The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1905-10-26
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Rural Route No. > has been e5tab
lished at Ozark.
Aurora closes her schools when th
circus comes to town.
Many new mills are being erected II
the Joplin zinc district
Moberly is thanking Of installing
system Of municipal waterworks.
The Kansas City Athletic club Is {,
build club house costing $4,000.
\ survey has been ordered for IA
electric l.ue from Miami to Sedalia.
The erection Of flats seems TO be th,
leading industry in St. LOUIS this fall
Archbishop Glennon has dedicated /;
magnificent new hopital at Jefferson
City.
The recent revival in Springfield
resulted in about a thousand conver.
sions.
a woodenware factory has been Sc.
cured by Joplin, with N, b. Davidson
as chief promoter.
All the railroads in Missouri were
given more or less trouble BY the heavy
rains Of last week.
II l. reported that Billings is 10 have
an iron smelter that will give employ.
ment to 800 or 400 men.
"Grandma Hatfield" died at her
home in Springfield on the 18th iu.
slant, at the grea,agc Of 1913 years.
a company with capital stock Of
so, 900 has been organized in ST. Louis
for the manufacture OF paving brick.
Missouri mineral output has more
than trebled In q dozen years. rising
from Ss, 900, 900 in 1902 to s2G, AL 900 in
1901.
The twcnty-fith annual convention
OF the Missouri Anti.Horse Thief as.
sociation was held in Mexico, Mo,
last week.
John Helm, Of st. Louis, has built a
sewer-digging mae chinc which does the
work Of forty men, requiring but two
men to operate it.
An SGXjj feet, four story addition
costing $50 900 and providing quarters
for 300 children. l. to be made TO the
ST. Joseph Orphans home.
SOuthwesi Missouri il being 50 thick
ly strung with telephone lines tlrat an
aerOnaut cannot alight without danger
Of being hung up on tho wires.
The Missouri Pacific has applied for
| a permit for the construction Of Il $iO,-
0CG freight house in ST. Louis. on Bid.
die street between Second and Collins.
The truancy law ha, materially in
| creased school attendance in the state.
but an uulOoked-for effect il the in.
creased demand for old Clothes in the
cities.
The Alton night train between 81.
Louis and Kansas City, the might
Hawk" is out for game, and IT, name
seems y bc sufficient lure. It's trains
depart lOaded each night.
A fre-brick kiln at St. Louis was de.
stroyed last week by an explosion
caused by the food from River des
Peres coming 10 contact with the ire
and bot bricks IN the kiln
Springfield has a Pig Ankle" alley,
but one Of ber newspapers, Jealous for
the good name Of the town, declares
the alley was named before the music.
pig Andles, was written. The stu.
alton justifies the declaration.
The application Of the attorneys Of
the Standard Oil, Waters.Picrce and
Republic oil companies 10 ret aside the
order Of Judge Fox, "a member Of the
state supreme court, will be argued be.
fore the court en- banc October 81.
St. Louis will have flower show
November . 10 u, feature Of which
will be a thousand full.blOwn American
Beauty roses on view at once. The
brysantbemum will evidently not
have things all its own way at this
show
"Cider Simmons, Of Seymour, is
making over 1000 gallons Of his first
name day, according TO the Flash.
light, the local paper. The story sounds
az though the editor might have ab-
sorbed several glasses too many OF the
beverage himself.
Manuel Nelson, former citizen of
Springfield returning 10 that city after
having served peniteDtiary sentence,
was mauled into such condition as 10
be a subject for hospital treatment,b by a
brace Of thugs at Clinton, for refusing
TO take part in a burglary they had
planned. Nelson has given unusual