
Mnti=Ir11lt=@eieb lit, uenn Mrbeiter=
orgo,1iiationen iib pereinigen o0cr
terl1m0ren, Inn Den legitilnen !San.
eel 5u %it0re11.
SsSn Der Gntiheion1lg ocs. Sbcrge
ridts tp11roen Die bisbcr gegebe11en
l1rteile untcrer @eridtsbofe ulmge-
itobeu, in oeneu 0os @eiu6 Der
Gupler @ri11ting Breb 60 bon 8att-
lie Greet, WeiG., abgclcbnt moroen
par. Sic Sirma bate i'm einen
ginbaltsbefebl nadgeluGt. gcgen 6.
S. Scoring u10 8m. Bramlep, &C.
{d)Qftsagenten Ser i11ternatiouolen
Miio5iation Der Maidiniiten einen
rinoireften 8opfott" gegen iie einge
lettct .batten.
9as Sbergeridt ma6te gelteno,
Dab Ser uin6irefte 9opfott", Die Sc
e%influiiung BON &unoen oct Geiea=
iGoft, lire geidaitliGen @e5iebun-
gen 3u ibr ob5ubred1eal, cine Scr
iGmorune lei, I'M oie Geieaidaft
geidaftlid al iddoigen.
Bumpers Nniid)t iiber bic Gntidei=
oung.
ct. 2ouis, 500. = Ser Nr4=
lioent ser Americon Teberution Of
2abor, Samuel @ompers, Derof=
fentlidte ieinc Mnlidt iiber oie
gntfbeioung oes Oberbunoesge-
rid)ts gegen Die @eieBmaBigte1t
nes inoireften 8opfotts. @r bcidl!-
oigt 6os Sberbunoesgeri6t, aui
5eiten ser Seinoe Set orgoniiierte1
Mrbeit SteIlung genommen 5u ba=
ZEN, uno be5eidnete Die @ntibei=
Dung als eiren 5hlag gsgen oel'
Uort16ritt un6 sic meni6lihe Grei-
9eit.
Ct iblieBt fem @uta6ten: ~9ie
gntideioung oes Sbereeridts III
Elm g6lag gegen 8reibeit uno Sort:
ldritt. aber cine Minoritdt ser &id=
ter 1pridt gegen oieie gntideioung
un6 mas be11tc MIR erlt Sic Mnit6t
ser Minoritdt it, falrn morgcl
lhon sic Mniidt acknowledgement
Moioritdten fem"
Yrotete gesen Gintuaubernnssperbut.
@aibington, 9. 6. = @or
oem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oes
8%l1noeSlenats meroen peribicoeln
8unoesbeartte als 3eugen arigerll
fen meroen, ebe oas ao1nitee icinc1'
59luBberibt abitottet iIber Die Gor-
lage gum Gerbot Ser Guaranteeing
fir Oie Galter bon 3ebn Monaten
2ouis Maribol bon Seem Dorf,
Gin @ertreter ocs iioiid=amerifa11i
ihen &omiteeS, be5og iid Dor benl'
&omitce o11f Die 5ablrci6en einse:
ipol1oerten m1erifaniid)en @iir9er.
Die lid grobe @croicnlte I'M <Dit
Der. Staotell crluorben baben. Sic
lie Solootelr, Sic l1lter Scr omerifn=
niiden Slagge f1mpften, ieien eil
gepanocrt. @rdiioent Wilions
Mutter iei eir1gemanoert; ebenio BET
De @ltern bon CHARLES @oans
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
Ser CUTE &amerab,

81. -
SD batt' einen &ameraoen,
@inen be1ern finoit gu nit.
Sic Srommel 19lug gum Streite,
Or 9ing an meiner Seite
Sn gleiden @drttt unb Sritt.
Cine &ugel fam geflogen:
gifts mir ober gilt es Dir?
Sbn bat es meggeri1en,
CT 1iegt mir bor BEN SMBen,
Mls ndr's elm 5tId bon mir.
SSH mir sic @anb nod rei6en,
9erpeil iH eben LAB:
&amn Dir Sic @aub nidt 9eben,
8leib' bu i'm eip'gen Qeben,
Neein gutter &amera6i
8. 11blanb.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
UabrtIan Der. &afen-
baAuen.

Chiceg.& Nofthvst.erh
Eitlia. aeaens
10. SIG 1Qgli9, 1,ene Giinie, 3:;57 z1ore.
Durh3ue ndd Sen 3pillin9sitdbteH
unb benz Often
10. 22+e &.
Count. ausgen, ute Qinie. .8.4smorp.
Nea9t 8erbtnonns bel Ra{otu nod Sen
3milline8itdoten u1,b IN ManIatp 9ui1r.
ion nab bent Gfften.
10. o.
Gra@t la1lseenommen Gonutae)
Il llb1 25 mOree1s I,
Tdeli6, 111el1e 2irie. &C.: c11 nadm.
Durd;u8 nad ben s3pilliHgstdbta, ,lAb
sem Oitea. q
10. '-24- NJ
Edelid, alte 9iuie. ]. 1923 nadm.
@eftliA gebeao
10. 5l7-
Edeli@, rellcs oinie. 1:25 nadia.
our95ns bon ben 3tudIipyeftabterl lrrllb
,em Djter.
10. l3-& / sas ~ se1sss.a n s&
@onnt. eausse5Ealtk eitnie. .7:42u1orR:
Eurd3ug 1toddb @Ssaopp 5Gee, @ebiuoob
5als unb Maar1bals PIP y s q
Ed9tid, ale 9ttnth. mtttapqs
No. 81 ii sH,,s iisf i
Gra9t Musge1torrntenSonutaa)
ubr IS no9mittaes
ldeid, 1eue atnie. i. 200 n,ittaes.
0ur9yaa bon ben 8piltiHasffttdbten anls
sem Often. , d ,s,t
10. % i. s.ssG.
9sinneapOlts rno ct. souis
MbtbIi1 aebeht.
Rep l11m y. ct. RanI. 5.l5. n,oreeus
Rad ben i3tpilhlgsffbGdtbtsn lilo uddm.
eotaler Grudt5as 3A5 nlbn,.
5hblid .eeb enb. !
Nen ulnla y. st. Soul. .S:45 mdm.
Dad @torn Safe lilo nadn.
>eofaler 6radtSlo. /. $50 nadm.
alls .:3tlae eebea tdeIl@ aliseeuam.
men Sonnta98, a Of s.ss s5.. .s
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14

- .s- u..-4t .~s4sr @"- es - = 80 = H- -4--+~.
Gtnbenplan Der gurui6ule bes
Mem l1lmer Surnrereina.
l., &nabentlaKe, Sitter ell Sabre,
Wtttmo6 Nadmittas 4:30 bis
$50;
Samstae Mor9en, 9 bis 10. %
2. &nabenfla]le, Nlter lila Sabre
Montas Na6mittag 4:30 bis
$50.
DonnerStas Wadmiftae 4::30 bis
$50.
3, B6eliuge, Sitter 14-lS Sabre
Moutae Mbeno 1880 bis 8:45.:
Jrcttag Nben6, 1880 biS $50.
4. Mao@enflaNe, Sitter ell Sabre
OtenStas Na9mittas 4 bis S.
Jrettag Na9mitta9 4 bis 5. =
S. Mdb6enflai1e, Sitter 1l-15
Sabre
Dtenstae Madmittae 5 Bis 6.
Greita9 Ma6mitta9 5 biS s.
6. Mab3enflaiie, Sitter l5-l7
Sabre
Mittwo@ Nbeno 1870 Bis $50.
SamStog Nbeno. 1870 bis $780,
Z. Sunsfrauen unb 6rauen &laiie
Donner5ta9 Nbeno 8 bis 9 nbr.
8. M%dnnerflalie<
9ten8ta9 Nbeno 8:15 bis 1000.
Trettag Nbeub $3.50 bis 1000.
Mnton 9eibplo,
8urnlebrer:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
Sdscrlteb

Sm @alb nnb. auf Der @eioe
JUDI ib meine Sreuoe,
SD BIN Elm sSd9ersmaunl
Sen @alb unb Sort gu begen,
|9as 8ilbpret 5u erlegen,
|9as lit, mas mir gefdat,
@aQi, bnuobl
Das &nbn I'M f6neuen S111ge,
Sic S6nepf I'M 3id5ad5uge
|Sreff i6 nit 5i6erheit;
Sauel1, 9feb lrno 5ir51e
Gr1ee i9 auf ser Btrfde,
Ser Studs laBt min fem &leib.
@ali, 9auobl
@ein Seller in Der gai6e,
Gin G9Iud6en aus Der Tlalde,
Gin 5tiid9en fGipnr5es Brot;
Sen treuen @unb CUR 5eite,
@enn id Sen @nlb b11rhfreife,
Sam bat es feline sNotl
6aut, bouobl
Sur gr6e binge1tredet, $3.50.
Sen Slid nit Woos 9eoedet,
@ie rei3enb Die Nntnrl
|Brennt lr,itig n1eine &feife,
@eun i6 ben 8alb burdf6reite,
Muf @ottes tpeiter Slur.
.!6aQi ballob!
go 3ieb' ib bnr6 bic @dlber,
60 ell id burd Sic Se1ber
8obl Bin SEN gan5en Sag.
9an1 flieben meme 5tlnoen
Glei6 fliibtigen Gefunben,
Gil i6 Dem @tlbe mad.
@ulli, bauobl
@enn iid bie Come neiget,
Ser biiitre @ebel itetset,
9as Tagtpert 1T getan.
'9am febr' id bon Der @aioe
Sur bausli1 itiQen Sreuoe,
Gin frorumer Sdgersmann.
@alli, bauobl
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
Biaiam Btaenorr Mgeatn
MHaemdHeS'

MllgeraelHe4
sgefddft.
.Berli6ert stetn aGelier, 9dsel, Cor.
nabo, Mutomobilst1rfat n11h Qebe1s.
oerfider1n1o III ben belten Berftde,
rurtgSzW eitlidafteu.
@r,lnotieeatam aefdlft nnb oer.
iouft.
@eieeli6e Ooflmt,ts Wlidkr art
'peroen auSgefellt. Gus Mtsbur9en
pom @etb nirb beior9t utlb Dompfer
Babrfarren tperbet. eertdnft., !. ,e3
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-01-14
CHAB. EM MERICH

CHAB. EN- El7ICa
8I%etarbeiter s
Dampf- uub 8aiierz @ei5unesa,taeen
anb e'asIeituns ..-
gDir ftio bereit, salte III unier Tad
i9lasenoe Arbett ii better 8eiit aus
EuH1bren,
Meun frase bei uns an, peHIl man vit
Diem e eu1es Saunders bt116tist.
,1nter BroDn Gouatp 8ani
Retu Tim, .#= /. 4. aiinn.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-01
NAN INJURED AZ rEMPLEToN


Louis Zubick, patient at ST An
thony hospital In Carroll for more
than seven yeare following his In
Jury in q railroad accident. is dead.
Mr.. Zuhick. who was born In AUS
tria 20 years ago. was assisting In
rebuilding the Northwestern road
bed at Templeton when he met with
an accident which broke his back.
He was taken t. st. Anthony hos
pital where 1t was thought life would
be but matter Of few hours dura-
ton, but after weeks OF suffering he
began 20. improve and although his
recovery was slow, a. time went ON
he could be taken In wheel chair
and for the past six years he has
been able to help himself In this
way.
Being ambitious by nature he COM
ceived the idea of conducting q stu
do for printing and developing ko-
dak pictures and made little money
for himself in this way. He was
also handy with razor and often
shaved q recupefating patient at the
hospital.
Throughout his long illness thsre
never was day he was without
pain, but he was cheerful and pleas
ant, always happy when he could do
some slight thing for another's COM
fort.
Little kindnesses shown him by
others were always appreciated and
brought him happiness for many
days,
Mr.. Zubick has no relatives in
America, all his folks residing in the
old country.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-01
HARLAN POSTMASTER DEAD

Curran F. Swift, 60, postmaster
and former member of the state Leg
islature, died suddenly at his farm
home near Harlan, Monday after
noon at o'clock, OF heart disease.
He came to Shelby county in 1882
and has been in public life during
practically all the years since that
time.
Mr.. Swift served as represents
tive from Shelby county in the sad
general assembly and the $50
general assembly. He was four
times county superintendent Of pub
lie schools, assistant secretary OF the
senate in the oath general assembly.
and mayor OF Harlan for a period OF
one year, declining another nominal
tion to this office. For many years
he was member of the school
board.
Mr.. Swift is survived by his wife.
two sons and two daughters. One
son. GaiIlard, is cashier of the Har-
Ian Farmers and Merchants bank,
and the other, Russell, is an attor-
ney. One daughter is the wife OF
Winfred Mayne of Council Bluffs.
The other, Kathryn, lives at home.
Mr.. Swift was well known In Au-
dubon whore he had many friends.
all Of whom regret to hear of his un-
timely death.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-01
: BOVINE ARIsTOCRACY

Some folks have received sur
prise In the news from the National
Livestock show at Chicago. 1t Is
that q heifer exhibited by Leland
Stanford university has won the
grand prize. emblematic of the
championship. People who never
heard of Father Junipero, and to
whom the Canine Real is only an
easy trail for automobiles, think OF
California as a land of sunshine and
citrus fruits, of land sharks and
movie scandals, failing to realize
mense herds. n the grazing indus
try disappeared in the metamorphosis
from statewide ranges and enor-
nous ranches to orange groves and
townsites, the breeding of live stock
did not entirely die out. Lucky
Baldwin gave the world a great
name in his Santa Anita home for
fine horses, and 1t is not surprise
to those who know that the institu-
tion made possible by the generosity
of the states nabobs has produced
not one but many prize,winning
kline. Iowa. Nebraska, and other
states where the business of raising
cattle IL extensively carried on must
always count ON meeting California
at the livestock exhibitions, and be
prepared to face stiff competition In
the form Of well-conditioned ami
mails. Iowa has had its share of
prize honors in the past, and will
get more In days to come, and con-
graduates California on its victory,
because we know hereabouts what
must be done to produce q champion.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-01
ANITA BOY KILLED MONDAY

Donald Trimmer, six-year-old SON
of Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Trimmer, who
live on the old Scholl farm three
miles southeast of Anita, was i'm
stantly killed when within a half
mile of home at 4:30 Monday after
noon. when the rear wheel OF truck
driven by Miss India Harris passed
over the lads head, crushing 1t.
The youngster was returning
from school on a Shetland pony. The
pony SHE'D at the approaching truck
hurting the boy directly under rs
wheel With Miss India Harris at
the time OF the tragedy was her sis
ter, Russia. The girls are daugh-
ters of Link Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trimmer have two
other children. son. and daugh-
ter.
Funeral services for the dead boy.
were held from the home Wednes-
day afternoon at Q o'clock. The
Rev. Mr.. Robinson, pastor of the
Anita Congregational church, con-
Quoting the services.
Mrs. Trimmer, mother of the un-
fortunate boy. is a cousin of Mrs. A.
M. Currier, Of this city.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-01
TEA CHRIS INSTITUTE
IN TWO DAYS SESSION


me public schools In Audubon
Gokiky are closed for today and to-
NiorFOW In order that all city and
4stAl teachers may have the OppOr-
<nnity Of attending the teachers In
.apiration1l institute which began In
Audubon this morning at O'clock.
All sessions will be held ia the high
school auditorium
A. splendid program has been ar
RANGED BY Miss Henrietta Hecker,
tOuf3fy superintendent. The enroll
s 0n6f Startod this morning ak
o'e1bdk. The first address was made
~ County supt. Earl, OF Gruudy
COUNTY. Il $3.50. There We ! large
attendence ,kor the opening number.
1lisa Gertrude O. Thompson. Of Des
Aroines was TO make an address on
Muetp Appreciation this morntng
~ ~:
An sxceptionaily interesting pro-
EyS1A has been arranged for the aft
&fnocn and for both morning and
atternoon sessions tomorrow.
TIE faculty of the institute Is
comnoaed Of w. r. Barr, dean Of
DrGfo university. Des Moines: Co.
Gont: Earl, 81 Gfunny Center; Co.
Hutt 1Eoellqx, % Waterloo !; Miss
&xsEne Brooks, OF New Virginia,
Iona w. n. Hender, Of the depart
niInt Cf yocationel Education. Miss
Ik60fpbon and Ars. Nelson, Of Des
116ino1; supt, p. 3. Plye, Of Extra.
am D6pt. N. N. Mcntire. Of thu city.
viii assi6t
Tha second study center OF the
x6Nf will ~ held at the high school
&1il6ing IN Extra on Saturday. John
81 d. alackB and Miss Alta Wilmarth
vim be n charge Of the work.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-12-01

Stanislaus Zbyssko OF Poland. sue
cessfplly defended the world heavy
weight championship at Madison
Square Garden, New York. Monday
night, defeating Ed (Strangler)
Lewis OF San Jose. Cal. Zbyssko
won. two out Of three falls.
!. Lewis obtained che first fall with
4 flying deadlock after seventeen
minutes and thirty-one seconds. The
second, q so-called rolling fall, went
to ZbyBxo after twenty-one minutes
and tWenty-six seconds. This fall
was called when Lewis, In escaping
from Z half nelson and crotch hold,
permitted his shoulders to strike the
mat. Lewis protested the referees
decision and left the ring. but was
induced BY the state athletic COM
mission to continue.
The champion won the third fall
and match with q double arm lock
In fourteen minutes and ftfty-six
eeconds.
The referees decision IN giving
ZbysHko the second fall was loudly
jeered By Q large body OF spectators.
Mondays victory was the nine
hundred and fortieth for the cham
pion IN his twenty-three years Of
profession competition. He was de-
featsd only once. the late Frank
0otch vanquishing him In q match
that lasted but elk seconds.