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THE LONE TREE
$ !"Pap-py" Cheshire, Nirginia Brissac, l
!Edward Mile, Edwin Mile. Beverly!
Notes
• Loyd, Maxine Doyle. Coraline Cotton,
Davis Creek Florence Pepper, Ma, Kenyon and
!Charles Irwin. Frank McDonald di-
Jrected the film for Republic.
visited the latter Electrie Fingers
week with Jeanette Zeig-
! "Electric fingers" have been de-
and Jean Strong vised to grope inside turbines and
the Week end with Leona motors, lifting out loose nuts and
~l~ree.
Frankie Mincer and
Sunday afternoon with
family.
spent Monday ev-
Strong.
Sunday with Floyd
was a business caller
afternoon.
Stolley is helping her
Mincer cook for
attended the dance
Wednesday night.
Albert Kron spent
parental Mrs. Anna
did threshing Friday
~iz helping at the Edd
called at Mrs. Anna
afternoon.
bolts that formerly would have
made necessary taking apart the
entire machine.
O
East Highland News
Events Of The Week
Every one enjoyed the nice show,
ers of the past few days which will
help the gardens and belTies and we
are hoping it will help the corn to
beat the frost.
Mrs. A, E. Moberly and Raymond
did shopping in Washington last
Thursday.
Clifford Murdock returned Satur-
i
day from Jefferson Barracks where~
he had gone last Thursday for his
physical exam.
Raymond Moberly called at the
Everett Rath home Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. AI Nunnaliy helped Mrs. Jas.
Dvorak cook for men last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson are en-
joying a visit from their daughter
Mildred. she came Monday.
Frank Nelson was in Iowa City last
Monday.
PROCEEDING OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
(Continued From Page Two)
Iowa, of Cherokee County•
County Auditor's report of fees col,
lected for 1st and 2rid quarters was
approved.
On recommendation of the Clerk of
Com~, Mile D. Wynn was approved as
local registrar of Vital Statistics for
Oakdale Sanatorium.
It was moved and seconded that the
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors
and County Auditor be authorized to
• issue quit claim deed to Rudolph Kral
for a tract of land off the southwest
COMING!
---o---
Neighbor Sing"
Republic's pretty sing-
has the top feminine~
Neighbor Sing" which
and Thursday,
and 16 at the Lone Tree
back the clock for her
~usical.
student in
she !~ter at)pears a~ about
Qld for one sequence. Acth
Photographs like a grade-
the song and dance se-
give the make-up man va-
Work, Brad Taylor who
lead in the picture
Terry, had to be made
for several days in
glasses to appear much
Years. as a professer of
in the sprightly film are
With his band and Lulu
Scotty.
cast includes Harry
OF DISSOLUTION
OF CORPORATION
It May Concern:
~t!l IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~rration known the Lone
as
!r~lers Exchange, of Lone
~son County Iowa. was by a
Vote of the stockholde]~
a meeting held in
Johnson County, Iowa. on
July 1945. called for
dissolved, and that th~
assets of said corporation
of and distributed a-
stockholders in accordance
of shares or stock
corporation held by them af-
of all corporation
obligations and the saris-
claims against said cot-
at Lone Tree. Johnson
this 21st. day of July
F. H. Lenz. President
Wm. Fouchek. Secretary
Repairing
Diamond
760 Motor Oil
Phone: 39
Wednesda,
15
_DMISSION $1.22 Plus Tax
TOM OWENS -- SATURDAY, AUG. 18
J
Marchlnq steadily to
the trontI Farmers ev-
erywhere are mnc~d
at the big yield, high
quality, large ears.
sturdy stalks, deep
roots.
Get in step with the
~arade today o . . ask
" your neiqhbor who
grows Ptister.~
FOR SALE SY
PETSEL B OS.
Lone Tree, In.--Liberty, Pleasant
Valley, Lincoln and Fremont
Townships
83rd Annual
of the Union District Agricultural Society -- West Liberty, Iowa
MONDAY -- TUESDAY -:- WEDNESDAY-- THURSDAY
20, 21, 22, 23, 1945
Attractions Clmnged Every Day -- Fast Harness Races-- Fine Mid y.
PULLING CONTEST Tuesday Evening in Front of the Graa lstaud.
• LIVESTOCK PAR kDE OF PRIZE WINNERS WEDNESDAY EVBNING.
800IETY HORSE SHOW -- Tlmnd y Evening -- STOCX HORIBE SHOW
Concerts" in Grove each day and Evening. Plenty of Shade.
ffJ [LDREN'S DAY, Thursday, Aug. 23rd--All children under 16 years of age axe
invited to be the guests of the West Liberty Fair.
I}ANCING EACH EVENING MANY NEW FEATURES
Visit the Rotary Free Rest Te t
PRESTON. W. RROWN, PRES. JAY r ICAN, SE0'Y.
TREE, IOWA, THURSDAY, AUG. 9, 1945
-- = ,, _ -- .-
end of lot 35.sub-division of the South- ~ cations were approved in the various
east Quarter of Section 3. Township
79 north. Range 6 West of the 5thltowns and townships in amounts as
P. M. made by Edward Worden, Coun- follows: Big GroVe $251.533; Cedar
ty Surveyor, in 1873, the tract being15209"577: Clear Creek $129.261; East
more particularly described as fo!.~Lueas $202,558; Fremont $230,731;
lows: Commencing at a point on the, Graham $155,953; Hardin $154,714;
northwest side of the State Road run- Jefferson $202.616; Liberty $116.294;
Lisbon 1 5 Lincoln $132,500; Madison $127,641;
ning from Iowa City m east from the1M°nr°e $235,593;Newport $162,992;
chains north 40 degrees
northeast corner lot 33 of said sub-I Oxford Twp. $215,992; Penn $132.782;
PAGE THREI
$83,15~: Hills Corp. $49,246; Lone
Tree Corp• $166,459; North Liberty
Corp, $56,925; Oxfoi~d City Corp.
$149,868: Solon Corp. $152,540; Swish-
er Corp $67,550; Tiffin Corp. $27,220;
University Heights Corp. $117,050;
Iowa City Corp. $4,992,673. Total for
County $10,005,451.00.
The Board then adjourned to Aug-
ust 13, 1945 at 9 A. M.
division; thence .north 35 degrees
west 2.35 chains to center of ravine:
thence in a northeasterly comse wid~
the boundary line of lot 34 of said
sub-division 1.15 chains; thence south
35 degrees east to west side of said
state road; thence somh 40 degrees
west [o place of beginning, said tract
one-fourth an acre more or less.
The deed having been executed it
was moved and seconded that the ac-
tion of the Chairman of the Board be
approved. Vote on motion shows:
Ayes. Beranek. Dewey, Pechman.
Nays--None.
Cigarette permits were approved
for Marie Schneider of Cosgrove and
Chris Naziger at Frytown,
The 1945 Homestead Credit appli-
DANCE
HILAND PALACE
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 15TH
Music By
LEE AND HER COWBOYS
PleasantValley $103,098; Scott
$229,570; Sha~an $364,785; Union
$247,077; Washington $372,954; West
Lucas $164,541; Coralville Corp.
S. G. BERANEK,
Chairman Johnson
County Board of
Supervisors.
ED SULEK,
County Auditor
EXTRA POUNDS MEAN EXTRA DOLLARS
IOWA WHITE ROCK HUSKIES
are Giant Size
Big Husky Vigorous Chicks
that will develop into $ lb.
Pullets and 10 lb. Cockerels
that will lay 25 to 30 oz size
eggs. Sired by Recorded 250
to 310 dam sires.
14 Day Protection
Guarantee
If intercepted in acquiring a
high quality p~oduction flock
order at once. send for description and complete price list on V;hite
Rks.. Bar. RPs.. New Hamps., W. Wyan., BI. Giants. Hamp. White.
V¢. Leghorns.
IOWA STATE HATCHERIES
315 Spencer Street,
West Liberty. Iowa
N EWT'S PRODUCE
Lone Tree. Iowa
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cross
~V~R development and flood control
rank high on the list of America's post-
war plans. Many of these projects call
for dams which may also produce elec-
Wic power.
expensive duplication of transmission faci!.
ities, help to coordinate the entire power
supply of each region, and assure its wid-
est possible use at the lowest practical
rates.
This involves issues that should be dis-
cussed and settled now--rivers to crpas
in advance.
Man v of us in the power business have
had a long experience with riverside
plants, in the production of both steam-
generated and hydro~ectrlc power. In
fairness to ~all taxpayers and in the inter-
est of the mar million users of electric-
ity, we think we ought to outline our
convictions and suggestions on river
development and flood control.
1 a dam proposed, all of
purposes should be dearly defined in the
legislation--flood control, navigation, ir-
rigation or ~ower. And just as clearly,
the benefit to the people affected should
justify the cost.
2 If power is prodded at government-
built dams, it should be sold to existing
power ~]stems, without special privilege.
o~ discrimination. This will ~tve the
plan should be passed along to the users
of electricity, under regulation by Statc
Commi~,ons o¢ other properly constituted
reg,.datow bedles. This will asatre all the
benefits of fiver development and hydro~
power without the added expense c1'
government going into business aud
competing with its own citizens.
4 Government in any bt~iness e~dmu.
gem a// business. G~ve~t in business
and few, if any, other taxes, little or no
interest. If government can sea electricity
on this basis, it can sen shoes, groc ,
~biles, or anything else the same
way. Government may ~operly te~ulate
business in the puMic interest but should
not operate busines¢ It should not pl~y
in the game fv$ which it mak~ the rule-
In other words, $overrument ahouldnc
tJ~ tO Jbe u,~l,p~'e ~l~d pitOn/el at tll~
~.me timel
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