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FE.,DITARY 1, 19jr
ALLOWED 1
BY THE BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS
S
Shims, Victor, posting Quar-
antine sigma ................. 3.60
Dane Company, The, contract
__ r Work ............................. 2147.59
Cltne Equipment Co., radiator
January 15._1934 supplies and repairs _
Will J., Atty. for De-
................................ $ 10.00 Corbett Lumber Co., coal ....
CO., express ...... 1.33 Cra.wford Tractor Co., sup-
Jas., Petit Juror ..... 40.60I plies for Material yards _
James, Jury Bailiff_ 24.001
B. Franklin, Printing
E
to depart 7.50
Tree Reporter, printing 17.75
J. L.. milk, poor ...... 2.48
H. P., supplies, Jail .... 12.48
Grocery & Hardware,
poor ............... 5.00
groceries, poor ....... 21.34
J. J., serving Non-Res-
Notices ................. 18.20
Frank, checking gravel 23.60
Lucile, mileage for
.......................... 13.90
Gertrude A., rent for
Kelsey 8.00
V¢. J., Atty. for De
10.09
5ales
January 25
February 8
Februarp 22
March 8
March 22
April 5
April 19
your horses to any
above dates.
N. Gibson
Commisgion Co.
West Liberty, Iowa
We selI all other kinds
every Monday
year.
C. R. & I. C. Ry. Co., freight
C. R. I. & P. Ry. Co., freight
Cities Service Oil Co.. supplies
Frenberger, Jos.. right of way
Hawkeje Material Co., sup-
! pile,;
[ ....................................
Iowa City Plumbing Co., sup
plies
Iowa Machinery & Supply Co.,
supplies
Koser, -Ed; kerosene .............
Katzeumeyer. Gee., rye .........
Kimmel, Ben, lead ............
Lenoch & Cilek. Hardware ....
Means Bros. Grocery, lye ......
Nall Chevrolet Co.. auto parts
Ries Iowa Bookstore, supplies
Engineer's office ..............
Stimmel. Oscar, right of way
Strub, Co., The. red percale.__
Sieg Co.. supplies ...............
Voss. Chas.. repairs and sup-
plies .....................................
WhetstJne Drug Co., supplies
for first aid kit ................
Bradley Print Shop, supplies
Overseer of Poor ..................
Boerner Phramacy, medical
suppl,es ................................
Bremers Store, clothing, poor
City Fuel Co., fuel, poor .......
City Bakery, bread, poor .....
Dane Coal Co., coal, poor ......
Ewers Shoe Store, shoes, poor
Fry's Grocery, groceries, poor
Glaasmans Grocery, groceries,
poor ...................................
.... Gumps Grocery, groceries,
poor ............................
Gasoline Alley, fuel, M. Davis
Hohenschuh Morttuary. Ambul-
ance service, poor ........
glrks Dfry, milk, poor
Koser, Ed, Co., Stores, grocer-
ies, Imor
Pohlers Grocery, groceries,
poor .............................
Doyle, Chas., milk, poor __-
Hunter, Mrs. Gee., rent for R.
W. Earton
Hulls Dairy, milk, poor --
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• R. Baschnagel & Son
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LONE TREE REPORTER. LONE TREE, IOWA
Kalene, Bridget, rent for John
Wrede
Mercy Hospital hospital care
for poor
Miller Dairy, milk, poor .......
27.29 Means Grocery, groceries, pore
3.70 Means Bros., groceries, pnor
Louis, Henry, Druggist, merit-
582.26 cal supplies, poor ...............
1.51 Nagle Lumber Co., coal. peer
2-64 :Oxford Mercantile Co., grocer-
5.05 I ies, poor ................................... 39.42
7.50 tN°rthwestern Bell Telephone
I Co., Telephone service ....... 28.85
8.05 Cakes Bros., c)al, poor ........... 18.00
i Peoples Grocery, groceries .... 7.50
21.20 Pipers Coffee House, coffee,
poor ........................................ 2.34
26.83 Purity Bakery, bread, poor .... 24
3.52 Parizeks Grocery, groceries,
125 poor .................................... 5.53
.48 Reyhon Grocery, groeerie:,
14.87 poor ......................... 16.21
3.60 Rose Coal Co., coal, poor ...... 10.88
9.35 Ross Dairy, milk. poor ......... 1.13
V. L. Sharp, rent for Harry
3.90 Kloo3 ..................................... 12.00
7.10 Sidwells Dairy, milk, poor 9.76
13.40 Sheppard, Pearl, groceries.
70.16 poor ................................. 2.25
Stewarts Shoe Store, shoes,
49.93 poor .................................... 3.90
Shoquft, f. E., groceries,
poor ................................. 3.00
Sheridan Coal Co., coal, poor 32.50
2.55 Shulman Coal Co., coal, poor 2.50
Swaners Dairy. milk, poor .... 17.85
17.88 Thompsen. Tom, groceries,
3.38 poor ...................................... 13.23
21.00 T&omas Dairy, milk, poor ___ 2.62
.78 University :Hoopital, hospital
10.75 care : cor ........................ 15.90
8.90 Western Union Tel. Co., set-
S.66 vice, Overseer of poor ..... 3.62
Watkins Meat Market, meat,
2073 poor ............................................ 2.
XV]litebrook, Joe, groceries,
19.80 poor ................................ 2.84
.50 Wicks Grocery, groceries, poor 22.06
Peoples Grocery, "groceries,
I0.00 poor ............................ 21.70
1.18 W'hitebrook, Ben, groceries,
poor ............................ 11.08
3.52 Yetterz Store, shoes, poor __ 3.69
Healy, Gee.. checking gravel 22.80
10.13 Russell, J. J. serving notices,
1.05 poor .................................. 12.10
Clarkson, The, Publ. Co., L1-
12.00 brary books 1.38
1.05 SocietT, The Grolier, Library
books 6.00
Boerners Pharmacy, medlcal
supplies ..................... 14.61
Beltz, Uriah, emergency aid,
poor ................................. 3.00
Ranshaw, £1eo. G., session,
mileage, etc ......................... 53.00
Carey, J.. W.. session, mileage,
etc ....................................... 62.00
Peters, D. J., session, mileage,
committee work .............. 44.70
Krall. Frank J., session, mile-
age, £tc .................... 55.00
Laclna, C. W., session, mlle- ___
age, etc, _.._ 49.95
Jones, R. J., postage, Record-
er ................................... 10.if0
Baker, M. E., envelopes, Supt. 3.50
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song.
JANUARY
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COt)V.a-Fran ce rec°nizes U ni ed
States' independence,
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r.. 31--Canada's War Time Pro-
hibition Act in force, 1918.
FEBRUARY
l,Vatch for the groundhog
and his shadow tomorrow.
2--0. S. ends its war with
Mexico victoriously, 184.
3--Woodrow Wilson. war-
time PresidenL dies 192.4.
_. 4--Charles Lindbergh, great• Lone Eagle, Imrn 19ffL
Relieved at Hon]e
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ugh tim mm of Preserlption
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Baker, M. E., Co., supplies,
Treasurer ............................... 10.00
Johns)u County Democrat,
proceediags ........................... 4.91
Re,arts, Henry, Janitor work,
Court House ............................ 6.00
Baldwin, E. A., Defense in
Criminal .................................. 10.00
Droll, A. F., Insurance .......... 300.00
Jones, R. P., Telephone ....... 1.65
Ju:;ten, R. H., Envelopes and
Cards .................................... 55.76
Central States Theatre Corp.,
Refund ............................. 176.01
IN BANKRUPTCY NO. 6358
District Court of the United St=,2es
Southern District of Iowa
Davenport Division
In the. matter of
ESIMETT MEADE,
Bankrupt .
Order Fixing Dite for Showing
Opposition to Discharge
On this 27th day of January, A. D.
1934. o filing and reading the petti-
tlon of the above-named bankrupt for
his discharge herein, it is
ORDERED, that 3rd day of March
A. D. 1934. be, and the same is. here-
by fixed as the date on or before which
all creditors of, and all other persons
interested in said estate and in the
matter of the discharge In bankruptcy
of the said bankrupt, shall, if they
desire ¢D oppose the same, file in my
said office at qashington, Iowa in
said district, their appearance in
writing in opposition to the granting
of said discharge; and" also wthB1 tett
days thereafter, file in my said office
speoiflcations of the grounds of sai
eppo#.tion.
WITNESS, my hand hereto at
my office in Washington, Iowa.
the day and date herein first
above written.
T. Is. BROOKHART,
Referee In Bankruptcy.
Airedale Terrier Knows
No Fear of Wild Animals
The Airedale Terrier is endowed
with inherent qualifications for train-
Ing. In his native England he serves
in all those roles credited to the Shep-
herd strains in Germany. His war
record as sentry and message bearer
is a matter of record; widely heralded
have been his Red Cross activities.
But his "bag of tricks" extends In
scpc tat" Deyonfl znese puDilc;z g,c
of heroism. Without fear of anything
that walks or crawls, he is constantly
employed In far-off Africa In the cour-
ageous task of hunting the lton. In
the mountainous regions of America
the bear and wild cat know well the
ferocity of the Airedale. Lithe, com-
pact and fast. he handles these tasks
with a decided matter-of-fact playful
attitude.
His classification. "Terrier," has
been challenged often because he does
pot go to earth--there being no animal
hsbltating the underground worthy of
his mettle. Largest of the terrier
group, he weighs 45 pounds and standq
23 inches at the shoulder. However
above ground he performs every task
of the terrier in a very excellent man-
ner. As a water dog, he is in his ele-
ment. and properly trained, a perfect
gn-dog. His grizzle-badger coat. wa-
terproof, Is of two-tone halr, the lower
portion gray, the top, blak.--Los An-
geles Time&
Columbus Sought Way to
Sail Around the Globe
The fourth voyage of Columbus was
undertaken in 1502 for the purpose of
finding a strait which would lead to a
complete circumnavigation of the
globe. He was sixty-two years of age
and hls health was none too good. He
was accompanied by his brother. Don
Bartholomew. and bis younger son
Ferdinand. The Journey was filled
with disappointments.
When Columbus reached the West
Indies he sent a messenger ashore at
San Domingo to wait on Ovando, the
governor, with a request that his
squadron might shelter in the harbor
tmtll an Impending storm had passed.
He asked also for s vessel to replace
one of his own which was defective.
Both requests were ungraciously re-
fused.
In his search for the strait, the ex-
plorer sailed along the coast of Hon-
duras, Cesta Rlca. or the rich coast,
so-called from the gold and silver
mines found in after years among Its
mountains, and In the spring of 1503
he was near the entrance to the pres.
ent Gulf of Darien. He experienced
every knd of hardship that it is pos-
sible to tmagine---shlpwreck, mutiny,
and scarcity of food.
Towards the close of the year he
was at Jamaica, whence he sent a meo
sage to Ovando. asking for assistance.
Two ships came to his relief, and one
historian relates that the Indians wept
at his departure, still believing him
to be a visitor from another sphere.
He was taken to San Domingo, and
sailed from there on the twelfth of
September, 1504, on his last trip home
to Europe. Storms swept the At-
lantic, and poor Columbus was con-
fined to his bed most of the way with
the gout, but on the seventh of No-
vember he arrived In Spain.
"Croatsns Are Indians
The mystery of the "Oroatans?' s
group of about 8,000 persons of mlxed
white and Indian blood living in outh
Carolina. hem been settled, tentatively,
by an ethnologist of the Smithsonlan
Institution. who gays the are meat
probably descendants of Slouxan
dlsn stock. The "erosions" were so
flamed because of a popular belief
that the were descendants of Sir Wal-
ter Raleigh's lost colony at Roanoke
lland.--Literar Digest.
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1933-'34 HiGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
tl $ II
Lone Tree 38; Riverside, 13.
Lone Tree, 34; Conesville. 15.
Lone Tree. 15; Iowa City, 37.
Lone Tree,20; Muscatine B. 15.
bone Tree. 22; Cosgrove 30,
Lena Tree, 18; Nichols, 18.
Lone Tree. 24. Wash. Center, 25.
Lone Tree, 24; Oxford, 26.
bone Tree, 20; Sharon, 41.
Lone Tree, 18; Riverside. 19.
Lone Tree, 25; Nichols, 11,
Lone Tree, 22; Oxford 27.
Lone Tree, 9; Grandview, 58,
Feb. 2Washington Cener, HERE
(2nd team)
Feb. 2--Wilton Jct.. There
Feb. 9---Cosgrove, There
Feb. 14, 15, 16--County Tourney.
Feb. 16, Wilton Jc., HERE
Feb. 20Sharon, There
Feb. 23--Grandview, HERE
March 1, 2, 3Section Tourney.
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Second Team Gamd
Lone Tree 25; Riverside, 13.
Lone Tree. 20; Wash. Center, 11.
Lone Tree, II; Cosgrove 10.
Lone Tree, 18; Oxford, 10.
Lone Tree. 13; Sharon, 18.
Lone Tree. 22; Riverside 14,
Lone Tree. 20; Nichols, 12.
Lone Tree. 34; Oxford. 18,
Lone Tree. 14; Grandvlew, 16.
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