Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1921-11-24
Iowa News
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have reduced taxes two and half
mills.
Albert vlsborg, SO years old, was
accidentally killed while hunting
near Ellsworth.
Judge Charles Bradley has declar.
ed that movies cannot run in LeMars
on Sunday II anybody objects.
Clinton celebrated completion OF
eighteen miles OF Lincoln highway
paving with elaborate ceremonies re-
Gently.
The mystery Of missing Clarence
Squires Of Marne deepens, since au.
dltors find his accounts at the far
mers elevator in perfect shape.
Mrs. Edith NJ. Nudge who trailed
her husband and Miss Frances Reeme
through Sioux City and Council Bluffs
year ago has been awarded $500 a
month alimony.
Mayor Warner OF Shenandoah has
prohibited football games on Sunday,
on account Of injury TO players suf-
fered in the game with Missouri Val
ley recently
Simon Campbell former postmaster
at Loveland, entered plea OF not
guilty TO charge OF embezzlement
before Judge Martin J. Wade. He
agreed to furnish $1,000 bond.
Ray Eyerhart, % years old, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Everhart Of
Rhodes was killed recently when his
automobile overturned. His neck
was broken. and his skull and chest
crushed
Announcement Is made that w. f.
Severa, wealthy manufacturing phar.
macist Of Cedar Rapids has given $780,
coo 10 the new republic OF Czecho-
Sloyakia for the construction Of an
orphans home.
Governor ". g. Kendall has order
ed the parole of Barton j. Peaker, a
former service man now at Anamosa,
so that he may receive hospital treat.
ment at government hospital
The Spencer Grocery company's
building at Spencer, valued at slO,-
600, was entirely destroyed by fire
recently. Much OF the stock, valued
at $4,000. was removed. The origin
OF the fire Is unknown.
While digging In cornheld south
OF Dubuque, william Leute and Ar
thur vandermillen found the skele-
tons of Eve bodies and numerous In.
dian implements which have led tho
discoveries 10 believe that this is the
site of an ancient burying ground.
A case of death from sleeping sick
ness was reported to the state board
OF health recently from Ida Grove.
The victim, Hulda Strecht, was
sick only few days Doctor
G. n. Sumner. secretary of the board
says that there has been more deaths
than usual from this cause this year,
Anna Poches, year old daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles Poches, OF
Sioux City, was struck by a Chicago
e. Northwestern railway engine
alighted on rail, balanced there
for an instant and then rolled to
safety before the train struck her a
second time She escaped with only
minor bruises.
Master bakers OF Cedar Rapids an.
nounce a cut In the price of bread.
The pound-loaf will sell at 6h cents
I'm the future and the pound and a
half loaf at 10 cents. This Is the
second reduction In the last few
months. Retail prices now are s
cents for the smaller loaf and IL
cents for the larger.
Frank Trumbauer, alleged liquor
manufacturer living near Winterset
was assessed S2,5lG manufacturers
tax by the internal revenue depart.
ment. Officers OF the anti.saloon
league and federal officials raided
Trumbauer's farm near Winterset
several weeks ago aud had him ar.
rested for violating the prohibition
laws.
Art Cooper Negro Of oskaloosa,
must spend the rest of his days with.
In prison walls without hope of par
don or parole, for Staying his aged
and crippled white mother Aug, 20.
After more than twenty.six hours de.
liberation the Jury hearing the case
found Cooper guilty Of murder in the
FIRST degree and recommended life
Imprisonment without possibility OF
release through pardon or parole,
on the application OF w J Murray,
state superintendent OF banking
Judge Hamilton appointed Paul J..
Fischer Of Sioux City as receiver for
the American Savings bank OF Sioux
City. Bad notes are blamed for the
failure of the institution, The bank
ing superintendent asserted an as.
sessment OF 100 per cent on the
stockholders would not make good
the loss which Il Is believed will
amount to between 100000 and $500
o00.
Judge Hubert Utterback recently
ordered the sheriff TO deliver to the
Polk county farm SSl pounds OF cop
per, 1903 gallon jugs; II two gallon
Jugs; Eve 5-gallon Jugs aud many bot.
ties, all seized in raids made on H.
Quor establishments.
The birth of three calves to a Jsr.
sey COW belonging TO Gust Tillman OF
near Shenandoah is creating much in.
terest The unusualness OF II has
cause number OF people to visit the
farm TO see the healthy, vigorous
calves and their mother. This same
Jersey has given birth to four calves
since Jan. l, 1921.
The university OF Iowa has put the
ban on Sunday dancing, swimming
parties without chaperons and dane
ing after midnight.
Bankruptcy petitions fled in Unit.
ed states District court recently In.
clnded. Tom Eerif a baker, Max.