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CHARLES
Tupper & Son,
Auctioneers.
P&JWSX\»V$
Sell Your Poultry
We will pay you the following
cash prices:
TEN HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES
One pair of brown mules, 5 years old, weight
2700 1 yearling mare mule, extra good 1 suck
ling mule colt 1 pair of bay mares, 11 and 13
years old, weight 2700 1 well matched pair of
horse colts, sucklings 1 pair of buckskin mules,
age 1 and 2 years.
TEN HEAD OF CATTLE
Two milch cows, 3 and 4 years old, one fresh
now, other fresh by sale date. The balance are
young stock.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One Keystone disc, 1 riding cultivator, 1
walking cultivator, 1 walking lister, 1 3-section
harrow, 1 John Deere 1-row godevil, 1 sulky plow,
1 carriage, 6 tons of prairie hay and 500 lbs. Sudan
grass seen, other articles too numerous to men
tion.
ing note with apt roved security at 8 per cent in
terest from date of sale.
Valuable Discovery
It hns hni'ii fnnnil imssihlt' hv avis
tor* to nsp niauiii'lic .'minuis-ps tij
monntInL- tli.-m mi horsi-li itr iisfilium
Which (-(iuiit)-rii-i '.lie vlnriitiiiii o? air
planea
Great Rfilway CentJi.
There arc raiiv HV rftnI.on
ir^tliln a slx-mlle nnli'is of Si I'mi I
tathi'ilriil- l.ondi'ii vvliil^ within
Iwentv-iullc nidin* 'li'-ir in-ill-
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19c Old Roosters 12c
19c Ducks 20c
Geese ''20c vV:'"Vif.
HIGGINS PACKING COMPANY
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PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public auction on the M. Skakson
farm, 6 miles southeast of Missouri Valley and
SY4 miles west of Beebsetown, the following
property on
Wed. Dec. 29,1920
Free Lunch at Noon—Sale Starts at 1 o'clock
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Phone 389 Missouri Valley* Iowa
Sums of $10 and under, cash over $10, 'ITEM'S-!
TERMS
twelve months time will be given, purchaser giv-|i92o. (See Drainage Record
DUNCAN, Prop
First National Bank
GET BUST
If yon wish to ditto
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By Charles Sughroe
CWmtm Nw«m»i Unas
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SUPERVISOR'S PROCEEDINGS
Logan, Iowa, December 7, 1920.
The Board of Supervisors of Harri
son County, Iowa, met pursuant to ad
journment with all members present.
Ob
above date the Board directed
the Auditor to transfer from variou
Drainage Districts to the County Gen
eral Fuund, the expence, preliminar.
to the establishment of the district
which had been paid from the Count.
Fund.
Matters relative to the Euclic
Drainage District, having been con
tinued to this date were again contin
ued until December 20, 1920.
County Road and Bridge matters
occupied the attention of the Board
for the balance of the day.
On motion the Board aijourned
meet eDcember 9, 1920.
.A. Heath, Chairman.
(Attest) H. B. Owens, Auditor.
Logan, Iowa, Dectmber 9, 1920.
The Board of Supervisors of Harri
son County, Iowa, met in regular ad
jouurned session with all member:
present.
Drainage matters now coming on
the Board by resolutions, (See Drain
age Record) levied a special as
sessment to provide funds to pay the
legally incurred outstanding indebt
edness of the following named dis
tricts, said assessments and lev
r^ade in accordance with the estab
lished classification rnd in proportioi
to the original assessment made, foi
cost of construction.
Boyer Sub Drainage District $1. 50f,!
Grimes Drainage D'strlct 0%.
Soldier Valley Drainage District
TO MOO feu,
VAXS NOO ©TAM UOVAt Si\eV«5
WiSTfeMi
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Annis Drainage District 147r.
This be'ng the date set for hear'n
in the Young Drainage District an
this matter coming on, the Board af
ter hearing the petitioners in favc
of the project, and the objectors
support of their object'ons, and aft
consideration, referred the mattn
back to the engineer in charge am'
directed him to file an amended repor
RESOLUTION
Resolved that a road 40 feet wide
commencing at about 20 rods east of
the Northwest corner of the SE% of
jLyieTK* NE% of Section 16 in Township 79
North, Range 43 and runn ng thence
uil al- southwesterly as long travelled, to
the west line of said forty, thence
The following aal«
ready taken:
Decmber—10, IB, 16, 21, 22, 27, 29. south all west of the line to the south
January—6, It, 17, 18, IB, 20, 26, line of the SWM of NEVi of said
27. Section 16, be and hereby is establish
February—1, 2, 4, f, V, 16, 16, 16, «i in accordance with petition.
17, 21, 22, 28, 24. Roll call: Kiefer, yes
Spooner, y«s
at our expm—• Heath, yes'.
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Taking up the matter of Harrison'
a? aMKms
A^SOOW COWVi^O^Vi?
City of Logan, the oBard of Super
visors author.zed and directed the
auditor to pay one-seventh (1-7) or
'he first installment of tax and sign
vaiver ES provided.
as.
no
On th's date the Board be'ng if
regular adjourned session and the
[matter of the Hamuman consent
Road petition coming on, the Board
passed the folliwing resolution:
SOR^V
SKM
On mot.on the oBard adjourned to
eet Dereir.bur 10, lf20.
I
.A. Heath, Chairman.
Attest) H. Owens, Aud.tor.
ogan, Iowa, recomber 10, 1L.20.
The Board of £ut«rv sors of Hasn
ouunty. 'own met pursuant „o
ournr ent Ui _d members irss
.it.
the- Board (Lrstite'
On ubovo
2 avlitcr to
arrant cn t:
ict ti tl Sil
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ii
Fuu her th
aditor to j- a
cr.i'e of"
lm of ^75
:er not:co.
HosbMtJ.
Any:!: /, .nnage iSB
i: in lieu e^
l,MiV.ch
ran.
it 2,
J, directed th
to -Mrs. F.j i.'ne Alior.
of Tiunlap, the
per month, unt'l fur
hi wO:i.uvir£ resoluli
On mot.f:
as adopted:
O O N
Whereas ,aii liani.son County
•angers Association liad been form
with sper .il lVKident lieputies ap
0 nted by the sheriff of Harison
aunty, the Brcni of Smiervisors of
aid County finds that a surety bond
1 the amount of ¥1000X0 should be
quired of the .said special deputies,
?refore
Be it resolved that the bond re
mired of the special dcput.cs apponi
'd in the interest of the Bankers
-"otective Association of Harrison
ounty, Iowa, be anJ hereby is fixed
$1000.00.
Roll call: Kiefer, yes
aims
musements
W.-.S lost.ljVfij
ajcstic Theatre
allowed. Telephone 310
On motion the Board adjourned to
eet December 20. 1C20.
.A. Heath, Chairman.
Attest) H. B. Owens, Aud.tor.
CINCINNATI ITEMS
A well attended meeting of the
iwnship Farm Bureau was held at
'ie township hall on Monday evening. JJ_ J_
First National Bank
of
Missouri Valley, Iowa
Bakerys
The Bell Bakery
Telephone 24
Confectionery
S. T. Solo
316 East Erie St.
Coal and Lumbsr
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Spooner, yes
Heath, yes
Taking up the matter of claims
a'nst Harrison County, the Board
issed on claims number'ng from 350
507 inclusive and directed the aud
'ir to issue warrants in payment of
D. Milligan Co.
Lime. Cement, Paint, Etc.
Telephone 163
Cigrars and Tobacco
Billiard ParLr
P°te Wright
Boots and Shoes
Babbe's Bootery
409 East Erie
-e: Chairman, E. W. Scebold OeFartmSnt Stores
ce-Pres., E. W. Blackburn Sec.,
B. Atherton. Cooperators Hart
Smith, D. L. Coulthard, P. J.
u!st, Chris Yager and Samuel Dray.
lans were made to have
•at'on om the township attend the rW|ia'«ri«fc
-nual meet ng of the County Bur
at Logan on January 3. A
ort meeting of the Farmers Union
as held and it was voted to send the F))liio,(rietc
nrls of the Union vema ning in the __
easury to the Farm Bureau. The
wnsh:p proposed to t' County
bureau the matter of cutting the
•ain acreage this coming year five
er
cent.
The snow storm Tuesday interfered
th the work on th" ,J M. F.'nley res
-nre. vhose wa'ls a-e ub^ut half
iv un Holl :w t'le blo?l:s are u--d
nd it is rare to hav son work
-'ne
at th's season -f the year
rove Brown of Minsouri Valley is
i:nT the work.
W. O Smith itr.
4"arr.ily
ima. t:irt? on Uif:'r way home s'v
'ondr.y. cfter
ithl!T
vjvs.
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r.
'••.h 1 I. i
•e gr'ii the
bout in usual Hr^yth.
Mrs. V/ni.
rrs.
Officers of the "W. A. S." Oil and
""as ^ompany are sending out notices
•y stockholders of the annual meet
ng for the election of directors and
ny other business that may come be
fore the meeting, wh'ch will be held'
Wednesday, January 5, 1921, at 8 P.
M., in the township hall.
MAGNOLIA ITEMS
«. Mr. and Mrs. John Ashcraft and
jCouatjr'* j*aviog •gsenmant. ia the,children spent Sunday at Woodbine,
Billiards, Cigars, and
Tobacco
The Smoke House
Culavin, Prop,
a
S. Brown & Son
Dry Goods, Millinery
H. South
large del-
Patronize a Home Industry
"hater Drug Co.
The Penslar Store
iV-artm
&
Christian
Hoover Electric Sweepers
Brunswick Phmographs
Telephone 135
Druggists
liobt. W. Harvey
D_ uggists, Optometrist
J.'D. Brown & Son
Ehctrical Service
wa Service Co.
.It Your Service
of Okla-
rutt, Cigars, Tobacco
1
?. Solo
rn
Ttrr
J.5
horn, by
East Erie St.
".•n» h-.
or two by
pre
,1
hildren oT
ogan, are s""-!} '1!!™," few days at
*ie home of Ivr ^.ia'-e.r.ts, Mr. and
U. Coul'h:u'd
E. O. F'cnc r.'ode business tr'p to
ouncil BluTs la Mori.lay, raturn
ng the same day.
P. C. Cross, superintendent of the
W. A. S." Oil and Gas Co npany, is
a trip to Colov.v.K conferring
bout the interests of the company.
"Te S expected to return about Wed
°sday and may have with him a
-iolog'st of wide reputation and spec
lly fitted on ol" and gas locations.
"irmaces, and Roofing,
3 jting, Repair Work
c\ jr Hansen
•il.li Mrs. Ashcraft's mother, Mrs.
A la:v.s.
:Iis Joe Steen spent Sunday near
xibine with her daughter, Lula. tj
Albert Fveymuller and family were
..I r.souri Valley Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Unmack wen
Logan last Saturday.
The Magnolia 3chool closed last
riday for two weeks vacat on.
J.Irs. Will Unmack was in Missouri
.'allay shopping on Monday.
Marion Pate returned to Joe Steen's
list Sunday after spending a week
in I ogan a.nd Missouri Valley.
Those that are not through husk
ns hate to see the deep snow, as the
corn is down so bad.
IT WORKS I IKE MAGIC
PIPE FLUSH
Will quickly eat its way through
grease, rags and coffee grounds in
clogged drain pipes. '"..v.
For Sale By
R. W. HARVEY
Music Hath Power to Move the Neighbors
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A\x(So^om
CO-OPERA.
TEE FIRST PSIN IPLE 05
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u'to Livery and Storage
C. Colver •1
i'elcr.hone 82
\uto Sabs and Service,
Accessories, Etc.
Henry Sahn
^anks
1188
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All Union Men and Women, your Fviovd a
Families are requested to be CONSISTENT, PA fi{
NIZE HOME INDUSTRY and d.-mand the I Mi
commodities you purchase
LABEL on
possible.
The following BUSINESS INTERESTS of oi.r
city solicit the support of all Working op'e .!
are recoimnended by the Brotherhood of liailwisy
Employes.
&
DeparLmcnt Stores
The Fair Store
^fcr
Men, Women ond Ov lldr
Furmlorc ahr3
Reifenrath
Best of EvciVh'-T-f M-
Gents Fu ^7" a
£s
i?
ry dc Oo.
E.\s—Tel.
Ed. D. Brad]
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Cor. 4lh and
4-
Granite Works
L. G. Vincent
No.
Missouri Valley Granite Works
302 Erie St.—Tel. 233 V/
Grain, Co\sl and Farm
lm. Lm 2nts
General Merchandise
Union Co-Operative AssDcia
tion Incorporated
Groceries and Msats
Gilmore's Sanita-v Grocery
Telephone 19 and 28
roccries
raid
i/rovisloni.
Athsy & Peterson—Tel. 93
Groceries
Dean & Daub—Tel. 223
Grocery
Sam J. Gross, formerly Lsv/i
& Williams Grocery
Hardware
V. I. Tamisiea
farm Implements
3as Engines, Tractors, Etc.
Hardware
K. E. Brundige—Tel. No. 41J
^leat Markets
C. Williams
Meat Market
HuTic Stores"""
"oty & Peterson
•'ull Line of Music a'ld
.nstruments
Meat Markets
ililey Bros. Marked
on Erie Street
Photographer^
-f. B. Spafard
Portraits and Kodak Fioiaiin
-n Erie Street
Plumbing
V. I. Tamisiea
Pumps, Windmills, 3tc.
Tailors, Cbaners,
ai
Dyeing
Hays the Cleaner
312 Erie St.—'Tol^h r,.
Gua -ur 'Tiih
LUN€!AED,A
IU.xGA.DIA opens tljs
rcspiratory org..n s. rentoves
the th ck mass \s of sputum,
heals ths irritation dispels
the cough and cold. Un
surpassed in spasmodic
Croup, onch tis, difficult
breathing, and such kindred
diseases. Thousands attest
to its great v'rtue. If
I-UNGARDIA fails, your
money returned. Price 60c
and $1 20 per bottle.
Manufactured by
Lungardia Co.. Dal'as, Texas
For Sa'e By
J. D. B30WN & SON
Cact «s the Compass of the Oes^n
Tli flshtmnk ••jfliis Is It#
Of tlie jlefert. f(»r If HhvHVs |n) iu
tU* -oiiiii. -New York Tribuue.
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MURDERER LEAVES
Pn.GCL RLil MAN
Mar!e Rich by Oil Lards WhKr
Carving Term in Texas
Penitentiary.
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Eastland. Tex.—"Uncle Bill*
wards, who was sentenced to the pent*
tenuury iiliout ten years ajo for tlM
murder of a neighbor. U. A. Rogers,
entered up.in his.term of 33 yea A of
Imprisonim MI a poor former. He was'
released ii lew days ago. upon pardon
of Cov. W. I'. Hobby, ntiil finds him
self a mi lii-ii:uru, all due in tie ills
covt-r.v dj" uii upon his ncr-.- h'llstd
farm.
Ivhvsir.-lr, .was pnrdunt'd on his rev
enue,h birthday. the minion coming
He Was Released
New Y-rk.—Sli'n'^v V'a1t'-ns, twen
tvIHe !in V'n'rln Ko etn fortv. were
held In 'lO'-nn bull cadi for p\nmlna
tion i-i c''ii!r(- of irrand larcenv.
Tin' alle,re that on Mnv 18
the men '.wpdh Joseph Norwich of
fi7n I'i"! .• ei.ue "lit of
ji&F
#s bii'tlulny gift. Fie had served a
moiitlis short of ten years In
prison.
[jdwards was offered a pardon
Uovornor Colquitt several years i«o^
uml npiln bv Governor Ferguson, upon
petition of his relatives. In both In
stances Edwards refused the pardon,
on the ground that ho had not yet
suffered enough for the crime he had
committed. It was only a few days
a«o that he arrived at the conclusion
Hint he had atoned for the deed, and
he thereupon wrote Governor Hobby,
who granted the pardon.
'MONEY
K.AXER'
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During the time that Edwards was
in prison his farm and other Interests
were looked after by relatives, who
leased the land for a htg price when
oil was discovered. The fortune of
'he nired man began piling up and'it
uas all held for him, pending his re
lease from prison.
"I'ncle Bill" does not know whnt he
ivlll do with all his wealth, but he Is
considering plans for nslnc a part of
it for the benefit of.humanity.
GETS $37,000
Machine Proves Profitable for
"Swindlers Till Law Steps
In.
Two
c'_
2."0. by
si-'i|ii'j lini "Vat thev told was
a nenev-maiiug machine.
Si.me Aii"iM 3. I'll the deteet'ves
^AV IIIC T'MI N'cn arc 'M'IIOVMI to have
.ihiii iv! iwi' |iv thii'i .7(MK) from va
r'on1- ici1hi^ 'n tire eitv. Roston,
Bud e* nrt. I :i\• ie t'h'ladelphla.
N"v:u\. ArlniL'ton. Mass.. aid/Rangor,
Me.. !li:-fniiili se 1 injr "money-making
mneh:"es" 10 '.M persons, mostly for
elciiers. liie schemers, according to
1 tie police, lirst made it the business
to find 1 nit how much money the pros
pective victim had saved lip, and to
make their price for the money ma
chine approximate this amount.
Love for Mother-in-Law
Leads to Man's Arrest
Some men like to feel their
iiKiihers-in-law are about mil
lion miles invnv. But Robert
Pinvwui of I.oulsville Kv.. Isn't In
that class. Me and Ills mother
in-law Mrs. hrisnne Tepper.
were arrested in Fort \Vn_vne.
Tml.. rnw«on being accused of
'envmg Ins fainllv in I.oulsville.
His onlv excuse wns his Infatu
ation for bis wife's mother.
Pinned Fifteen Hours by Horse,
{'oncrete. N TV—Al Olson, a ranch
er. spent i." hours uin'or a horse which
fell with him into a nullev near here,
and was cnimhf under some brush.
The horse was unaide to rise and Ol
son legs were cnuirht under the nnl
mal In such a manner that he could
not extricate Mmsrtf. The horse
struzclert to his ft-rt i:rl durinc the
effort bruised Olson considerably.
Tfle limn dus a hole in the earth with
a poelcet knife In which to burv his
hea I when the horse attempted
OP-
to get
Origin of Coal.
After an exhaustive study of ntim
ier of coal seams. .Tam^s l.nninx con
-liides iI'mt almost all h'lrt their orldn
vepral|p matter deposited -•i thp
tpot. ih^ emit siibctnncp tielni former
ly th dropplne of ie:i-ps iw'cs Hnrks
ind fi-iilts In the sli-'t.e of spetU anil
'ruetlfeioiis cones nisi• friun turtf"
wees.
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