Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1907-09-26

There is a salary of SIS in the job,
it is understood and tbs work is
pleasant. The bank is in fine con-
dition, and popular. A. j. Lang
don started it and has kept it up
at a high standard,-Kennet Demo-
crat.
Prof. J. G.. Hartman, of this
place, was this week appointed
School Commissioner of Reynolds
county by Governor Folk, vice o..
L. Hargrove, resigned. Prof. Har-
groves reason for resigning was
that he is now engaged as prin-
cipal in the Cape Girardeau public
school, and as such he could not
give the attention to the Office that
he felt it deserved. In the APP
pointment of MI. Hartman the
Governor acted wisely, as Mr..
Hartman is a splendid educator
and good citizen.-CentrepiIIe Out
look.
A Republican paper in Iron
county says there is grating
among the county officials of that
county. Editor AXE, who has
lived up there and edited a paper
for a generation, says that every
statement made to that effect
against the officials of Iron county
is a deliberate and premeditated
fasehood made by an individual
financially immune from punish
ment in the courts. And what old
man AXE says on that score is
good enough for us. If you ask
him, he will doubtless inform you
that about the last official rascality
carried on in that county occurred
when the Republicans had charge
of things.-Jdckson Cdsh-Book
The school book trust is work.
ing a new graft on the people in
counties where the school COM
missioners did not adopt a new set
of school books for s in the pub
lie schools. The new graft is,
books that were in use in the
4 schools last year have been ''re-
vised" by the trust this year which
makes the old books useless and
: new ones have to be bought by the
parents of the pupils who attend
! school. 1t is the same old book
trust "revised;" in other words il
I is lust one more scheme OF the
school book trust to fatten theil
! dividends out of the pockets of the
. people who %patronize the public
: school. - Fredericktown Democrat
NeWS.
Judge John H. Raney, of Green
vile, came to the city this morn
z ing. The Judge is very much
) elated over the Stock Show helt
z at Pennington last week, as III
) had his fine horse entered at thu
z show and took down the red rib
) bon as second best, M. l.. Clardy'.
2 horse taking first premium, Judg'
I Raney says the audience though
o his horse should have been hrs
J. Instead of second, but the judge
thought otherwise, and that i
r what counted. 1t is next to i'm
possible for an outsider to g
against home folks in a horse shoy
and get justice. Try them again
Q Judge, get them away from HON
i where you will have a better show
-Poplar Bluff Citizen.
n Not many people are aware tina
n since July 1st a law is in effect
this State protecting purchaser
s. against stale eggs. The law a
1t enacted reads: cit shall be unlaw
IS full for a person, firm OF corpora
l. ton to sell or offer for sale an
y eggs after the same have been
N an incubator or to sell or offer fc
l. sale eggs in a rotten or decayln
condition to be used as food.
shall be the duty Of all peace an
"a health officers to seize eggs foun
~ to be unwholesome which are il
tended for sale or offered for sa.
III as human food. Any person, fir
at or corporation found guilty
at violating the provisions of this a
g shall be fined not less than $40 NJ
~ more than 500 for each offense.
e. The matter of the revocation
the certificate of Prof. M. '
n Daugherty, of the Piedmont schot
came up for hearing before Con
,st missioner Club here last Satu
ire day, and in consequence there
lis quito a delegation of Piedmo
citizens were over, some as W.
re nesses and others as spectacle,
yht The allegations were that Pr
he Daugherty had been guilty OF IL
lr- moral conduct in that he had be
ras guilty of excessive drinking, viii
nd incapacitated him as a teacher a
la. for which his certificate should
ev revoked. Whether this has be
done to the satisfaction of t
commissioner, remains to be see
lne as his decision will be hand
ny down next Saturday.-Greenp
Journal.
ley Some burglars with more tn
j. ordinary gall and nerve visited
wn "Valley Home" Of Mr.. VIM.
led Thomson, in Arcadia, last Frld
on. night. They arrived about
de, O'Clock, drove up in a wagon to
Iele kitchen door, then entered
M kitchen and cellar, where they p
9tte. proceeded to help themselves
everything edible in sight. M
/, q May and a lady friend and {
.ay. servant were alone in the hQu
~ Alarmed at the noise the intrud