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Published at Mount Vernon and Lisbon, w o r v r the g g and i . . . 9, 950 . few da s " ball boys were so elated over the :,~ ,-~ ,---- i Davis stated In too many cases, i ed, we cannot refuse to be informed,
~ut~L~n~:~ cI::'mae~'~matoT~whr~atr~ p~par:~e ~edats anP.c[ C~;t}ebuted ! guDeZ~n~ ~.d~r:;edon M~.sz.c ~.~ The ~nyders recently bought a ~eet ~L~;l t~;e~cl.ear~re~ ~a~ueckt~o~ Dav,s .riticizes ~Ye :;SeUaL~'r tbhto:g'~il ~tdir;n~aa~ ~p::~it:~de~n~rZ~eem~
~ff~w~lC:~:~ti :er;:~:o . twh:ur~:ohotvh:~l~e~n.thae~nriare~le[~a; ~atnodnsgiV~n dtrhuemglamma~.~rt~t~st ~lande ~?~nChlo4c~ti~zle: fe~r~t SmOqlU:l, frC:ml.l~n::;t~z:;~co~f:l~e~c~ tgaom;:t.terTmheinS U,S. Foreign Policy Ue~21e~ f::atlyh:i:s:n~f SCiee:s~c :~tsem ral power based on justice
n~#r v#r~- -'- ~:o ~ n:.'. some youngsters ~o nave aone, ~or !Merritt and baton twirlers Bonnie Santa Cruz. Lloyd was ready tO]from last year. " " .~
: a~, ~n ~,n ~t,- me cripples cmmren In thenu~-, Forest and Annabelle Sturtz sees me pasture wnen sne lerL xney Dr. derome uavis, lamed scholar .~
~ng counties $2.50 pital. Maybe next year. [M~I~ ~|~l~r~. ~;~ wu o~oi+~'~'Jhave several riding horses Paul J we a r.e enjoying n here very and lecturer challen"~a ~'--^;~- ~ I
ONE YE.qR. outside Linn and ad.- ~ -------- i C'li-ff---~e'~per';" Cl~arl~ne"'Wa~sson"ISnyder has one that is a grandson t mn~C~e ~en~ peopm are so [riend~y i policy based'upon "huncl~U;r;~udi%e[ Eye, Exomined Olo Fitted[
jolnin~ counties, but ~wltldn the ~ Hear there were at least three " of Man of War and Marilvn Snvderl e y mucn at name. ~ : . ' I I
state ~$2-75 igremlins on the Winfield gridiror;i~m~ ~.~pe~uw; x~um ~nomP-[has two quarter horses. " ~ ]is a lovely place for the children," an.a arrogance~ m ms lecture here J . . [
ONE YE~tR out~ide the state . $~.00 I ~,~, ,~ ~, ~, i ~u,-,~,~ ~,~,=. . 1 t she says. ~ct. z~. uavzs recommended, m- I ~ ~! ~ l ~ I
a r~. -Ralph holds "Siuie~. ~a~e ~ou l~aui, WhO has oeen In me r~avy stead the application of scientific,~ l~,~~. I~~'~lt~=~l~ 'J
I ------- ~ver ~aw." . . Junior ~nuren plans l since Dezore me war was recen~ly]~ ~,~,a~ ~,~,~ :~,~h o;~ ~,~ ,~;,~;n~oo ~, it, ,~ ~ l ~~Kg/L~,dl~ t~ ~ ~aJ&~b~=#~ l
- . - t For my money I'd like to have i finale party Don Woods writes]transferredfrom San Diego to] ~v, ~,~,~,~ .ov,~a~l . i-,:,:o.~ ,-,-v -~-~:~o : .:~."'- J ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ]k ~ m ~ ~ ].
" " - ~mong me o.~ memoers elected to atmn oz since aepar~mem ponczes
Jnfere$tln q VISit TO ]been at Cherokee to have seen the t from near Yalu river . . Complete JMofht Field near Palo Alto He l : " / ~ p" s/~ ! ~ m ~ I
r i ea the crOWdnce to ketS tralnln ,' in bread 1 on",memoersnlp m the" ~ate rtlstor~cat 4r ~'j 'r ~,~ %~'~'~"///~ -~#'~.' Ir~' ~" swee in 197%r~//~ .#lnches~ ~ z///~ovcr at
.~ -- . . ,= . unusual fun. According to the~ Mt Vernon blackton job" at $98384 has gone east to take some special i Speaking on the question 'How to / ~= =-- ~ ~==m= ====,=~ J
I~llawest ~tocg -xcnange Gazette they were offering a prize ' Enos Stenanek'Mrs Phil Car-ltraining t:~oc]ezy at ~owa o urmg uczoo~-.Solve the East-West Crisis" Davis / ,~e~ m.-Y~em ~.e,e~L,~--------'- ~ !
of for "the most orzganal" " WldOW" L " " " = ' ' [ were ~ur~ ri ~eatand float ts ' . ' . rv~ o~, ,~ v.~,~,-~
$5 " ney suffer corn harvesting acmdentsl Geneweve who is Mrs John Mc "~ ~ declared that conflicts have arisen I . J
An in~eresung expermnce aurmgisoa in desi n" I . ' rmnsen or zvzc. vernon, according, Modern $ l~J ice
+h + W~t~n~l Eclitorial Assn ~ P g g " i " ' Open house for Mrs.Mary Gowan, ~s expected soon from Gaum to Dr Wm J Petersen sunt There through r~valrms of two power blocs I b] Proml J
I Hahnon 91st b~rthday he e she and her husband have and the necesszt for a sea e
fall meetin in Chicago was a visit -------- . . were 57 from 39 different towns in " Y P "
+.~ 'h.~ ~#;ago~+ ~+~,~1~ lev~h i If they promote thls taking of i ---- ]spent four years. Mrs. McGowan ~ tl.e ~, a-aoat for all world evils The differ- / 3rd. St. S.E. Cedar Rapids, Ph. 2 721 }
",~'~ ~"~'~,"~'+~'~'~%'~'~'~%~va~movies of all football games I' TEN YEARS AGO [is a civilian employee of the Navy[ t'~t"~'~ ences between the two world nowers / :
.~ ,~ no. ~ ~a~(~ o~ s ,-nn ~wouldn t give you a d~ f a i Nov. 6, 1941 J e gaged in personnel work. I
officials ~ob Wouldnt gtve you
~,q;ao i,~,~ of the ~tock exchan#es of " i Howard Smith loses thumb in J Mrs. Snyder will return home on l ~ ~l~ IJ I
C]eveian'd Chicago St. Louis'Min- much anyway, learn picker . . . Enos Stepaneklthe Golden State Limited of the[ ~/ Jr~ ~~ .
li~ ~nd -qt Paul By funnel-I ~-L"T~ -= i tractor and corn picker damaged I Rock Island and Southern Pacific ~/ ~ k ~/k~ ]~ )/ ~ ~m~ ~,rm m~
ing all orders m each ,ssue to one 'strated by the Hawks in their last, when fue! tank explodes And- {via Los Angeles, Cal She will board / 1 [~l~l~.~ ~ ~[~/~/ ~ - .~ ~ ~I~,~mm 1 ~1
focal point a bettermarket was'quarter against the Gophers Satur- mosa's tame ~tamers take a 25-0]me train at lviuscaune. ~/ Im ~lr~ ."1~1li ! ~ I~k ~ ~ ~1] v v I e mm I u ms
-rovided ! determined grid victory then try to collect the! ~ !
P - ~aay is me same ~ype ox i " '
A balcony for visitors over- lwill and fire our own Mustangs ex-[SP ,lls by doing damage wlthln heiChanter$ Mentioned In ~ LI V~ $ -- -- " IS A I
h B e ,mgn SChOOl r~ew ousaness aI~li
looks the tra~ling floor of meihibited in knocking out t e lu "r ~ -- "%:. "J~ I I~ .11 .~IiY,=I~ ~ ~ ~.~ ~t~ ~,= I ~ ~i I " [-
exel~n~.e. Oneside of the large ~hawks" Wish there'd been more of~ tartans, ~ex ~ean district sams-. /~ ~nuu~n~ou~,~ll|uu In~i,vnu .~ 1 ~ 1 ~ / -,t=~ "~ F ~ ~ I K r-- : "
-----*' Is covered with~ it all season I man for Iowa Electric" Harlan Sail- ~ ~ / l" ~1 ~ ~'~---~.~ / ~ ~ lira ~ V U ~ in
- v.$ t ' An it m f o -~"~'
names and auotatlons of stocks ! or, shop foreman assistant wRh/ . .e r m the Hawkeye-Rec- ~l ~ w~,~" :f: ~ ~~--~'~C" n
lf~d an the" exchange. ! Some folks call this spirit the Cooper Motors; Barney Ollman,/ors .and an editorial from the Cedar / jest,::
~-~ ^, ~ ~ +~ ~. "superlative plus"--an excellence I manager of D-X [ Rapids Gazette about the activities ~ / ~ Repa ~.~ . ~~" / When that time comes, do you consider i
~ ~,=~s av i oEeTvo~a0ii!esa~kv:iOmrYMo~Cn~ of the E1 Kah~r Chi~nters a ear W~ ~ M ~t~lr" " " I
~p~egoOr!:v:a:r:ngelh~c~hdhhOa~Ou~tahi~ i~:s::thca~~~w~f~I:y;~di~i~ /~eFnrr~Cltah~ C:t::!!,::~ TRl~i:~o~h:f~! ,tcy;~:~.serv,ce ,nd cost, We do not
stock marketY has nothing' to sell" ,: rules even if you can get by be if' 70 en o Halloween art nt~;at
the eye g t Franklin Armstrong. then head of ' n ey j y ".
floor where stocks of certain hrms,I
ore handled isports its the something that, win!Reid, Murdoch and CO Chicago [.They sPend re st of their time go-] ~llJ ~ ~'~'~'~ Johnston & Morgan$ Funeral Homo
" . " . or lese~ builds our faith and supportl Father Diamond installed at|rag to hospitals and other institu-] ~~s~ " " " ~.n ,~n ~ I .[, rJ~:: . ~ : I
a~en in whi[e coats mm aoout me of the home team ! Solon Phineoe -orcelain tress /tions to entertain those who cannot ] -/U O /nlra Dt. (i I :
floor in a manner which a.ppearsI .'-='-:7-,- . !ures made"duringVMing dynasty,]get out," it is stated in the remarksi '^,-- l]
aimless from the vantage polnt on] Paren~ Wlll fOllOW me learn Ill, ~iv~ f~nrn~11 hv r~r ~nd Mr~ lpreceding the ouotations. I ''~' '~'~"~ ''---- ~l~Bl
the balcony. A din of many voices their boy is on the roster but the ~,'--~-'L ~: ,:- o-~,: -':-, .".-" I : l ~-
like a --ble arises r - follow it when it can be~r~atm ~.~amewelL OZ r'nzmae~pma. ~ urvlD.e l~ennle, Alumni uirec~or,~-
wmcn soun.as, oao c ow,a, s i -------- of Cornell college is director of
from the milling around below the stud, They played a bang-up game TWENTY YEARS AGO lthe "hant r ' ~ ~ ~. ~ ~ Aim Ill
visitor. ---good ball good spirit, good sports-! ~, ~ ~,~ ] ~ e s. I ~ ~ K"~ ~ ~ ~ ~l ~ I[
Raymond M. Day vice president'manship ''~. There's morepr!de m[ Council ~rder~'l~ermutit waterir-----|, hi n n II i ~~~ m~>~~~~'~ ~lmm~
of the Exchange, explained what saylng~n.at e.vena~eraae~eaLmanlsoftener at cost of $2{$35 for Mt./rr~nK nann KecallSl
wasgoingonandp inted utvari'imoapp tu g.tZ~vge'w:znedar~n Y ~lgc~Svt[Vernon, to be paid from present I~ I.o u-.- [
ous operations. ]. ~ ~ ] and future earnings of water works I AIIV 1-l| g nu| I m .- -- ++--" -- -- t" ---- --
O the ost where the stock he 11 IT Tull de state chmrman of opened the uarr intheeast art ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~
t p team, knowing blamed we you're; oppy ma ' q Y p ~ ~ ~ @ ~.
wants to buy or sell Is handl ed and too small for the job. It meansllowa Membership of Shakespeare of townwhen the. chapel was built. ~ '~~ ~ ~///l ~ ~l ~ ~~~
quotes the bid or asked prme. ~x giving one's all, when there are al- ! assn. of America Stone tar the cnapel was taken " ~ ~ ~ ~ ,z//~/. z//~ ~//~//MH /~ ~ ~j ~/22~ ~/~/~ ~ ~ ~ ~'/~ ~ ~ W~//'~ ~ r~/A
the bid and asked price are too far read three strikes a-ainst you be ~ S-ic and S-an Bakery inserts from this quarry I ~///~ ~//.~ ~/~ ~///f//.e. ~/.~ ~//~. w/~ ~ ~ ~,~ ~ ~'~" ~ ~ ~ ~//~22;~ ~/~ z//////~ .///// /.~ .//.~
a rt he ma report back to the' Y x e% OU to beI v v r r " " t
pa . cause the e p y ! surprise coupons w appe s, My first recollection of the Car- ~//~
customer who will raise or lower nis as spectacular as another member l worth a buck in trade for lucky nell chapel was of Mart Shantz - ~z'///" Ch vrnl t' tONGE ;T
qUaO~:tion until a sale or purchase is of the family who may have been an I purchasers . . . Knocked over lan- putting a railing around the tower. ~ o, O## ~ # "-'~-- with S
d. !earlier star. It means going that!tern starts fire that destroys barn I have a faint recollection of that," #~#~ .~#~ #~f}#~fJ t~ #~/~,/#~ f Tops .all others, m ~ts field,
Contrary to the ave age d,:extra dista P " " g ion Walter Jack farm near L'sb he said. 'I think I was about five ~v ~, ~'e P g -"
,",- j Y P Y years old at the time, which must
It is a glorified public auction catt~ violating them is as unfair Geo. Light home. Witches, goblins have been about 1879." ~. Style|in. Chevrolet's HEAVIEST
where shares in corporations are .to those who do keep them as slug- and spooks made it a "horrible" Oot~x. 2-t)oor S~do.
Sold Offers to buy and sell are ging an opponent when no one's affair Z arin t rt ar "n When told that E. R. Ristine had (CoaO h'o. of ~o~ .~u~- More road-hugging weight . . . 3110
e g s a s g age I taken a plane trip to Pittsburgh, morn and trim illustrated is do,end-
brought together. A commission is looking. Briggs building . Rex Dean se- Pa to spend his 98th birthday, he ~ on o~/.b~.~ of ~,~ioLI
charged for this service. . . -77--:- - who verely injured near Parkersburg in commented, "I took a business
t It means loyai~y io a coacn, .
Commissmns for the hrst year~c,~+~ ~,+ ~,~= a~m,~ u,i+h ,~- -- motorcycle accident, course under Mr. Ristine in 1901
of operation of the Midwest Stock ~t~"~"~,~"~'~'t~ ~t~'~'~~ ,~"~'~'" ~',~,~ -------- and 1902. He was a fine fellow."
Exchange's 400 members were over =~' ~-,:~=~'~'~" ~r~-'l~,t-~'~,~;~ THIRTY YEARS AGO . . [~
$5 and a half million, i~t,V~r"l~i"~ ~ami'~iv" Nov. 2, 1921 Mr. Hahn's grandfather, Daniel
To facilitate trading in small~ Geraldine H~ghes elected presi- Hahn, was one of the very first
amounts there are odd lots whichI If a school doesn't find that a dent of new Outlook Society; Mar- settlers here, coming to the Mt.
are less than 100 shares of any considerable portion of the boys are guerite Klinefelter, v.-p Zona Vernon vicinity in 1837. Frank
corporation. Certain dealers special-developing these "pluses" it may Gale guest of English Club Lee Hahn formerly lived on what is
ize in buying one to 99 shares and :as well fold up its athletic program. Evans in body cast because of dis- now the Joe Pospisil farm, the for-
combine these smaller amounts to lWe defend our tremendous em- located vertebrae . . Farm Bureau mer Cal Riddle place, at the south-
make round lots or units of 100 I phasis on athletics by saying it not endorses gravel for roads but op- east corner of Me. Vernon. ~.~ : ~
shares. For this they receive as'only builds the boys physically but poses bond issue for hard-surfacing "There isn't anyone in business
their commission %th of a point or:develops leadership, cha r a c t e r A. M. Bergman sporting a new now who was here when I lived ~;:.~
if the par value is over $40 a quarter loyalty and high standards. Vel~; Tom McIntosh a new Ford here," he said, "Jap Bloom and ~::~ ~ ~
point. This would be 12 c or 25ci R " now ~ er of ublic Truck. Bill Hoover, two of the oldest bust-
iglat " g p . ness men, came just after I left."
pe~ ssh::e~ty listed on a stock ex-!criticism is pointing at college ath- FORTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
i i investment That letics but college athletes were de-. ~, o ~
change Is a 1 qu d i ' i ~v. o LOVe
e sold at an t~me veloped m high schools Certamly~
means "t can b Y " " ' " " w ~ Extra edition All about election Save Steps . .
a+ +he -revailin" -ri-e Thi~ ri~e in me recent scanoals more Iello s
~ v s v ~ p ~ ~ana me :~zveta~ oonamg for new
ma va from da to da or it were approacnea w~tn orIDes manI
y ry y y ' . court house "For 50 years Mar- SAVE SPACE!
be quite stable, depending on ion, with only about of the
the8todtc mpanYexchan~esand typeareOf makingSecurity" zrom~ne p, U S.sel,lng ou,~, . ~ v ~ otl~erP pulati n'portionshaSof thedictatedcounty.t Shethe ~ Chevrolet's FINEST IN
an effort to ~luaint the gen- The job is "~ot-solely the re-]wants to be boss for another 50 /~
oral public with buying and sponsibility of the school and the years, vote oown me proposition FINE-CAR FEATURES!
selling of storks. Most peopleboys It rests also on the parents, and secure your rights of which I~m~
are enspleious of a stock ex- They themselves must have the plus you have been deprived all ,these Cal~fort Roomy Body by Fisher
ehange and think of it as z place value to see that their boys train, l years. Vote 'No' next Friday [ M e~0
for some type of gambling or talk loyalty above petty grievances, "Vote against the Street Car Co.I "~! = Action" balanccdRide smoothneSScradled comfort f Knee-of
speculation, and to be content with the best per- I scheme." Sounds like a wild and ~ " "
poundst in the 2-door Sedan.
(tShipping Weight)
Chevrolet's got the
WIDEST TREAD
Widest tread in its field . . . 58~
inches between centers of rear wheels-
Center-Point Suspension.
It can be that or it can bed place formance their boys can give no woolly election! Ill '1/
of conservative investment.This matter who else does better. Gen- Ad running currentlyr e a d s:
ffi
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depends on the individual and what erally the boys reflect the home. "John Hoodmaker---City Hack and
he does.
Mr. Day says the stock exchanges i
are largely to blame for the facti
that they have not been under-
stood as they have done little to
inform and educate the public. The
Midwest Exchange has had a repre-
sentative on the program at many:
bankers conventions recently to ex-
plain the stock exchanges to the
bankers as a start.
With the very high tax rate on
the larger incomes from which
much of the capital has come to
expand American industry, this
source does not supply the capital
needed today for continued expan-
sion.
Corporations as well as stock ex-
changes are turning to the people
of more moderate income, who are
not hit so hard by taxation, for their
capital needs. This really is be-
hind the present campaign to spread 1
information about stock markets i
and overcome the suspicion which
many people have towards them. I
With the present Securities and i
Exchange Act and the rules andi
regulations of stock exchanges, the~,
public is pretty well protected. You I
can lose money there the same as
anywhere else if you buy stock!~
when it is high and sell it when the'
price goes down.
Mr. Day expressed the opinion
that midwest corporations of moder-
ate size could do better by listing
its stocks v ith the Midwest Ex-
change than on the New York Stock
Exchange where it might be lost
in the shuffle with 1,800 other
stocks.
The Midwest Stock exchange as
a public market will list the securi-
ties of any qualified corporation.
It advocates, however, a minimum
of 150,000 shares or more and 1,000
stockholders or more, to insure that
the stock will have a free flow of
transactions.
Corporations whose securities are
dealt in on the Midwest Stock Ex-
change report regularly on earn-
ings, dividends and other corporate
developments. More a n d more
these corporations are giving the
stockholder up-to-date information
on what is going on in the company. !
Midlaad Palm Management Co.
612 Merchants Bank Bldg
Cedar Rapid Iowa
!ationa[
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miHio~ and 105-b.p. Engi.e oMionM
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Mount Vernon, Iow
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With a Westinghouse Dryer, you simply take the
clothes from the washer, place them in the Dryer,
act the Dry-dial Control for the way you want tho
clothes to come out--bone-dry for folding and
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rat's all there is to it?
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