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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-30
THE ELEPHANT

The elephant Is the largest of all
animals. 1t was known in very early
ages. when 1t was used in war There
are two kinds Of elephants, the In
dian and the African.
The elephant of India is also found
in Ceylon, Burmah, Siam, Cochin
China and the Malay peninsula The
African elephant is found wild only in
Africa
The elephant has very large body,
a large head, and thick limbs. 1t is
about twelve feet high, and the trunk
Is about eight feet long
The teeth are grinders, which are
followed as they wear out by new
ones. The elephant has two enormous
teeth or tusks of ivory, one at each
side of the mouth
separated by fleshy wall. At the
end Of each tube there is a little
fleshy projection, which serves as a
elephant can pick up as small an
object as a pin,
The trunk is used for earring food
into the mouth. for tearing up shrubs,
or when tame, for carrying objects.
The elephants legs are very thick,
and of the same thickness all the way
down. There are four toes on each
foot. The tail is short and slightly
tufed at the end. The skin is thick.
The front part of the animal is higher
than the back.
His prinlipal food is fruit, seeds and
the branches of young trees. Chill
dren who have been to the circus know
how fond the elephants are of pea
nuts.
The ivory of the elephants tusks
brush backs, mirror frames, etc.
Your friend,
Anna e. Carnes,
R. No. s,
OttumWa. Ia.
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SPICE COOKIES

Cream. cunfrl Of hntter with two
Of sugar. stir into this the beaten
Nolks Of three egs. wloin together
well and add a teaspoonful each. Of
pure ground nutmeg and cloves. Beat
in the whites alternately with two
cupfuls of flour sifted twice with all
even teaspoonful of baking powder.
The dough must be just stiff enough
to roll out. Cut into round cakes. sift
granulated sugar mixed with little
ground cinnamon on top. stick cur
rent. blanched almond or raisin
in the center Of each and bake in a
quick oven.
hope all the Juniors will try this
recipe.
R. R. No. 8, Box, 30.
Milton, Ia
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the back. THIS hump consists of fat
and strong muscles. The body is
covered with long hair On the
forehead and back, the hair is curly
and matted. In the spring most OF the
hair is shed. The new coat is a gray
ish brown, deepening into black
brown in the name
The American buffalo was really all
inoffensive beast, and its ferocious APP
pearance was due to its great bulk
Years ago the buffalo was the
friend of the American Indian. It
furnished him food, the skin a blanket
and covering for his tepee, his
clothing and footwear They killed
the buffalo and traded the skin and
food to tie white man for trinkets.
Ruth Schamp, age 1S,
527 IL W. Second st.
Ottumwa, Ia.
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JUNIOR STORIES.
THE RABBIT

The rabbit is a graceful little ami
NAL. 1t has long body covered with
short fur, short legs and tail. It's ears
are long. Its eyes are very soft IN
expression.
Wild rabbits are grayish brown in
color, sometime nearly white. Some
are pure white with red eyes Domes-
ticated rabbits present variety of
colors, gray brown. reddish black
Rabbits move with quick hopping
motion. They live in dry sandy
places and thick woods. They bur-
row in the soil. They are very timld
and hide at sight of a stranger. They
live on vegetables and grass.
Marie Corsmeier age 10,
Old Grand View l4ouse.
Reading, Ohio.
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Towser would come up and push lis
off, he didn't want grandma to think
more Of us than of him. Towser is
getting old now, he has the rheuma-
tism and Is hard of hearing. He
would never go through mud or
water. He would always go around
But II my uncle would throw stick
into the water and tell him to go after
1t, he would get 1t but he didn't like
to get himself wet. My uncle says,
'He shall have good home while he
lives, and shall be treated good.
Frances Morton,
MelrDse, Iowa
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THE COW

A COW is nice because it gives US
milk like milk. A COW eats grass.
1t has horns. A COW brings us little
cows and they are called calves and
sometimes when COW is sold it is
killed and brought to the meat mar
ket and sold to the people. And when
a calf is killed we eat its liver.
like liver but some people don't.
AS my story is getting long will
close.
Elizabeth Turner, age Z,
122 North Cass st.
Ottumwa, la.
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THE SOUVENIR PosTALs.

We will send a souvenir album to
the first Junior who has twenty-five
cards sent by the Courier Junior.
Even if you're working in the Flower
Seed contest you can work in the
souvenir postal contest. We are pub
fishing the recipes again this week
and these little contributors will get
postals. We want more recipes, but
YOU must send only one recipe at a
time. Each recipe must be accom-
paned by little story or letter.
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The Courier Junior
Published by
THE COURIER PRINTING CO.
cTTuMWA, IOWA.
MATILDA DEvEREAux.
EDITOR.
THE FLOWER SEED CONTEST

Dear Juniors The Junior Flow
er Seed contest seems to be very
popular, Judging from the number d
Juniors who have written prett!
stories. This contest will not close
until Wednesday, May s. The names
of the prize winners will be announ
ced in the Daily Junior of May 10
and the Weekly Junior of May 13. We
will again publish the rules of the
contest
81 IS SIS I
Don't all Of you want another
Courier Junior Flower Seed con-
test?
~ Well. we will imagine that we
: hear you all answering Eyes, yes"
and announce one today.
We will give away one hundred
= packages Of seed, each package =
containing five different kinds.
All the Juniors Il be to do to get y
a package of the Courier Junior '
= Flower seed is to write a short =
essay on one of the following sub y
: jects:
'.HoW TO MAKE A SCHOOL =
YARD BEAUTIFUL"
"HoW TO MAKE A HOME =
YARD BEAUTIFULLY =
"SPRlNG FLOWERS"
"ARBoR DAY. :
"a MAY PARTY.' =
ts*s - = **a 49, . . . .
We will divide the packages of the
Courier Junior Flower. Seed equally
between the Daily Juniors and the Tri
Weekly Juniors and will send them
out, beginning May i. OF course we
want your father, mother, sister or
brother or the person with whom you
make your home TO be subscriber to
either the Daily Courier Junior or the
Tri-Weekly Courier Junior.
The spring is SO very cold that May
will be the best time to make the
flower beds.
This contest is open now. Besides
giving away packages of seed, We
will give prizes for the best essay,
one to the Daily Juniors and one to
the Tri-Weekly Juniors.
Select your prizes from among the
following articles. A set of garden
tools, {. pretty basket. A successful
Junior boy can have pair of over
alls to wear while working in the
garden or a ball and bat.
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JUNIOR RECIPES.
A GOOD WAY TO WASH WINDOWS

If any of my Junior friends are un-
fortunate enough to Lave to wash win
dows. just try this way: While they
are damp, take flannel rag, dip in
powdered pumice stone. and rub on
both sides of the gless. 1t will take OF
all dirt, grease and paint After rub
hing with the pumice some, take a
clean cloth and polish.
Bertha Heger
Douds-Leado
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BANANA PIE.

Two cuph sweet milk. yolks Of two
eggs. half cup Of sugar. one heaptng
tablespoon corn starch. Cook till done,
flavor, bake crust and slice banana
in it, then pour the cookie dressing
over it, whip white of two eggs and
put two tablespoons of sugar in them
and spread on pie, set in oven a few
minutes.
Bertha Humphrey,
R. R. No. 8,
Ottumwa, Ia.
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cUsTARD PIE

Make a custard by mourning 2 cup
fuls of hot milk upon beaten eggs
which have been whipped lieht with
tablespoonfuls of sugar. Flavor to
suit the taste. Line pie dish with
paste, wash with white of egg, pour
in custard and bake.
Fanny Mccoy age 4.
R. r. No. A.
Ottumwa, Ia.
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NUT CAKE

Two cups of sugar, one of butter,
three of flour, one Of milk, whites of
seven eggs, one teaspoon of baking
powder. one cup of almonds, blanch-
ed and chopped fine.
Dark Part: cup of butter,
two of brown sugar, one of molasses
one of milk, three of flour, yolks OF
seven eggs. one teaspoonful Of baking
powder and cup of raisins chopped
fine.
Alden Doud, age 9 1-2.
Douds-Leando, la.
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ROLL JELLY CAKE

One cunful of granulated sugar.
eggs, tablespoonful of sweet milk. !
cupful Of -four, one teaspoonful OF
baking powder. flavor with one tea
teaspoonful vanilla extract Bake in a
large dripper. When baked, turn upon
a cloth, spread with jelly and roll
while hot
Winnifred Hunter, aged 10.
Blakesburg, Iowa.
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WHITE HARD SAUCE

Cream 2 tablespoonfuls of butter
with a heaping cupful of powdered
sugar. best into Il the juice of a
lemon. a liberal pinch of nutmeg and
when the mixture is white and creamy
a teaspoonflll of vanilla.
Willie Mccoy, age Z,
R. r. No. 4.
Ottumwa, Ia.
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ToWsER

MY uncle has a dog fifteen years
old. He is a Scotch Collie. He has
black fur. When he is told to get
the COWS he does it. He had to go
one mile for them. If one got lost
in the woods my uncle would say.
"Towser go get the other COW" And
he would do 1t.
When we were little girls, grandma
would take us upon her lap and
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-30

Dear Editor: it has been long
time since l have written to the
Courier Junior, l thought would
write. go to school when 1t is not
too bad. My teacher name is Miss
Josephine Murray. read in the
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Burnice Finch,
Belinda, Iowa

Dear Editor:-I am little girl six
yealrs old. My name is Pearl Guile.
My papa takes the Couier and enjoy,
SO much having my mamma read the
Junior letters to me- l have never
gone to school, but my mamma teach
es me at home. My mamma painted
a blackboard and can make all
the figures. add numbers, read. write
and spell. / used to live in Moulton,
my papa had a store but he traded it
for a farm ten miles east of Moulton.
| like town the best but have better
health in the country have pet
kitty, chicken and two shetland pom
les. call them Alice and Daisy.
Perhaps am making my first letter
too long and will close.
Pearl Leona Guile,
R. F. D. No. 5.
Bloomfield, Ia.
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Dear Editor:- AS have never
written before, I thought would
write.
I am eleven years old. go to the
Bladensburg school. My studies are.
geography. spelling. arithmetic. history
grammar, physiology and reading. Ny
teachers name is Henry Reitzel |
like him very much My seatmate' s
name is Wanda Mcdowell
AS my letter is getting long will
close and write recipe.
Vera Green,
Agency, Iowa
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Dear Editor:-I have never written
to the Courier Junior before. Papa
takes the Courier Junior and has
taken it for years. go to school.
There are sixteen pupils in our little
room Our teachers name is Jennie
Ferris Our teacher has been sick
three weeks and we have had 10
school.
study reading. physiology, arith-
metic. writing. music geography
grammar AID spelling. For pets
have a dog. cat and pig.
Well, will close, will write a
recipe also.
remain.
Gilmore Camblin,
Douds-Leando. la
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Dear Editor:-I have never written
to the Junior before. will try and
write one now. am II years old
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-30

second reader. My Sunday school
teachers name is Miss Bessie Yeager.
For pets have two dogs and a
kitty. The dogs names are: Carlo
and Bruno. My kitty's me Is Tab
by.
will close for this time.
Amy Mcdowell, age 6,
Agency. la.
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last November. l am in the 9Th
room, 7th grade, "A class. My teach
ers name is Miss Rose. like her
very much
My papa takes the Courier and
like to read the Junior letters. l am
making a collection Of post cards
and would be very glad If the Junior
would send me some. will return all
favors. have one sister and two
brothers, their names are: Elvina,
Llewllyn and David.
/ guess will close, as my letter is
getting to long, hoping will see this
in print.
William H. Thomas.
Box 253,
Hiteman, Iowa.
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JUNIOR LETTERS.

WANTS TO EXCHANGE SOUVENIR
CARDS.
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we'll. My seat-mate was Mary Nd
Elroy.
AS my letter is getting long l WY
close and write my recipe.
Your friend,
Opal Sheets, age IL,
r. F. D. No.sS
Ottumwa. Ia,
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as yet to the Courier Junior and !
enjoy reading stories. My birthday
is February 10, and my sisters birth
day is the same day as mine. My
teachers name is Alice Mize. like
my teacher very much. have
3 more weeks of school until my
school is out. My sister lives III
California. NY papa's name is Walter
Bradford and my mammals name is
Mary A. Bradford have four bro
theirs. Wallace, Curtis, Jesse AMI
Cloe. My oldest brother is in Califor-
MIA and Cloe is in Texas and two of
my brothers are married and live near
US. My papa takes your paper. Well It
is school time now If see this in
print, l will write longer letter next
time. So good-l We.
Villa M. Bradford. age 9,
Bonaparte, Ia.
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Dear Editor:- AS l have never
written before thought it about time
for me to start.
am little boy ten years old. l
did not get to go to school much this
winter for had the measles. My
teachers name is Mr.. MeAfee. am
in the third grade. have a little
black pony named Rocksy..
For pet we have a dog, his name
lis Carlo have a little brother
named Ernest. He is going to write
to the Courier Junior too.
AS my letter lie getting long l will
close.
Burnice Finch,
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Yours truly,
marguerite Morley. age II,
ia Morriell st.
Ottumwa, la,

Dear Editor:--I thought would
write letter to the Courier Jun'c.-
I am 8 years old. go to the Prairie
Mound school. This is my first letter
to the Junior. / have one little bro
Their five years old. His name is Ray.
For pets we have little dog and a
black kitten.
I will close for this time.
Yours truly,
Opal Small,
R. F. D. No. 3,
Bloomfield, la.
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Georgetown, Iowa,

Dear Editor:-I have not written
for a long time. My brother writes
every week. We are not to school to-
day because our teacher is sick.
| thank you for my postal card.
am going to get a postal album.
will close.
Edna Doud, age Z.
Douds.
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Dear Editor and Juniors AS I
have not written for a long time l
will do so now
am IL years old. was twelve
the Bird day of February.
I will write a recipe.
Wishing the Junior success l re.
main.
Yours,
Jennie Rupe,
R. r. No. Z, Box 45.
Ottumwa, la.
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Dear Editor:-I will write letter
and, hope | will receive souvenir
postal for it.
My school will be out next Friday
and we are going to have program
My teachers name isNMlss Ethel An.
derson.
For Christmas got doll. book
handkerchief. bottle of perfume and
candy and nuts and also cup and
saucer.
1 will close. as my letter is getting
long and write recipe.
Yours truly,
Bertha 41alferty.
R. F. D. No. 8
Dear Editor:-I have meyer written
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Dear Editor How are you and
your little Juniors? We are all we'll
How many Of the little Juniors got
a valentine? ! did not get any. am
working very hard for prize. My
sister did not get her postal card. l
thank you for mine. will send my
sisters address. Grace Thomas,
R. F. D. No. 8. Box SO, North Eng
lish, Iowa
Well will close.
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Dear Editor:-As have written
once before, thought would write
again. My friend and | are going to
write 1 have one sister and two
brothers
For pets have a dog. His name is
Shep. My school was out the 10 Of
January. Ny teachers name was
Miss Mary McCune. ! liked her very
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Yours truly,
Frank Funk, age 9,
Fremont Iowa.

Dear Editor:-As have never writ
ten to the Junior, thought would
write. like to read the Junior. l
am IL years old. go to school. MY
teachers name is Mary Malone l
have twin brothers. Their names are,
Lawrence and Edward.
l will close, wishing the Junior
success.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-04-30

Dear Editor Junior d.
1 was pleased to receive those nice.
cards you sent me. have writteg,
my Letter about my little brother, Ted.
die, but have lots of little friends a
could write more about, but thought,
/ would not take so much room In thu,
paper like to read the letters froffl
all the little folks. With best
,risbae r reyoaIn &c
Leora Lewis, y
Russell, Iowa,
R. r. No. A, Box So. i
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Dear Editor:-As have never writ
ten for the Courior Junior, will write
now.
have dog. will call him Ring
When throw ball or stick he will
run after 1t and bring 1t back to me-
well as my letter is getting long l
will stop.
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Dear Editor:--I will write you few
lines tonight. I am years old I
go to High Point school. My teach
er's name is Mr.. Conwell. / will send
in recipe and some birthdays, and
hope to receive some postal cards.
Well will close.
Yours truly,
Willie Mccoy. age Z,
R. r. No. 4,
Ottumwa, la.
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Drakesville Iowa,
Dear Editor: MAY join the postal
card contest7 I am IL yeas old and
will be IL the 10th Of March. I go to
school every day am In the A
grade and study reading, physiology,
arithmetic grammer. geography and
spelling. belong to the children's
Loyal Temperance Legion. We have
our meeting every other Sunday am
the assistant secretary. Our leader is
Miss Hattie Sayles. AS my letter is
getting long l will close.
Goldie Ralston,
Drakesville, Iowa.
Davis County. Box &c.
Dear Editor:--I will write you a
story about little dog we had.
He was very cute When you called
him he would come very quick. One
dav he ran away with another dog
and he came back the next morning
very early. He was little brown
curly dog. When we would run and
get upon chair he would run after
US.
Well will close.
Yours truly,
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Dear Editor:-I have never written
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Dear Editor will try and writs
again.
Our school has been out for two oI
three weeks. Our teachers name was
Hattie Menge. liked her very we'll
!. think the Junior recipes are nice
Mama cuts some of them out to keen
I thought the stor! about how thu
eagle became king was very Inter
esting, only don't think the littls
wren would be SO mean as to cheat
for he is too nice a little bird. thinG
1t was the king or bee bird which goI
upon the eagles head :s,s
Well as can think Of no more ia
say will close. Il
Donald Lawson Il,
Batavia.
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Dear Editor:-I thought l would
write you a letter now as l have
never written before to the Courier
Junior so l thought | would write
now.
I am 10 years old. have brothers
and two sisters. My brothers names
are: Samel, James and Gabe. My
sisters names are: Lizzie and Lucy
Yours very truly,
Silas w. Napier, age 10.
Indianola, Iowa.
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Dear Editor Well as / have
written to the Junior once before I
will write again.
l have little dog. His name is
Bobby. He is brown.
My teachers name is Miss Mary
McLune like her very well. My
seatmate was Regina Ward.
Well as my letter is getting long I
will close and write my recipe.
Your friend.
Doris Pauline Young, aged 10
R. F. D. No. Z,
Cttumwa, Ia.
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