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Dtpt of History Archives Des Motnes 19. "Tfce Talk of the Community" LIME SPRINGS HERALD VOLUME SIXTY-SIX Subscription 13-50 Per Tear In Howard and Adjoining I I SPRINGS, IOWA. TllXKSDAY, A I 10. Subscription 13.00 m. Year Oalildc Ilowmni and Adjoining 32 THE PASSING PARADE Some of the Nicest People in Ihr World Rljht Hire.

Each week we want to Introduce another family in our Farm Neighbors James E. Cassldy. of thi- i nmii do not 1 for equipment for the Korean Re-' c.i. public, our Pinko' Slate Depart-' mcm not lct an "luipment i K( lo Korea. a neuhcr ftol)ld WASHINGTON.

August 7. 1050 the South Korean troops to Korean Interlude: bc dlni military operations The bitter fighting going on in thls thc North Koreans' KOIea is an old story to that' two-, trK penor i rnnntrv i training i country where warfare has the South Ko-, bc-n the order of day for untold tht equlpmc millenlums The transcendental- TM and Kot transcendental would envision the shades of hordes of wamors i i the present fighting with a curious and critical eye In thc Creta- era. what is now the Korean were sup- 1 a disa- Hgonc to thc limit to cover up the Earth, a roc pc-ared in what incidental with the ancient inhabitants of Cambodia. Zimbabyc. LINDSAYS ENJOY VISIT IN ONTAEIO, CANADA Ftev and Mrs Llndbay of Lime 1 returned Thursda from i i i Mrndpd trip to Canada The i i i trip almost 2.100 Ji-s BeKlnniriK ttie Journey on Mi morning Jul 24.

at 4 45 i in the pa.ss?d thru the States I Illinois, Ohio Indiana i Michigan. cro.s.sliiK bi mile-, tunnel into Canada Patty Eckerman's Angus Wins Baby Beef Title HARMONY FUN FEST THIS FRIDAY, SATUR. Patty Eckerman daughter of Mr and Mrs Leroy Eckerman of Cresco took thc grand Championship of the baby beef show at She Harmony Civic and Commerce Howard County F.nr Tuesday i in-, between Detroit ana Wind- Club Is sponsoring a Free Fun 100-pound Angus Ontario Fcsl and Saturday August Revrve champion title uent to They sient Monday nlKht a 11 und 12 The celebration will Noimal Scheidel son of Mr. and i i i cabin called -Green get off to a start on Friday Mrs Scheidel Cresco who Cabins" at Aneelu, one oVloek i a giant and shuut-d at. 1.180 pound Hereford.

in Thry arrived at Bradford. On- spectacular parade beginning in Jack whitmeer Elma showed t.nio nrnr Toronto, i was the south part of the village and wniunger. t-ima. snowea iheir destination, at 7 on Passing through Main street and It was a very delightful trip I orth( "-ecUon where the two J' cn hp champion Hol- On every hand were signs of plen- I ci lebration will bc conducted stem clumpion and many other orlelonal Koreans Tlahuanaco. areas The were apparently an agrarian and peaceful people, but succumbed to agsressors from the north and west From that time on.

Korea has been more or less of a cock- pit with China being a principal aggressor, to which Japan was added at a later date In the course of time the Koreans appear to have been between the upper and nether millstones of Japan and China. The larger cities and towns which receive frequent mention these days have been tho scenes of rapine and slaughter scores of times In the past. Names In the November elections and again In 1152. The precepts laid down by Hon Martin Dies. Chairman of the House Un-American Activities In 1942.

applies equally well to the Ttuman-Acheson bungling and malfeasance In office to-day Mr Dies said- 'Jan 28. 1942) "A fear of Cities and towns have changed time after time so that only a few of the places receiving attention to-day retain their ancient names Korean Military Operations of foreign powers and a attitude toward fifth columnists was largely responsible for the unparalleled tragedy at Pearl Hnrbor--and If our Com- mlltec had been permitted to re- A our.g farm couple. Mr and Mildred's girl friend was going to Mrs. Harvey Hovcy and daughter take her car and take us home Beth Jancllc age 9 months, are Then what should happen' No featured as this week's farm fam- lights' So we ceded up walking ily. They reside six miles north- home about 3 miles and on a cold east of Lime Springs Mr.

Hovcy night Later the same evening goes up to his folks K. Hovev's we pot our cars pulled home Mrs Hovey is the former Mil- worn oul Trom Sunday night, so dred Kleppc. daughter of Mr and decided we would wait and go to Mrs Pete Klcppe of Spring Valley the show on Tuesday i This Thc Hoveys raised 628 little also being a cold night and muddy chickens the first year after their roads Since our car was still in marriage, the next two years a the garage I borrowed my bioth- thousand each scar, but due to thc er's car Believe 11 or not we did i sr OWi DU what a time At this time they i i s-oi-ii uut: iu uu; a I a the ew arrival In the family Nov 9, get lo 're she tragedy of Pearl Harbor might 1 1919. lcy reduced their flock to getting home' have been averted That Is ex-1 500 chicks this vesr fixing tv ere fixing the black top so wo TM TMS To best of any farm work Rov through Chester The night tv Crops were excellent i I where Illinois showed the best crops of corn. Iowa still rates first in scenery As they Journeyed homeward and coming thru Dubuquc.

that was the conclusion of thf croup that Iowa had tho fine scenery Thc ciops in Canada seem lo be a little ahead of those of Iowa Harvest was In full swing on the farm of Lindsay Lindsay's nephew. Mr Lindsay rode the "Ford tractor and also the McCormiclc Binder and spent some time shocking very excellent wheat. Mr. Lindsay's particular purpose In this trip was to visit with his sister--Mrs Arthur Brown and Royal United Shows--the only show which can meet the high re- its for the Dairy Cattle, at Waterloo for the past nine years will be on hand to nish nine rides and thirty concessions for midway Royal United Shows will stage GERALDA MURPHY an hour of free entertainment on ot TT rt each afternoon and evening BRIDE OF ARNOLD P. --four complete stage shows An I A additional one hour and a half of JJ iaH beef sale at 52 babv market i and sold at auction.

Rq pn 15 of a show conslsUs of such notable au Mrs i characters as John Shirley. Ktag nf i (,,,, of the Pnnrvts Murpn or Umc Springs and Ar- Conies Mirth and Mar Hnhti nold Klmball formerly of Mirth and formerly Chandler. Arizona, son of Herbert Klmball of Fryeburg. Maine. a i Larson Sincer nnrf lianr.r K- 1 111 of Fryeburg.

Maine, her-husband-vino -so recently ar- Molmtere AworriSnhft pre unlled ln marriage at the St. rived on a visit fmm imionH iTM LjaTT iwoimoerg. Accordionist. i rived on a visit from Iieland to visit their son Lindsay at Brad-i ford Ontario Mr Lindsay also has a brother not anything done 1.0 block the "overt act" he was diligently working for. for political pur- Wesley at Thornbury, Ontario, who is In tin- fruit growing wher they are Pauls Lutheran Church of Lime 1C eDnter a nme Springs Saturday evening.

dd hl ust a 7.00 Rev. H. Adi Mrs Hovcy. a former 4-H Club hclng foggy and not too well HC- of orchards These I1 girl lias cnlTcd baked can- oiialnted road up elude apples, peaches, chernet i bc Jack pastor of'the church, officiated Master of Cermonles: the double ring ceremony Mary en Davies al Song- Thc brlde worc a strect length Larry Milmbcri Accor- 1 ss icc bluc sl ppe salln and me groom a suit of medium blue. tak- lost, not only that but also gotTniand grapes AdmKslon to the stage show as TJhc as a Llmc rln 8S ne prvc-s each time The couple some terrible muddy roads and Last Sundav thpy were all to- ns "11 seats at the "Athletic I a a of class of 1946 and- 01 belong lo the SaeUrsdahl Luther- Rot stuck After workmc for a Reiner at Thornbury and had a'Field i be free to the public mce tlu b( en as i Ions time and not making a i time Mr Lindsay The dancn on Fridav nite at tno Bookkeeper in the Exchange State When asked for some i i Progress we decided It best to had nnt seen his sist-r In 21 years Niagara Ballioom i tlip Jolly Banl ce-, better equipped and better! "overt acts" Ti'paid I cot rtflll Mr H(ncy wld tllc nparcst ''dp nnt1 brother for ten years Dutch Boys of Wlnona playing The groom is a graduate of tha handful i can lives The i i i ollr)win stor First place no one lived there sec- During the stay they visited old and new time music i bc Frjeburg Academy of nanaiui 01 united can lives The same coddling most Interesting Huns (If ond and third places no one al 1 Niagara Falls from the Canadian fireworks each Maine and also attended the Au- a to call it home, and finally after walking -sld" i was almost worth the i be free.

custa State Engint-erliU! school In 1950 did not want anything done to Interfere with his Korean "overt Overwhelmed by superior for- The purchase price of these trained, the States troops together with thf foreign have been 1 day until pound for thc only area not overrun by the Korean "Reds" Is a half circle with a radius of about nfty miles with the port of PusanFusan as the focal point. The 24th Infantry Division has been profiteers explains say bad luck Well, we had Ing continuously for a month against fearful odds, and with inferior equipment both in quantity and quality. The advent of the 25th Infantry and the 1st Cavalry Division look off a little pressure, and as the 1st Marine and the 2nd Infantry Divisions gel into action, the pressure will be further reduced. However, we are still outnumbered five to one. and with only a handful of mediocre tanks which, while better than none, are no match for the improved German- Russian tanks.

When the Reds were driving against Tacgu. three American tanks came In by train, but they were of no use as the fan belts were missing. The reports are that a box of (an belts was rushed up by air. but when the box was opened It contained anything but fan belts, and a second lot to be fan belts turned cent coffee Dirty Work at The Due to some undlsrovered hypocrisy, thc Roosevelt-Truman dynasties have refused to admit i ou 'r that Spain exists as a country frlcnds Spain is a necessity to the com blnatlon of Western powers, i as a result the Senate passed authorization for a loan million dollars to Spain, ately. Mr Truman and "Stooge" Acheson came out In op- positinn tearing it would be displeasing to "Good fellow" Stalin Just how the House will act on this measure remains to be seen "Fat Cats" and Labor racketeers with the hearty cooperation of Mr Truman, are putting a "rod In pickle" for thc people of this country Mr Truman has that the Atomic used In Korea.

cnt from the start as the use of this bomb would disclose facts regarding thc greatest and most expensive hoax that has been fol- that happened to us during our about 4 courtship was Ihlv Maybe I should! home. They came hp i no tractor, so thought maybe the show "Thunderhpad" was to, he could push us out--no luck be real good, so on a Sunday night.i ent to another place and got the thow being In Le Roy. a couple a tractor and finally got out. Oh were going with us. ou might know how It was someone, trip to sec They took .1 trip in August 12 there will us but! a steam boot called "Maid of the ular Saturday evening Each person was Klvcn a the Niagara Ballroom with Mist" before entcrlnB the Army Air Force where he served with the 3527th Sqt'H for five waterproof cont and hat and as Harlman Iowa Cornhuskers Three years of which wcrs they invsrd thru the mist It was furnishing thc music This Is the spcnl ln chlna as a verv thick hcavv mm was first time for quite some time that They will reside i.iillni; tn famous northeast Iowa band Streamllte Trailer lion oacic and get our car.

When I got my car and got In the same place as my friend's was stalled the clutch went out on my tar Then by this t'me we decided It was too late to go to the show, so us where we h.vd turned off tt-rone and told us how to get on the right road Guess this was a show we wercn supposed to see This is an experience neither or us will forget'" NO FOUL PLAY IN 'COUNTY'S CANCER DEATH OF CRESCO MAN DRIVE IS OVER TOP nt roner L. Peckosh Howard county's 1050 Cancer TM da TM. ra TM campaign is over the WOMAN CHECK FORGER FINED Mrs Joan Roze Jonas. Hammond Ind alias Barbara West, pleaded guilty before Judge Ooheen In district court at Cresco I Mavor Wednesday to the crime of utter- who after The civic and Commerce club Major Don M. Bowers Is letting no stones unturned to Ropniuna make the Free Fun Fcst this year Ivc elve3 the best celebration ever staged In' will he an ocassion, Major Donald for young and old lo get toaether.

The parade will Harmony's genial. untes has announced nn in oc luna raising campaign Is over the Ing a forged Instrument as alleg-1 Bomb will not be! of Wllllam toD wlth toUllnR ed In Howard cojpty Attorneyl'to That was appar- ILE" 1 TMJ.TM by Mrs. Roy Frank D. Elwood's Information. a sted on a long suffering public since the Constitution was adop- i uj i a.

Ifeless body was found Monday Picking, county fund raising in the Turkey river at Vernon chairman. Thc county's Springs park two miles south of was si 720 Crcsco The coroner said thero was no evidence of foul play Campaign expenses were $52 48 leaving 45 to bc turned over out to be pistols As a result Incited A-s an explosive, the atomic -tanks had to be abandoned It Is bomb has no superiority over tho lle saw ft rnan's clothing at Mason City lulllCU UVLT UUIUl.t AI1UUIQ UL' UUIIUIICU Ul SUfUS wnen Bert Salisbury, caretaker to thc Iowa division of the Amerl-'the Howard county Jail at Cresco horses at the park, went there Monday can Cancer Society headquarters unlikely that thc 'Reds" will make use of them, because they are very Inferior to the tanks with which they are equipped Thc withdrawal of our forces day after day was nccssltated by not having enough trops to form a definite line, hence thc necessity of falling back to shorten the line It looks now as if we might be able to stand on the present line, and then after thc congressional elections enough men and are over, get equipment to cal expediency American lives mount an offensive. As this commentator has stated bluntly before, the Truman administration will do little to ease the situation so long as political capital is to be made out of the sltlatlon. PoUtl- has cost many and will cosD plenty more, but neither Mr. Roosevelt nor Mr.

Truman weighed human lives against political expediency. There Is a rtorm brewing not only In Washington but all over the country over the spending of ninety billion doolars In the past common or "garderi" variety of on tne river bank and a cttr park- bomb, costing a fraction of the nf "by He cost. Due to being afraid of spoil- fTc Haven nt, Ing the hoax, no report was ever lnv estlgated and made public of thc Bikini test, and no mention has ever been made pcfcosh With said: my In return Howard county society will receive approximately $425 from the state office as Its proportionate share of the money I collected here. Thi one of 869 grad- to whom degrees were at the annual summer commencement In the fleldhouso er at the State University of Iowa ing a forged Instrument as aileg-l "decidedTt 1U not Wedn( ida Au ust 9 He re IT aiaerniioni oecided it not piactlal cc iied thc degree of Bachelor of nd instead th parfldJC Science In Commerce A fine of $600 was Imposed upon i an open' top Virgil Hancher quota the defendent by Judge Ooheen as is only befitting the head of our delll crcd a charge to the candi- Judge Goheen also Imposed that Village Fathers There will be dalei the President's final word to the candidates as they completed their academic studies beautiful Ma Bowers has been attend- and least. In default of payment of the marching bands, riding hones all Mrs.

Jonas should be confined In sorts of new farm at J3 33 per day until the fine is decked paid. Bond on appeal was at trucks J2.000 Mrs Jonas failed to make huge Imported floats such as and buggies out automobiles nnd last but not Ing the Unlversltv of Iowa the educational leave. Pursuit of of thc destruction of 607o of the sls at Crcsco The sister's tel- Jap city of Shlmuoku by common bombs and ordinary Incendiaries ephonc number was also given In thc note, but nothing more, ac- U11MA1 1 4 ICO Hiroshima was destroyed I cordl to tnc officers. (this city being only a little larger In size than Shlmokuo) by Rlekmann was single. He was at firm He is atomic bomb at a cost of billions! survived by his mother.

Mrs Min- payment and was confined in the'many have viewed in the Aqua- itucllcs has cn rnadc more dlfd- Jail tcnnlal parade In years gone by cult by thc 0 10 art Ilctl of hit Jonas admitted to and the death of and i Mrs u.oiicj i-cicy i i i una uouiiiy mujniry' A bc used for maintenance of the Elwood of passing two forged IAVJSKAGE COUNTY TO daughter Cathy a year ajro free Cancer Information Clinic I checks In Howard county. Thc that has been operating under the check on which she was prosecut- SPEND $200,000 Kenneth Howe five years by the armed forces, Senate mandate, his Job would be -w-- protect and white-wash the "reds" in the Executive Departments of the Government. Mr Tydlngs obeyed like a whipped dog and proceeded to make the Investigation a farce. If this commentator not mistaken this act on the part of Tydlngs will mean political suicide--as a Senator, when the November roll around. Of course.

Mr Truman will nnd a place for Tydlngs at a fat salary, for "Lame ducks" arc always placed In fat jobs, at the of dollars Hiroshima was not a military target, so the atomic bomb has never been used on a military target To use It now would be to puncture the hoax that has been fed the public. When the Senate passed the Resolution to Investigate communism in the State Department. Senator Tydlngs of the Senate Armed Forces Committee stated that his Committee would make a thorough investigation let the chips fall where they mlghl. 1 mediately Mr. Tydlngs was called cular ba chairs and will replace to the White House and Informed ----that Instead of carrying out the nle Rlclunann.

3 sisters. Rlekmann. Mrs. Edna Cresco: Mrs William Kunlz. corah, and one brother, Gus Rlelc- mann.

Lime Springs. Funeral services held yesterday at Cresco SELL MASONIC LODGE CHAIRS TO ANTIQUE DEALER Howard Lodge A. F. A M. sponsorship of the Howard was drawn on the Exchange FARM-MARKET ROADS New Polio Case ty Cancer Society at St.

Joseph's, State bank of Lime Spilngs It I Mercy hospital In Cresco the pastiwas made payable to Barbara Local good roads boosters sayi Mrs. Kenneth Howe of Waukon two years. West and was signed with the! they are pleased to hear that the. 1 was taken by ambulance from Contributions from towns were! name Mrs M. Atzen The Iowa Highway Commission ex-1 the Decurah hospital to a Rochest- Cresco." first ward.

110110: w-as passed In Lime Springs peels to see contracts let for.er. hospital on Tuesday third ward, Rlceville. J10S.95: Lime Springs' S104.50, Elma. $76 3S; Chester. July 27 The other check was drawn on $18.500.000 for farm lo market, evening.

August 1. After ncamln- raod construction In the fiscal the People's Saving bank of Elmal ending next June July 28 The officers also learned I Chief Engineer Fred R. White atlon at the Rochester hospital her case was diagnosed as polio. Mrs Howe is the daughter-tn- Protlvln. from that Mrs Jonn passed a forged this prediction last week in 'aw of Mrs.

Mabel Howe, owner of townships. clob and check at WykofT. July 28 I "Is road construction report to tne Hummer Cafe In Decorah. other organizations. 1137JO.

'she and her husband. William S. Beardsley I Sne was at the Decorah hospital Contributions from townships Jonas, worked with a magazine cnme from 12 of those districts 'sales crew In this area. No volunteer solicitors could be I Based on Engineer Fred tw obtained for the remaining four le with Hve wood clr folding we HoWrd Center a 1th little or nothing to show for It Even the Congress Is taking stock of its own failure to check on nhelher or not the billions of dollars provided, arc being spent The House Committee on Armed Forces has taken the Inltl- llve by establishing nine sub-committees each of which Is charged with keeping a. critical eye on various phases of armed force operations The Senate Armed Forces Committee which Is headed by that well known "white-wash" applicator Senator Mlllard Ty- dlnjrs Is noeratlng the old "shell game" on the public Tydings refused to call Brig Gen F.

Roberts, who has been thc head of prevent An antique dealer from Splker. Minn purchased thc chairs and will furnish his private lodge or cottage with them Thirty-nine chairs were Included In the lot sold Weather Turin Hot Just the thing for helping the corn irrow. the weather turned hot the forepart of this week and went over 90 yesterday This will also help in the oats harvest and the It now develops that the Inclusion of thc "veto" by one country In the United Nations Charter. weather the Korean military commission was largely the work of one Alger for several years The reason hei Hiss, who Is still the "fair-hatred" would not call Oen. Roberts of the Fair Deal Also other became some bitter truths would.

Iniquitous parts of Charter nave come out While Congress were preoared In Russia End put appropriated Urge of money in by HIM and other Stalin I now upon us A late grain harvest is making It run Into Fair-tune, and will affect the attendance at this fair adversely. Lime Springs Stares will be closed this afternoon for the Fair "stooges" with the Truman BARBER RATES REMAIN LOW HERE REGARDLESS While Crcsco barbers added 10 cents and IS cents to their rates for haircuts and shaves Monday, prices of barber services In Lime Springs remain unchanged At Cresco. haircuts will be 75 cents, shaves 50 cents In Limn Springs, haircuts remain at 50 cents and shaves at 25 cents, the same as charged the past years or more, at the two shops here CRESCO FARM SOLD FOR 1220 AN ACRE LOSES 14-INNING GAME AFTER STRIKING OUT 33 OPPOSING BATSMEN I Cause qualified Lime Springs Softball team lost bidding low on before she was taken a heartbreaker here Friday night construction now. this sizeable White's estimate, and with 99 Rochester counties In the state, this would Mrs Mabel Howe said her mean that our county would a ve-! dau hter Iair showed no sljns rage approximately Paralysis Wednesday evening. worth of farm to market roads --Decorah Journal built or let for bids from July I.

1 1950 through June 30. 1D51 Be- FVTIBTC K-AVV contractors are EMJBTS IN NAVY farm to market i Davld of sent to San Diego for his training boot LIME SPRINGS DAT AT FAIR Today. Thursday. Aug. 10.

Mix of Calmar bought the Paul. Vwts unproved 1 it-acre farm ona mile nocttiMat bf Cresco. sold at attctlatf Maoday IITCU irut CVK.CI i i i i i i i i i i i i MIU oiifCnwiQ it -to Alia Vista 0-1, a Ughtly played figure that this county! Mr and Mrs E. McCarville LT 14-lnnlnir game. Don Bowers, on, can make great strides In 11 tw .1 re the Lime Springs mound all the out of the mud where full advant-1 Ils ne Moinea way.

struck out 33 batsmen in a "Re Is taken of available farm Wednesday. He will game In which he had splendid to market road building funds control The Alta Vista team. During year ending; showed an edge In fielding sup-1 June 30. 1950. contracts toUllntf! Port.

$15610.948 were let on farm to The other game- of a double- market projects over the state header was another defeat, drop-, an average of $158.000 per county ped to Onmw. but only an af- Inasmuch as these funds repre-lbeen dcVlgnated Llnie'Springs Day tennath to the first game, which sent Income to counties from state at the Howard County Pair, as was described by some of thow and federal sources local tax pay-1 the Band Is playing on today's who saw It as "the best game they ers point out all residents of thli program which featuies the Jow had seen here." county are Interested In seeing Chltwood Thrill Show. Next Tuesday nuht. Cherry, that maintain the average! Orov-p will play on the local dla- Pace set by nearby counties Since the almost $40.000. nvmd 'Good roads Improve the values of 000 of farm to market roads harit our farms and step up earnings, been constructed In counties business men In our trading, individual farm to market road Possession i arras Because traffic follows im-' building projects axe developed In Mr Hoi- proved highways all auree It tha office of each county enirln- for 1220 25 an acre will be given March 1 5 MOS.

one of whom will wise to get much aU-weather with hla oounty board operate the pUce. road construction as funds permit, of supervisors..