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   Pocahontas Record (Newspaper) - October 27, 1921, Pocahontas, Iowa                                38 NO. 29  If Need a Portable Corn Boards for Corn 1  ^ 1  WE HAVE THEM No. 8. |  Howard-Schiiieders | Lumber Co. OCTOBER 27^ 1921,  COUNTY matter what your wants may be in the meat we can meet Large small orders promptly Attention to Special City Meat A. Uv irr Marathon Republic has Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hurmon Its has dropped returned from Pes now Is made up of where the former It Is the the state Odd beg Moines Daily News and also visited relatives in a scat looking US Work on all Makes | of CARRY UNITES TIRES A FULL g LINE 0. S. C. No. 23  CHECK - ' young men who have been ing under the names ot Hans Jacobson and Jim are now renting in- the county jail at Storni where they were taken last Saturday after their arrest the Marathon story ot their as near ag we are able to make goes something like week ago last Saturday Hans Jacobson presented a hundred dollar chock at the Citizens Bank which he deposited ofe chocking The check was signed by for Whom he liad been and was drawn on an Albert City The check went through the regular clearing channels and when It reached Albert City it was Rutherford was informed ckf the and he said it was a In the the biggest share of the had been checked out of bank When it was learned the check was forged the authorities began looking Attor getting the of this deal lie must have got a touch of automobile fever for he wont to Laurens and purchased a Nash touring car of James and gave them check for drawn oh the Citizens Bank this place as payment for the Of the check was turned down and when this forgery part of it was made known steps were immediately taken for hid He managed to keep away until Saturday he drove into the garage at Laurens the purpose of having a broken spring Ho was immediately under He talked freely after the arrest and some of his remarks rather implicated his Jim who has been employed in this was no charge against Davis but the wanted to talk with him a little and ask him a few pertinent questions so drove out to the where he was to see They met him coming to with a i load of They told him they like to have him come to with them and he said he He said he would put his team in the barn and accompany them He put the away alright bat failed to come out of the Investigation showed that he had slipped out the back way and was Search was Immediately About or from town went out and he was finally hiding in a on the Joel E. Johnson He was brought town and held with his It Is alleged that of these are paroled fact son admits that he is and that his pal was It is said real name Is Vogel and that he bad his parole and was already wanted by the Of late had been working for John and for Kate at Lytton over T. Lynch was a business visitor at on marriage license was issued Monday to BiU Meyer and Miss Florence rooms for rent within two blocks of Main Inquire at this big truck and trailer moved household goods to Lake and Fred Schlachter of Rockwell City were Sunday guests at the C. F. Pattee Maiden of Ayrshire Is a guest Miss Elsie at the home of Herb W. P. Flaherty of Colfax came Saturday a visit with her R. D. and other and Mrs. C. F. Pattee and Miss and Mrs. L. C. Pattee wore visitors in Fart Dodge Ada Lundeen returned home Monday from a two which she spent with relatives in is manufactured in one of the largest and most modernly equipped laboratories In this J. Peterson made two up to his farm near Harris where he a lot of tiling Hudek have moved into new stove on west aide are busy getting things ' services at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning at 11 Sunday school at 10 a. m. This Is Temperance John Stream of been the past at the home of her and with other relatives and H. R. and left last Friday for foV a several stay at the parental Mrs. mother having been ill for THE EIGHT Hard and Soft at Laurens Community Booster class of the church have-been for several days to put on a real and husk Sherman Mr. has been sick for several months and son has sick for several weeks with Tuesday of this week wag the day advertised tor this 88 men of this and 33 neighbors friends responded to the with wagons and three By two in noon the whole of his 75 acres of husked and by four o'clock the last ear had been elevated to the If there had been mare the would have been finished before two Everybody worked with a and seemed to delight In the We have in formed that women did their Tiart the but we were un able to get their Rev. W H. Leose his part all the time with but It sorely tried his soul every person who helped him take two rows to one and hto hlis row he toore than Will than he let and that thire he beat W iw there la one husker In the ' - Tha shown te -T 7 to 12 ia to bo knowA as FoIr Your Homo Town Paper all over the United During this week every community will be especial Invitation to subscribe for their home town Every family in every county have at least one home town Every farmer and every in every s county should have at least one of the county official Your town newspaper is Just what you want to make it. What dther business is on the constant lookout for the betterment Of your own particular for the advancement ot your own particular tor the development of the home town What other institution comforts you In your and with yu when you are happy? The newspaper hails appearance into the as a happy follows your childhood activities and is as proud of your achievements in the community as are your own When you are married it introduces you and your wife to the rejoices with you In the coming of the children and mourns with your friends when you are ushered to the next No institution does or can promote the interests of a community as does the IE people were denied the papers and depended wholly upon the spreading news by word of distortion soon ruin everyone and we would be living in an age of total Subscribe tor your homo town There will be nothing within its columns that will retard your progress Or shamo you and there will be much to enlighten and Reading your home town newspaper puts every event of within your reach while H is and there are a thousand and one weekly occurrences while probably of no great yet create a pleasure and satisfaction within Your Home Town paper is for you last and all the HOG on the new court has all been and if the weather holds good the roof will soon be big derrick he west was taken down grain elevator at by ot was burned to the ground on Wednesday night ot last Origin of the fire is Loss partially covered by number from here took In the football ' game at Fonda last It Is to have been a and and at the end of the the scare 7 to 7, each team having made one H. B. Saylor came from Moines the last of the week end spent couple df days with his mother and brother in Lincoln Dr. Saylor says he is much encouraged in regard to his new cation and he enjoying a nice of Pocahontas may not know but the le now lower than it been In ten while hogs are bringing from to i 9 per The between corn and hoga is and for that reason farmers states It more teed their cora and then sell the than corn iB the time of the year whea we expect along do teet the while ia little closer into tight is showing a weakness starting to The reault wlU be higher prices for far who la and and lesa money going into the by short corn looks great ahead the grow that corn won't affect you simply because you don't happen to be raising 1 Try and remember that if the farmers can't get good for must get better prices for and that means that and the other fellow going to be called upon put up the extra Anything that hits the producer of food hits the lif So it would seem good time for everyone to refrain from too much pork for awhile until the market gets a chance to with weather prophet predicts the winter will be the coldest in twenty-five and that there ' This particular weather prophet has for many years with surprising having failed new number be different from any yet Each county will have a that will precede the regular ' serial bo that you might be to any car from any county it knew that county's WHI fae 80. ' men's Billy Itt he Legion lor the of to to he After making his W Give I. DEPOT morning word came town stating that depot at Leverett had been broken ind and the safe The robbers removed the safe from the building It across track Into the where they broke it with a going the bottom Of it. As be robbers secured about in cash and in railway pay The money drawer pf the safe contained ten or twelve dollars but was not and some other checks and drafts were riot The were on early this morning but at this time we are unable to W if ' the ta states Ana declares tha aoM lit tlM THEM of us realize the importance of making over the foreigner of implanting American ideas and common sense in place of socialistic and maybe anarchistic it means a lot to every American This work and many other interesting activities of the Department of Labor are discussed in the twelfth issue oi the series of beautifully illustrated booklets on Government which we have been distributing to representative citizens of this by any chance you have failed to receive your copies of this series that has been so favorably visit us today and from the supply on hand we will gladly complete yoar FIRST NATIONAL and McCARTAN STATE Ford car is so simple in so dependably in its so easy to operate and that almost anybody and everybody can safely drive Ford permanently enclosed with eliding glass is cozy and and car your wife or daughter will be proud to own and of course it has all the Ford economies of operation and and look over the Ford prompt delivery can be made it you order at 8AmS  

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