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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

ciple industry Of White Mills is enter
tanning summer guests. Its main as
set is a small river and swimming is
its great outdoor sport.
But the bath house facilities consist
of willow trees under whose dropping
branches one may park the bathrobe.
These facilities. however, have failed
to appeal to the visitors, which include
a goOdly number of young women. Rep
resentative Cha rles a. Nelson noticed
this and he told the legislature that
the youth of his village home is being
corrupted by the sight Of women clad
only in bathing suits strolling down the
street to the river. The vote was 6G
to 20, Notwithstanding the fact that
Representative James Park, former big
league baseball player, called the bill
an effort to legisate the morals Of the
people and said the average bathing
suit contains more material than the
average evening dress. The bill had
been reported favOrably by the alco-
hOlic liquors committee, to which it was
referred.
Must Have Whistles.
Senator Rannie Tabor. of Carter
county is pushing a still" bill. Sena-
for Tabor, in his bill. consisting of five
sections, proposes that it shall be I'M
lawful for a person to operate still
without whistle that can be heard
two miles: that it must be blown every
half hour from I a. m. until II p. NJ.
and that rOadways or well-beaten paths
must lead to the still. 1t creates the
office of ''mOOnShine still inspector.
to see that the law is Obeyed under
heavy penalty for failure.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

G.. C. Peterson. the builder, $40 Cedar
street. Phone 7S6. d-tt
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

DR.. T. Z. Iarrabee. Osteopath. d-ti
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20
BRIEF NEWS NOTES.

buster" BrOwn--magaZincs.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

.Rustcr" Rrowu--icc cream. 2Od3
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

Expert radiator repairing. Wilson
Battery Co., 91G Seneca street. 1O-11dtf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

Traver, the photographer.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

buster Hrown-RcXall.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1922-02-20

.c,tlti:.s
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
From the Manger
To the Cross

''From ,hr Marutr to the
Gross" was inside in it. entirety
in Egypt and 'he Holy Land. The
work puireh light mrn'hs of
artistic industry, the emp o. ment
Of specialists in authori ative
resea arch, hundreds of Super
numera les. drovsi of sheep. a
caravan uf cam-l>--a KALEIDOSCOPE
ic proc ssion. N tffprt or eX-
p-nss was spa, ed !" achieve the
rsaIiza ion of a high ideal The
profession al actor who went to
the holy land numner less than
q score-the iessar characters
a nd the o ,ds we're play ed by
natives. garbsd as III he tune "f
Christ.
Saturday. Feb 25th-will r. n
mat inee at 2:30 for benefit Of
coun,ry ceop.e. l5and 25 cts.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Bound Over

Pi 'hr.n sr;h hrFs - !
Andv and Join and Y ung J n
Womack. charged with asssu't
with intent to kill came before
Jud4e Dict.v Saturday, p'.adN'
not guilty and were h"nn1 over.
The trn,ble took place at lit
erarv. where the brvs were dis
tur1iae the nesting. and on he
ing admoniohed hv the chairman
]. L. Myrie. to desis'. jump 8
onto and heat him ur wifi their
vuns. SOM Of them with heir
Qnns holding the. crowd back
shile the beating was heing 3D.
minis tered.
NJ. NJ, rir was left in a serion :
.condi lon an will probsb'v carry
the marks through life.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Sum mons

FE rEOrLr or TIE Stain or
TOIHRADO
fs ths Windsor Ts~n Csnxa.,y, . G-r.st3,
atd O. u Srewn k:cers. sueceIsrs ~, ...r.
sentativrs. AID psrtsns vbr.s uas AT nm
Ansus u the s!ainhf
:hS 0ofond,ntA above nsnaa
| GREETING.
fou arc hsroby reeutrel 10 81 ~
"a an rStlon brought against yoS IL
.se above named piaiaun n If,
tNtrtct Court OF saoA Coanty. a.,
u Colorado. and answer tho con,
1laint therein within twenty davs
7itar tho ssrylcs hereof. IL served
',thin this Ceunty; or. il served out
j.. ms County. Or by publication.
within thirty days after The sar ice,
Nl"n' or insTmant by default vii, b..
taFen .Eain.t you sscordIag to the
PRAYER Of tho complaint And IL
cory OF the complaint IN the sAovp
shittlaa action be not served with this
vii. be S!lowsd bsfors the taking nr
wmmons. Or If the service hsreSf 0f
"ats oat G this state. thsn ten aa ~
additional 10 tina time hcreiabafore
sfe2.iiet Tor appearance and ansver
@u! be allowed before the taktnr a.
Judgment by default as aforeSaiS.
The said seton 10 hrrueht to suite IN, -, 81,
foie 1inE deSrrioed real estate sit,,.e, ,.s,.s
ser- ID tn" Ccunty E; Ea., and Stat. ~ cl.
-ase to-ui-:
L-ti! IA . c and IN Bloss 2sur ia tL. to-, -,
4prirs sH'if. Colorado. as shown ~ IL. x..s-5..
!. az - ga 4 Town OF record IA the xsss. q, a..
'olnty CLERK and Nocorder Of H.cA o,,rs C.I,
raio. '"'N
Aad ths c-n.plAint hsrsis further r..;t,. a..
'"- Ii'ir'' verbs believes thst ts.r. ar, rs.
'-as 'Htgs'stud ia the sboy. V.scri.,l ls., .t
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caE. Qaa 70 ang,~x,.
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.'H ",'i"IU "'ti AXE an'-4 n,l
"a S1nta' against yau a. p-.i..g fr-in
'" r--n'-'n-
Giv." NJ -rt a.v "a r a- a...
-'t ~ Ssirs ID. E.a. -a.. ~
" o. Aurrst A. DI2.
C-sslas L. D~sus.'
Attorney t-r -hs plairtfz
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
M. E. Church
From hrS1 Page.

ievoniug service was the large
cho'us of young people and the
va.us af this feature t. sur SER
vices cannes be estimated. Re-
member that each Friday 4 .ht
Is choir prac ice night ans we
we 'come everyone TO come ana
sing with us.
Ih' solos hv Miss Sem .ur
and Mr.. Flint We're real ,re.,
We h 'pe TO have somethi7g like
this each Sun day.
Did Won ever stop to think
chat 4 hears is a mi hty pnor
vehicle to 60 to churcl in? Bet
.er get the habit of going while
ven are oliv. and attend live
church. We in'it YOU.
Miss fanny Brown will b. at
our cherch on Friday evening,
Feb. II Kee to date in mind
1t will de yo:.r -, il you do not.
The pastor of this church will
welcome any informal nr.gard-
ing The sick or these deg ring
his services and by supplying
this you will be c)nrerriug ia
vor as vel As a service.
Rev, l.. G. Eiyer. Pastor
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
: ocls

j w Little of North Fiats
Saturday.
f, Pr'. r. was r,r f..a
VIII Satu-dav.
e., Sino N and WI. We,
in town Saturday
! C@. Rue-cll and amjly ars
r"mparo iIy sai,urnlna ~ Snrjox.
, 6-.H.
/ J y Trhvl~r f rnre, pys.,nss-
ler at Lama was in ,awp on
TIL" l3th.
Mr.. and Mrs. w l.. RockiIil
of HoneWa'' were in Sp-;r-R,'i
Saturday.
II is r"prrted the nonpas sans
are actively o'g nizing in th.
Campo counirv.
lc isr renoriod that LIS DHnncv.
corm"niv known as Rugcer. is
W low with pneumoni,,
'ne Chrt-tie, one of the origi-
r'I RScn comfy n'd timers. was
dnwn from Lamar Saturday.
Tn' oditNr and H. l. k"nLnl
'ifT md Miss ivorq Kn--
''l maze themselves n port of
E,Hhart on tho 18Th
TN Ovenrddrr Bnd family
T re in Springfield on The 14th.
Jas Bickford and family were
taking III some OF the bargains
IN SPRINGFIELD Saturday.
It's all right to talk price
slashing and sma hing. but " ben
they 20 under Monkey Ward,
and tell yor the psge YOU vii
ipd it on - thnr there Ia aor.-
thing moro to it Than talk. "A
an illustration. see the Jett az
this week.
One CAV last week it is 70
ported that Row Hoode.. vas
ohserv"a t., ing 10 play Sweet
Marie" on the telephone wire,
and later on it was l.,rn.d that
tho cause Of his nttanu,tian was
. little 'SVee' Maria that had
just arrived It the Hodges
home
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Garden Seeds Free

tcnRressnsn Hardy is AWAY
anAi US to get this governnen,
gar'i.n seeds that are allotted to
h II. into the hands of folks who
.9ans item AID will plant them.
He says that SO far as he
knoWs he nevr wastes a package
OF seed; and every package
sen ont MEANS gCr!cn plant
ed.
Ii YOU want seeds write lin
q u st card or letter and r"ur
nst1l6 will b. pa CT tbs list.
The G"varrn"at pubis 2
lot Of v,Iu b:e Bulletins CT r:o,j
avery phase of farming. ASH
For lis / or tell voW Cer rr.ss-
nan what WOW are interestad in
nc he will See that ynS get
'"rs thing Of vnlus.
Address re ues's to oB.5..s,
ma, Guv L H-rdr. III House
Onic" Building, Washing tan.
D. c.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Liberty

Roy Gulick and wife visited
his parents near ] hns,r CITY.
Kar 8 during the holidays.
E. G. Finkle and family. Mary
Morse, Jamie Crossfield and z.
F.. Russard took dinner with
Emmette Simpsons Sunday.
Mrs. Hagerman died Saturday
at her hnme rea- Liberty. and
was hurled Sunday in the
Springfield cemetery.
Mrs. Derriruer and son Ine Of
SnrinRtie'd spent several Gays
with her danohte-. Mrs. Hudson
and famiIv
Miss Edna Cole. who has heer
spending the holidays with home
folks. returned to Texa. the first
of the week.
Frank Glenn is having his broom
corn pulled.
Orval Thompson is working
for frank Glenn. He made q
trip to the cedars for Mr.. Glenn
last week.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Locals

NJ, a. art-r AID ami y went
: out to their claim tho first OF
the 'ek tor p, c,upl OF weeks :
Irest from sh+ store.
j. b Clifton put in 9 e'ucL Of
groce les this aask. ard will
~" ahe 3 ore nnd tuIch shel
join uy.
c.. Russell ar",t7 . his boy
at bis house. /, hspp"ned o.
the i7tr. Mother and child 90.
nU veil.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20

wanted-To hear from owner
having farm. deeded land. an,
sizs; or REIMBURSEMENT for sale
State cash price aud particulars.
No agents.
Jas II Richmond
go Lsnar, C"ln.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20

night.
VIII Ward and Walker Beatty
went to Ia Jnnta this week with
e losd oi corn.
j O. Jones is or the sick list
thjz week.
Willis White and Omer Dulirv
of Utlsyvile took supper with
Oran higgins Sunday.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20

wanted to lrade- HOrsa n-
.esra or splu # nlu 'es for pos,s
ana n"cod.
N. Ric,.
III S7riro.ic,i, Calc.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
OkIey
A Few Suggestions

0NASy
Bro. Pipk,ns closed his meet.
ings SUNDAY night.
Mrs. Walker Beasley will lead
prsyer meeting mex Suadsy
night.
E!ery, Hugh, McGunn's and
Archie E . made "Trip TO Lamar
this week.
Mrs. q. R Higgins visit ID the
Jones hnme Fid~y and Satur.
day night.
Larey BrownAell took a truck
load Of young folks to preaching
SATURDAY ni1ht At Jnvcoy.
Tn 10 Air ~,l meet
wit" -. 80 q Thurs
day
Miss 90 ed
Satar ct no Vvnp
Jan.-
Nr. ard Mrs. Js H Il "a,
spent Sunday wi h Mr. mi Mrs.
"
n =, a mas eo
thn .ch i thi- week.
Hz'J vis,tei u, j coy
SatuYds. I Sunday 2
Gar m [oea has en- .,
,hc 80. TIE - week.
Oran H rs fnt =" he
dance at McArlhur's Saturday
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Lyric Theater
From First Page

i and the only thing she ever does
to you is to die aud leave you.-
See Break the news 10 mother" !"
j. H. Joh"son some time ago
bought the lot between the HON.
sher building and Democrat-Her-
aid. Also he has bought IN io-
terest in the Superior Photo Co.
of Denver. Their pictures are
being made in Englewood. Den
ver-Morgan Davis is now maxi
ing The film THE Pirates sf the
Palms" which will be shown AT
the Lyric as soon as it is finish
ed.
Mr. Johns. n is proving ID AL
moving picture man. There are
no be,Aer class Of pictures shown
amp where ana ev. n though it is
hard times the Lyric is getting
the crowds.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Old Denney- Garage
Nav Manas meht

n Drn u .n-r,
90" H.
{. pu .-.
Itr"y has q. roncr.,. fl 't'
a a"2"s onn t.e O r 10 merry
or tt G. ~ rara,,
Wrir die I'll 80 u n.,i e~a
TOR those two energetic boys.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
SUMMONS

sFAIg o. COLORADO: !H rHx COLA.
SoHltv OF "-ca rT cF'N
iiiEi1 4. Geld = rprr,arI- M ie A. Lsnn,rt.
Si7insf
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20

-' r: ssF Town Company. = e,rposnaa.. ur 4
"-~T'0a of1~-s. suecs,Inrs ard re-r.scp,s
tis5' nd ph-.sss us.sc nrI- I - I-s --v,p q.
the Aibu-
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
Ne Two
'"s~sstdatod D~rsmb.~ !. 1919

10 srdss4 ~ ehauSs Of sdar.ss. bc ssr. to ,.ivt
osS t1s oia aajro,s a.c tho uou.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20
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hAa Si-s,is<.<s HsT,li .,Lsrts.-s'i 10 s-,Ls.jVss
iSS. st-< sar~ l,,Auey D-rn.sr-t est,tIisb-a In
Dssss,s< lSl4.
The Democrat-herald., 1922-01-20

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-25
|0IcE 0NIn Or MILLIONS
Ne IS NON BANKRUPT
Allan 4 Ryan Of New Yerk
Was . R0w1 Fsnzncixlly.
DefoRs His

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Instantly Beauify
Your Complexion

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HOODS TO COME Off
INVISIBLE EMPIRE
-~--~~-~
Chef Simmons Said TO Be Plan
ming For virxl Conclxve and
Distandnsn;: Internal
Rows

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ss@ssagsaAsaa ~ WAnAm Ssmmsas.
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a. aE Grg4zinAgAoz
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strife tn. s ~ aanacsst cozrszEaAi
orcm-rs.ee.
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ue sha restrN1ti viewpoint rather
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ar1 a wssxhlng al Sssnes s.Ezt
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total e-xneirastsO1 oE p'scEAe-
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class. yo1sk - : class rslessssss
trszn o,l-age eszvsnrSuns-sLl axe
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mer and natsa-ss esz we 10 IL
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uox to realize rhat every great
xxe his witnessed rstScal
<A1r~ax rew -0vsmszts cf
srsxVlxr consequence and re-
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nexer<h<sesR
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rzr3 az tie lzbsring class, al
have kue<n radical = their se0p~
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stx5d px0ssze eonventicrS Of the
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Sir Jxnes BARRE. lsetursng =
xr.flnn1<s az ! h0yx school ~
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T1S- ORDERS NOM
WOULD CAUSE coal PANIC
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AR0l ND-THE-MORID
PLANE IN CRASH

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Nashville Tsza- Jaly eS-xa-
sAan Dwsxss. nssro convicted Ia
Hxnzzaton cornSy q the murder os
SO &ged CAs1tAneocs@ nsreAsnt
ess esscsroczsed a: the state prisoa
this zc-rsng
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RAGLacao Lsso7 soAeD
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70 TeaSer,s Telephone bell ran<
sAls xorrsms esrsE. Asens An1ersoa
* tAs SAINTS RE was ON the ether
esd -SSF kili fhAt ad for men
wAats4. We are fall w. Ia the shops
A@ra 4-d hare a waiting list hang
70. 4 pas 10 advertise
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-25
WORE TINE GWEN
AMERICAN LEAGUE uw7beEs

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STATE UNIVERSITY
70 TEST ROAD, osI

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NaTEoS- mToE SEARCH
on Fcs c4a pEp4IRga

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O. Klsn was sr-r.lsr.
sLANssEN WORE TsE
u s. ARMY UNIFORM

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: fsd<rL cal e0umks q s1r-~
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~ proscsesa i : r>ssztsua f,xro
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tke seanse hhcr commzxnsA
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Thsrs are several Ssod eS's
skas car = pazxea hy GutArae.
hsas tke h<ss as shs prssrnz
junr.rsrs : shs hu1dlnr A1'a r.
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better roads mesn better MARKETS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-25

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rks Nils s~ sA@r szzD7 11wn O. Fxsa
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-25

The u-faZz1 sl<gfs altzlI ka-~,- =
was solved Il 0klAAozhs watn
IN prvsezf campaign ssarssd
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fsaa tkaa At any psrssd = tAe
stsre's kSSsory. After Acss1ss Z
the ar-y ef unsmRlssEssi VIII *
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-25

sKAa near Nladlesowm SAtardav
ngAs Mennhers of the Americas
lsegsoa complained os aa0se ~ sAs
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sEcsETsss oExsY on
~ay TO WEST COAST

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NcesEExrs Democrat
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SIC CARL MORRIS TO
COX HERE ro~fs-T

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.Sgs s11 s.sx ssrz- -uzras wstA Dave
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