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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27

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A. (. KreElinger. Plaintiff,
ltnk nown persons a. c,nsnrt. Heirs. Devisees.
lboner>. Alienecs and Grantees Of John iIctvey,
deceased, defendants.
Al this day comes plaintiff herein and files his
petition and affidavit. alleging among other
thing. that ne verify believes there are PERSONS
~ the unN nown cursori, heirs dcvi.ee-. douees,
aiienees and grantees VI John Hervey, deceased.
who are Interested IN the subject matter Of this
suit whose names le cannot insert herein for
the reason thht they are uuk nown to him. id
a'e not r~siden ts OF tie state " Missouri, nor
can he describe their interests herein, for the
reason that such interests, u any they have, are
unknown to him. other than t. LAY that the said
John Herres, grantee IN n deed from one II. l..
Cady, recorded IN book ~. page 2is. of deed re-
cords al said county. seem, to hold some iute.-
est OF, III aud 10 the southeast quarter OF section
NJ, township ~. rang 70 in Morgan County,
Missouri, which land plaintiff claims to own
ot said court in vacation Il at the defendants la'
notified Ivy publication that the plaintiff has
commenced a s'nt against them ~ this court,
the object aid ccnerai naturc cf which il to try,
ascertain and determine the right. title, estate,
interest," and claim uf the PARTIES herein sevcti'-
" aud respectively OF, in and To the said SOUTH
east quarter OF section ", township u. range 10.
aud 70 bar, preclude and dive ~ the defendants.
NJ ANY Interests they NAV have ". said land, aud
lief. arl that unles, the said de'endnnt. I've and
appear at this count. at the next term thereof.
20 W. begun aud ho'tcn nj the Court House ~
the city oi v-r.ailles. in said county. on tie 9Th
lay rt i,cCc,rb-r, i'lO, ext. and on or before
he ir,t daS OF said term. answer or plead tO the
petition in said cause. the same will he taken
II con ,c>s.i, and Judgment will be rendered
.Ccorliryly.
Aud il /, further ordered that a copy he'eof
he published, according To law in the Morgan
CT utN REri ~ iC -. n weekly newsp1l er pub
.islei in the City II Versatile =. Missouri.
". { TIfCNAS. Circuit Clerk.
\ true copy from the record.
witness my lr nd and the seal Of the
Circuit Court OF MOiga County. this
'SrAI" ;Nii day 81 tctobcr. lpi0.
W. {. ~. Circuit CLERK.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
ELEVENTH CONSTITUTIONAL
AAENCMRNT.

AN
Providing tor the support and rnainte.
nance Of the University OF the state Of
missouri, Including the college Of aSrlcui.
ture and the sehool OF mines. BY is~y1n0
asssssed valuation. tho proceeds Of which
are to 90 into the state trssYury and to
BIO paid out a. mai be provided BY ia~j
provided that II the state tax on property
10 discontinued such revenue tor mA'nis.
nance h DO secured by app0rtlonrent
TO the counties OF the state and - she
city Of ST: Louis.
ton OF Missouri to he submitted to the
legal voters Of the state OF Missouri ios
their npprova or rejection Al the Tsyuiai
general election to TO held ON the fuea.
da next following the first Monday In No.
ycmbcr. a. ID. 1910. providing Ion revenue
for the support Of the University Of Mis-.
souri,, hy adding 10 article X Of the Con.
section twenty eight ,.S). which is 10
words and figures as follows:
be u traried BY ihs people Of ts Sfois q
isriion IS. A state tax OF three cent,
on each one hundred dollars valuation
shall be annual. levied ami collected on
the nSsrSS'd value OF all property sub get
by law to taxation In this state. The
proceeds OF snid tax shall ho set apart In
the state treasury and appli,d TO tho sup
port nid maintenance OF tho university 81
the state 81 Missouri. Including the col,
lrge OF agriculture md the school y.
mines. ana shall be paid out In accord,
Hncc with acquisitions Of the board .,
curntors VI tho university. which requisi.
lions slIa!i be drawn In such form us 10
or may be provided by law: Provided
that. II the general property tax Tor state
purposes Is discontinued the annual In.
come rrcinbstore provided for the rup.
Tort and main ."nanco o; tie universal
Of the stare Of Missouri. Including the
college OF agriculture and tho school W
iIin"s. shah 10 secured by apportiOnins
to each OF the counties OF tn. state and
to thc CITY Of 81. Louis an amount equiv
Hlent to three cents upon each one hun.
d:ed dollars valuation ON all property
taxable for local PURPOSES. Such Hppor.
tIonIncnt shall be made annually by m.
state board OF equalization and the IN.
come arising therefrom shGli be paid ln,s
tho state treasury and disburscd upor
Regulations OF the hoard ~ curators NJ
the university. AS her'inbefore specified
provided. that for the purpose OF meet.
Ing such apportionnent the county courr
Of each county ma the municipal assem-.
bly, o. the city Of 81. Louis shall. II nee.
essary. levy. In addition to the tax which
may now be levied for local purposes. 4
speCini tax OF not exceeding three cent.
on the hundred dollars valuation on al
property taxable for local purposes.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27

bedside when the end came. His nio1h-
.r and one brother arrived two hours
after his death. His remains wvrc
shipped 10 Lupus, Mo, for burial, ac-
]companied bY his wife, molher, two
br theirs and Miss Anna Mitchell. tie
latter who was AT Ia Junts ct the time u
his death. Upon the arrival Of the &c.
NUNS AZ lupus October 4. they were
ta':en charoe o. by the Modem Wood.
mtu, wAo made preparations tor burial.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
rENTA CONSTITUTIONAL AMs~o.

IENTH CONSTITUTIONAL AMsNO.
MEM.
Providing for tue prohibition o. both
the maru,aeture and tue sais 81 in;.n.
eat,ny iiauors N the state Of Missouri,
save and except that %intosieat No iauors
m.y be manufactured In the stale and
sold In the state for medical, se,srSi..e
and m~sehanleai purpsSes, and providinv
further that wine may be Manufacture j
In the state and sold IN the state Tor sac.
r.nnsntai " religious purposes.
Proposed amendinent ~ the CorAtttu.
tivn OF Missouri. to be submitted to the
legal voters OF the state 0f Missouri for
thoir approval or rejection Ut The regular
general election to be held Oh the sisnLis
duy OF November. a. -. iSl0. and pro.
hiDitinS the manufacture and the sale "
Intoxicating liquors except for medical.
scientific and mechanical purposes. also
ckcepling vino for saSru mcntni VI reiiS-
touB tO-wIt.
be u sroctso BY sSs psopis Of ths Sssss 81
MHionu:
Section /. Prohibition. mAnusac-
ture Of intoxicating liquors shall be and
10 hereby prohibivsd IN Tits STATE eAsspi
for medical. scientific and mechanical
purposes. Tho sal0 OF intoxicating na
uors also shall be and IL hereby prohiD.
tied IN this state except for medical. scA.
sntiiic ana mechanical purposes. The
manufacture or sale Of wine fVs saura-
mental or religious purposes shall also b
vxc0pted.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27

The day. Oct. 5th, the funeral was con.
ducted rom his mothers residence un-
der the auspices Of the Modern Wood.
meat. Thus III affec,ionate husband. a
loving son and kind brother is laid TO
rest. John Hamlnons was loved AZ |
respected Nv AZ wh" knew I'm. lie
leaves Il viii, n.'her and two trothers
III mourn their loss, They have OR
~s'nra'hies in their bereavement - we
know our woods are cold 10 lleuI.
Christ alone Can console them.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27
United States Land and
Irrigation Exposition

Rock Island Lines will have a comprehen-
sive exhibit showing in novel way the won
derful development along its lines.
u. S. Government exhibit and lectures.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27
State If Missouri,
County Of Morgan,

Soh's) VI Ai''eh"'
I, Lewis Luupee, Clerk Of
the County Court Of Morgan County.
Missouri, hereby testify tina, the fore
going isa full, true aud complete copy OF
the nine joint sud concurrent reso.
l@utions o: the forty.fith general as.
selnhly If the State Of Missouri of the
proposed amendments to the coiS,itu.
lion proposed by initiative petition to
be submitted to the qualified voters ri
aJorgan County, Mo at tie genera
election 10 be held on TUESDAY. The mh
day Of Novemhr, lGl0. AS certified T.
this Office Ivy Secretary Of state.
In testimony whereof | here WI
To set nv hand ard aux the seal
[sEALl Of my CfIire Done =; Office IN
Versailles 'his the .5tE day oi
October. 1910.
LEWIS T.UHrrT,
C'crh of the County Coart
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1910-10-27
Order o( Publication

~ II MORGAN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Sr.rp or MISSOURI 50 December Term,
county of Morgan. 1910.
A. Z. Kregiinger. Plaintiff,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
ARKANSAS VALLEY NOTES.

p. S. Woods thrcshed his alfalfa
seed crop this week and is delighted
with the results. He will realize more
from the seed than he would from the
hay-aud still has the hay left. That's
going somc.-Sugar City Gazette.
VIM. Carl and E. II. Lamport left
for Rocky Ford this week where
they have purchased a hardware store.
Both have been in Lamar for some
time and the business men here will
miss them in their social and business
circles.-Lamar Register.
Mrs. II. NJ. Roberts entertained Wis
itors from out of town last Sunday in
the persons Of her son, DR.. Zenith
Roberts, wife and baby. OF Rocky
Ford, and Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, faith
er and mother of Mrs. Roberts. who
are out from Macomb. Illinois, on
visit.-Ordway New Era.
From the very best of authority the
La Junta Tribune learned last week
that it is the intention OF the Santa
Fe to build a new general office build
ing and a new freight depot in La
Junta during the present year: The
contemplated improvements will prob
| ably involve an expenditure of $4,000
or 10000.
l..
| Of Rocky Ford and the Santa Fc for
Lamar, where he went to accompany
several carloads of sheep, belonging
to c. s. lies and E. w. Downey. to
Liberal. Missouri His family will
not have cause to worry about him
| On this trip-which is taken for the
recreation to be dcrivcd-bccause of
his being in such innocent company.
-Ordway New Era.
Did you notice any unusual activity
in the hay market the FIRST OF the
week. The local dealers were GER
tainly kept on the move all the time
Monday and Tuesday On these two
days alone there were $40 tons OF
alfalfa brought into Fowler. Much. OF
it was loose. but the major portion
was baled, and placed in cars
for shipping elsewhere. Had all the
hay been balcd there would have been
about thirty carloads on these two
days alone. The market price com;
manded averaged S.5o per ton Is total
of S2.6S6 paid to the farmers around
Fowler in two days for hay. Not half
bad, eh?-Fowlcr Tribune.
The late lamented Col. J. A. Faw
residence located at the famous "Faw
Water Supply plant. north Of town,
was sold by the sheriff last Saturday
to satisfy a Judgment Of the English
| Lumber Co. against the property.
This seems to be about the last chap
ter in the local history of this prince
of swindlers. The Colonel carried
on his operations in such delightful
manner that the victim actually. en-
joycd it. 1t was always a rare pleas
ure to be heeccd by Faw. In some
cases it came rather high, but nobody
ever squealcd. The Colonel has gone
hence, and it is currently reported
that he has joined DIR! Frederick
| Cook. Faw can give Cook lot OF
pointers on the game that the erst-
while Intrepid Explorer has never
even dreamed of. However. il Cook
and the Colonel do get together it
will be the greatest combination on
the road-Sugar City Gazette.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
ROCKY FORD COLORADO. FRIDAY FEBRUARY IL. 1910.

divided the grand average for the season
was only l4.5 per cent. while growers
with from 20 to IS acres raised bssts
averaging l6 per cent sugar. With the
smaller acreage the average exceeded IL
per cent.
In favorable year it is very probable
that the sugar content will run much
higher. as instances are on record when
the average sugar content for the entire
crop exceeded IL per cent Under such
conditions large portion of the crop
would test 1e to 20 per cent, and from
the scale of prices now offered it can be
easily seen that the price for such rich
beets would be very remunerative to the
grower.
The ultimate object of the sliding scale
is to bring about a higher sugar content
in the beets grown. and this desired re-
suit will surely be accomplished with the
attractive prices offered as an incentive
to the growers.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
Federation Notes

The City Federation Of Woman's Or
CARNATIONS Of Rocky Ford will give a
10 cent tea at the residence Of Mrs. R.
E. Wolfe. 500 South Main street. Feb
26. from 5 to 6 in the afternoon. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
There will be a splendid program and
other features of amusement. The OBJ
jeet Of the tea is to raise funds to further r
the plans Of improving Prospect Park.
This should appea! to everyone who has
an eye to the beautiful. as it will be quite
an attraction to our beautiful little city
and will give US another pleasure resort
and picnic ground. This and other plans
We hope to carry out before the summer
is over. The other clubs are especially
invited to join in the good work.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
GATHERING OF THE CLANS
Buckeyes and Hawkeyes Hold Joint
Reunion Tomorrow

Arrangements arc now complete for
the Iowa-Ohio joint reunion in this city
tomorrow and should the weather prove
fine-as it undoubtedly will-thsrs will
be such gathering Of Buckeyes and
Hawksyss and their descendants As has
never been seen in Rocky Ford.
The joint reunion is not :.eonfined to
Rocky Ford and vicinity. but is eoun-
ty affair. and indications are that former
citizens Of the two states from the utter
most confines Of the county will b pres
ent.
Following is the program that has been
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
LARGEST LODGE IN CITY
Homestead No. ia. B. A. ", Has
Membership of 3O3.

II you're not an archer and reside in
Rocky Ford. dear reader. you just now
belong to lvsry lonesome bunch and
you'd better make your applications for
entry right away if you want home
stead right. A class Of 40 candidates
was initiated by Homestead No. 7l4 on
Tuesday night. and this lodge has now
the proud distinction Of bsing the largest
in the city. with . total membership Of
5o5.
There was big doings" by the Ysomsn
on Tuesday night, for not only did they
swell their ranks by such large num-
bsr. but they also learned that Stats
Deputy Laura D. Pollock. who has labor
Cd here sines the first Of the ysar. had
the distinguished honor Of enrolling the
most members Of any deputy In the order
during the month Of January. and the
good news was celebrated with an oys-
ter supper followed BY . dance and gen.
sral good time. Hearty congratulations
attended Mrs. Pollock when she left for
Denver on Wednesday.
II has for two weeks bssn said that
the next lodge meeting would wind up
the big nights" but there has always
bssn some prospective members yet
without the fold and the same was true
on Tuesday night even though lee bad
bssn gathered In since The roundup
started. 20 It was decided to continue the
campaign under the lsadsrship Of Lodge
Deputy Nellie e. Wright and wind up
with the biggest big night" Of ali on
Feb. %. which date Is the anniversary
Of the founding Of the Brothsrhood Of
American Yeomen.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
SOCIALLY ENTERTAIN
Pre.Leuten Dinners and Banquets
Are Order Of the Day

Mrs. H. J. Sprinkler gave the third OF a
series Of luncheons to number Of ladies'
on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Brown entertained d
at most delightful seven o'clock dinner
last Friday evening. The dining room
was beautifully decorated for the oeea-
sion. Covers were laid for twelve.
Mrs. II. Van Buskirk was the charm
ing hostess at most elaborate Valentine
luncheon given Wednesday afternoon.
Covers were laid for twelve.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11

A short time ago Ed Sever
connected with this ofiice) wrote
E. L. McCool an insurance policy,
on the Goth the property burned.
Mr.. McCool was very glad to
know that he would get his insur-
ance money.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
ROCKY FORD will
HAVE CHAUfAUQUA
A Whole Week in Latter Fart
of June or Early in July
SOME "BlC GUNS"
ON THE PROGRAM
Twenty Eight Numbers and a New
Company of Singers Every Day
Provided for In Contract


Company of Singers Every Day
Provided for In Contract
1t gives the Enterprise great pleasure
to announce that summer ehautauqua
has been definitely decided upon for the
coming season. The contract has been
signed. majority of the long list Of en-
tertainers has been chosen and about all
that remains to be done in making the In
itial preparation for the festive ocea sion
is to decide upon the week in which Z
shall be held. and even this It has been
agreed will be within the month Begin
ming June 20 and ending July 20.
J. r. Teagarden. representative OF
the Western Rsdpath chautuqus Systsm.
spent last Friday in this city and had
the easiest kind Of = time In securing the
contract for weeks ehautauqua, A. our
first attempt Of two years ago In the
ehautauqua line was 90 very successful
that the committee who had It In charge
and other prominent business men were
eager to hold another. especially when
the array Of talent presented BY the
Rsdpath bureau showed that We might
have the pleasure Of hearing 90 many Of
the leading entertainers. lecturers and
singers Of the country. s
According to the terms Of the contract
the Rocky Ford ehautauqua will last for
an entire week and there will b four
performances during each twsntv-four :
hours, or twenty y-sight numbers In all
and. ~ the spiders say. thsrsT b IN
entire change Of program for each per :
formenes and = new list Of singers and
entertainers every day.
The Rsdpath bureau boasts Of having
the very best array Of ehautauqus talent
in the country and when the ehautauqua
COMMITTEES were shown The list from
which to make their choice they were
quits ready to endorse Mr.. Tsagardsn's
statement and in several instances found
Il . hard matter whom should b chosen
to entertain US, but the following list was
decided upon. which we bslisvs is Of so
diversified character eas to please and
give every one much more than their
moneys worth Of entertainment:
Boy Choir
Ladies Orchestra
DR.. Hopkins
Frank Dixon
DR.. Loveland
Morton Cramer
Male Quartette
Magician
Hungarian Orchestra
Gov. Taylor. "Fiddling Bob"
Munnell Trio
Thatcher Recital
Elijah Rams Horn) Brown
One other Standard Company
Newsns. Rata or Rice
Smith Damron
Albert Armstrong.
Geo. L. MeNutt
One Of the following: Dolliver. Ham
ley. Champ Clark. Cummins. Folk. Hoeh.
with preference 10 Dolliver.
One other Standard Lecturer.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
Averaee Almost IS Percent

The report Of the local a. B. S. Co.
factory for the season Of 1909 has been
completed. and from the figures at hand
the Enterprise makes few comparisons
showing the great benefits Of the sliding
scale to the careful grower who takes an
interest in the culture Of his crop:
For the four principal districts into
which the Rocky Ford factory territory is
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11

Annual Chicken Pie Supper at the
Presbyterian Church next Thursday.
Feb. IL. Supper served from 6 o'clock
on. Only 25 cents.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
New Indian Labor Agent

E. H. ColeQrovs overseer Of Indian
laborers arrived Wednesday with his
family from Phoenix. Ariz.. to enter upon
his duties as superintendent Of the Indian
laborers in this vicinity. Mr.. colearovs
succeeds Ralph p. Collins who had
charge Of this work for q number Of
years and who was first to demonstrate
the value lof Indian labor in the field.
Last year Mr.. Collins had about 400 In
dian boys in the beet fields and many
were regularly employed as farm hands.
The position Of oversser is governed by
civil service rules. and Mr.. Collins was
released because Of the fact that he had
no rating with the commission, although
a petition signed by hundreds who wish
ed him continued in the field for which
he is so well qualified. was sent to the
department, asking that he be retained.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11
LOANS
At the present time / am
the following loans:
$40, 900 $4,000 $500 $4,000
$1,000 $4,000 s1,5oo S1,500
S1,5O0 $500 s1,4o0 $1,000
$1,000 $1,000 S1,5oo $500
S1,500 $500

| also have all the money
| can use for all good loans.
Remember, l do not
charge over 2 per cent COM
mission.
If you have money you
wish to loan. | can place it
for you.
Have not had a foreclos.
ure in the II years l have
been in the business.
Interest rate 7 and 8 per
cent.
Ask for my loan folder.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1910-02-11

Ed Wade former employe Of the A.
B. S. Co., was visiting Rocky Ford friends
the first Of the week. Mr.. Wade now
has a responsible position with Victor
wholesale firm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-31

Nusiihten finb beIonbers betriibeno
fiir bic pislen fremben iunsen DAMIEN,
bic auf ibren Gommerreiien, banf ibs
rsr aner3osenen Selbitanbisteit, oft
sans ollein bic Norbieebdber beIuden
unb BET bieier geIesenbeit audi tpobl
nah6amburg fommen; man bente nur
an lehrerinnen. 2elepboniitinnen uiip.
Wie piele bon ibnsn - jung, fein unb
allein - babe ih ihon an pcetifdsn
Sommertaaen Dor bem MIiterpapillon
in Natur, 9oiletten unb ShlasIabne
idpGrmen feben, obne oab ibre Seelen
ettpcs bon Der esitrensen hambursi'
IGen QuffaFuns Der Treibeit jung.
feiilsollein abnten. limb tpie piele juns
ae, fe ne 6dmbureerinnen, bic beim
promenieren i'm Sormer IS Iih niht
blben rerfagen tDnnsn, osn rSber" um
cine pcrtion rGsn,iihies1 su eriudsn,
ipsrben iid jebt nit GrauTsn sesens
nartig balten, auf tpelhem 0uliun iie
gtIeFrn tabsn! 9oh Shers beiieiie:
Non TIT uhne Jrogt in 6ambur9 i'm.
msr :hh elm bibhen .piitI6erie", ipie
man tor. Elm aI3u ileinlitsidnerbliis
.i3ss gelbaIten fpottenb nenni, obpchl
man nit 5suereifer uno nod immer
rictt Qans geItiuten Sebriiihten ben
netrFdb.i'ttr 9uihnitt fir iif in
Qa'pruh nebnen m0h.e. allein 70
pii.itsrls. bab man cine iunae Dame
rerb6t'i1 Iinbsi, nur ipei. iie einmal
olIein cir gafe tei4ht, nm Die tpeiben
3dhnA.n aui turae 3eit in Wo.'a unb
Sdlaefabn. gu tautsn, III man IN
Sambura benn bod ipphI niht. Wenn
man ts iibsr iih seirinnt, Die Sarburs
GER Gamen ta9tdelih su 5tpinssn, on
elmer rerruTensn Strabs poriiber3ugss
ben, bi. Ti5 herausForbernb unb NIT
bem unoertennbdren 8eprdge ibrer 81
ftimmuns in elmer Deiie ouf ben
6oup.perfsbrsiree nabs benz mSunsierns
| itieg 0Ffrst. bab lie gar nitt iiberieh.n
perben 'rnn, bunn ,pirb man eefuib
and nihts barin finoen, ipenn cine
Dame in otIer llnItulo in einsm orsrs
tarnt euten GAZE ibr ydbhen ihlirIt.
ouh tptnn lie es - pislIeidt esraoe
aus Ttrsnger Sitte -- sallein" 81 thun
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