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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-24
OUR VACATION.

The 26th OF August our family
started for little vacation trip. We
started about 4:50. We had a very
pleasant ride, only that It was chilly
AT about O'clock we ate lunch
The next morning we landed at Hamp
shire, Ill. My cousin met ne at the
train. We had a real nice visit. Aunt
Kezia taught me how to hemstitch
two different kinds OF stitches. We
went to my cousins farm and had 9
fine time.
In Hampshire they have corn can
ming factory, We went through It
First is the huskers. How fast they
do husk. They husk at the rate OF
As to 46 bushels day, working from
in the morning until at night. In
another room is big sort Of a tub
where they cut it or It then runs
into cans by machinery, then sealed
down and put on trucks. It Is then
taken into room and cooked. When
cooled it Is Grated and shipped to
many different places.
The milk canning factory is another
nice factory, but will not stop to de-
scribe it.
In a few days we went to Elgin. We
saw the big watch factory for which
Elgin is noted. Elgin is quite little
larger than Ottumwa. We were in
the big Star theater. It is nice ona
One afternoon all of us went to
Lords park. There is. lake their
that is used only for the pleasure of
these who want to row a row boat. In
the big pavilion are stuffed animals
of almost all American kind. Some OF
the stuffed heads are elk, goats.
moose, musk, OK, seal, Irish fossil elk
with imemnse big horns and the bison.
The whole stuffed animals are the
sea lion, also the carcass of his head.
mountain lion, musk OK, moose, seal,
porcupine, coyote, Hudson bay seal,
jack rabbit, mink, Buffalo, Alaskan
mountain sheep, wild cat and Rocky
mountain sheep. There was also a
jaw Of man eating shark with 200
saw teeth. The fowls were Colo
RADIO Condor, owls, sand hill crane,
stork, blue heron and flamigo and all
kinds of birds that we see around
here
Out doors was big glass case full
Of fish Of all kinds.
The live animals were as follows:
monkeys, wild hogs, alligators, rae
coons. coyotes, wolves, black bears,
possums, goats, American elks, deer,
Buffalo and other animals. There
was also a white crow and some bald
eagles.
We went to Wing park. There we
went over many beautiful drives and
saw many beautiful flowers. There
was golf grounds as big as the one
out at the Country club, and fine
public bathing pool and Dressing
rooms.
Laura Names.
1923 N. Wapello St., Ottumwa, la.
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The Courier junior
Published by
D the couRiEE. PRINTING &C.
oTTuMWA, IOWA.
Z nAril pA pEvEREAux.
An, EDITOR.
WANT 1WENTY-FoUR oo'
LUCK" JUNIORS.

near Juniors.-We have twenty four
GOOD Luck" banks each capable ~
holding ten dimes. to give to 2u twenty oen
four s'Good Luck Juniors. W. 81,
hear YOU say, ''what are Good LUCK
1uniors?' well, that is what we want an,
y ! ort to tell us. We want you all to work <
Is this contest and tell some Good s
i.,cr: stories. either about yourselves,
relatives, friends, or even about inc ne
country or city in which inc o. Wlro oa,s
live. For instance, just now ottumWa
Rs almost two GOOD Luck stories,
e We Win let some Of the Juniors ten
~. they are. This contest will open
rn 49, and the closing day will depend
upou the number Of Good LUCK LUCK,
stories we receive by next lnuisua ~
vhich; may be the closing day, SO les =
Iii the juniors 70 to work at once. the
Good Luck banks can be worn on q
l,ttle chain or pin and are the shape OF
! paddock.
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SOME OF THE BIRDS i KNOW.

know the names of many different
birds.
will first name the meadow lark,
which is about as big at robin. They
are gray with yellow breast. They
build their nests in the grass. Then
there Is the blue bird which is very
pretty The canaries are pretty
little birds too There are some vel
low ones and some that are yellow
with black on. They can sing very
pretty The mocking bird cen mock
any bird or at least will try.
In the summer time almost every
summer evening you can hear the
Whip-poor-wills. A quail or Bob
white.
Next comes the black bird which
is generally all black but some times
they have red on one Of their wings.
They are always called red winged
black birds.
Now comes the Jay bird which you
can hear almost every day.
His calls are "jay, jay He is a
pretty mean bird.
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1928 N. Wapello ST., Ottumwa, la
THE PARROT.

The many colored parrots OF South
America and New Zealand include a
great variety Of birds, all OF which
have very strong beaks and claws, ad-
mirably adopted for climbing about
the trees In which they live in their
native lands. They all feed on seeds
and fruits, except one kind in New
Zealand, which lives on insects and
animal refuse. Sometimes they at
tack live sheep. Several kinds Of par
rots are very tame when kept In cap
tivity. Almost every boy and girl has
seen parrot. One Of my friends has
parrot that can talk, whistle and
sing almost as good as any one. He
says MACK wants to go to bed,' and
lots Of ether words. He calls me
Mabel most of the time. He is a
Panama and is of a dark green with
red and yellow feathers, also blue
and black.
LaRue Downing, age II
Selma. Iowa.
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BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR CARDS
49, HERE

We have finally received the beautl-
f,ll souvenir cards that we have Deen
expecting for some months The junior
that writes the best story on the pos
,tals sent out this week Will receive q
IN 2 souvenir album az q prize. VI
course Ill the writer's will get postals.
We viii still send souvenir cards lot
II, stories or letters appearing In the
Junior. Write some short stories on
the following subjects II you 40 NOT
wish to write letter:
AsPARRoT.
AsGoLpFIsH. z
i SEPTEMBER RIDE.
We have another nice may story to-
day: ..ax., ~
day. We would like nice story about
Daniel Webster.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
New Hampshire is q state that IS q
rnod deal wider at the bottom than It
Il at the top. It is very old state and
has 4 great many schools IN IT. It mas
furnished great many great men TO
this country, one Of which was Daniel
wehster. In the northern part OF the
state is Mt. Washington, which IL
mite q good sized mountain when
compared with other mountains In the
eastern part Of the country. New
Hampshire is one Of the New England
states. People from any OF these states
are called Yankees.
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Next the crow which says cav, cav
The oriole and red birds are pretty
birds. Well / will now tell you of the
hawk. He flies around and catches
chickens.
The brown thrush Is pretty bird
They are brown birds.
In the spring time you can always
hear the pee wee. They say pee wee
have never yet seen one that know
OF but have heard lots Of them.
A cat bird Is dark bird but Is not
black. It sounds something like cat
There Is the barn swallow that always
builds their nests in barns.
The sparrows are mean birds. There
is no body that likes them. The wise
old owl sleeps all day and stays awake
at night.
The wren, the humming bird the
wood.pecker / will not tell you about
as will make my letter to long to tell
about all know.
Wishing the Junior page much
success. I remain as ever.
A Daily Junior
Mabel Skirvin, aged II.
Floris, Iowa, r. F. d. No. 2.
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aTo7IEe.--LETTERs.
SOME BIRDS / KNOW.

Where live there is an elm tree
and up among its branches male ana
female bird used to reside. They had
nice warm nest which was lined with
lots Of hair, string and cloth. or any
thing that they thought was strong
enough to hold their little ones.
One day we looked in the nest and
there were three little spotted eggs.
There was one night when heard a
strange noise, one that no one but a
bird can make. The tone was mingled
with pain, anxiety and fear. Pretty
soon I heard piercing scream and
then heard no more. ooh, Hazel!' l
cried to my sister, "the cat has gotten
q bird, know, and shouldn't wonder
if it was catbird." Hazel sprang to-
ward the door and followed with the
broom. Before that had looked out Of
the window and seen a cat moving
around the house. FASTENED to where
it was and there was a plump catbird
in it's mouth was holding the bird
and trying to get the bird out OF Its
mouth. Il loosened my hold after a
while and with spring 1t was out OF
my hand. ran to see where it went
to and saw that It ran under the porch.
I poked the broom under the porch but
couldn't hit the cat. 1t was very I'M
fortunate that that bird happened to
be the mother. The male bird for
several days after mourned and cried,
but 1t stayed on the nest.
Another time know when was out
to Aunt Esther's, a bird kept flying
around my head. and looking up saw
cat climbing down the tree with q
young bird in its mouth.
often mock the bluejays and they
answer me.
NY sister Hazel told me about girl
friend who told her about one Cay
when she was out in the orchard she
saw the most peculiar thing. A bird
was in tree and there was a snake
hidden In the grass close by. Some
way it was charming the bird, movine
its head in certain directions. A cal
spied the bird and the snake, and
crouching behind the tree it watched
the movements Of the charmer, then
lifting it's paw, 1t charmed the snake
so that 1t couldn't move. The bird
was then released from the influence
of the snake and flew away before the
cat could seize it for it's dinner.
Vida Wahle, aged IL.
10 East Court St. Ottumwa a.
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;s!t,sN THE :TR.RcoNTEsT.

! NO. he benefit Of tho tardy Juniors,
ne wfn again publish the rules OF iast
/ waekn contest, because It does not
close until Monday, Seps-26:
This week we Win use the TWO SUP 10
facts sant 81 by the. Juniors Tor q Dlg
CONT contest. and We hope that the writer's writer,
viii be more careful in their COMPOSE.
lion than many Of them were IN me
recent contest, "a Trip Around inc
worh : The new subjects follow:
/, "a TRIP TO THE MOON.
a. JoURNEYsTo CALIFORNIA;.
we. WI not say how many Words
YOU must use, but we want you 70 pu'
the number at the top OF your STORY.
we IKE brief stories best. We VIII give
! surprise prize for the best story ana
Il Viii be something that you all VIII
like,
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PAPA HAS BEEN IN
HOSPITAL.

Dear Editor and Juniors: I have not
written to the Juniors since came
home from Ottumwa. but was toe
busy getting ready for school. to
write to any one. have not had time
to write to hardly any Of the Juniors
but will soon write to them again.
had very delightful time while
i was in Ottumwa, and at the Juniors
picnic. think the editor was Just
lovely to us. and know all the other
Juniors think so too.
We have new brick school nouse
The seets wee not in it Sept. 6 so
school was postponed until Monday
Sept. IL.
My papa was In the Ottumwa hos
pital. will answer Leona Vests nice
letter, and Hedvey Carlson's card
soon, Your Junior friend,
Josephine L. Norton, age, ID. =
Melrose, Iowa.
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CAROLINE FORGOT TO PUT HER
FRIENDS ADDRESS ON LETTER.

Dear Junior Friend: Received
your card the 18th and was glad to
hear from you. How many brothers
and sisters have you
I have one sister and no brothers.
Ny grandpa lives in Charlton. go
to see him quite often.
l am 10 years old. My birthday is
the 18th Of January.
I have 141 post cards 10 from the
Courier and five from Juniors.
I have got doll buggy from the
Courier also puzzle, post cards. a
coll, and stationery, popcorn and fan.
1t is hot today but the nights are
cool. l have pet kitty. How many
pets have you?
l have a play house out in the barn.
Well as my letter Is getting long will
close.
A Junior Friend,
Miss Caroline Lout,
425 Ottumwa st, Ottumwa, Ia.
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RHoDA's FIRST LETTER.
Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
AS I have never written before
will do 50 now. Our school began Sept
5. Our teachers name Is Miss Gal
lagher. Think she Is fine teacher.
like to go to school. study reading
arithmetic, physiology, history
grammar, geography, and spelling.
sit with Mae Schmetz. There are 80
pupils In school. My papa takes the
Tri- Weekly Courier and love to read
the Junior page
live one mile and half from Ed
dyville. / know two Of the Juniors
June and Lucy Lafferty.
have taken music lassons over a
year and like to play. My music
teacher Is Miss Madonna Scott. am
going to start in my third music
book in about two weeks.
| go horse back riding quite often.
like to ride. would like to exchange
post cards with any Of the Juniors.
Rhoda May Bennett, age 8,
Eddyville. Ia, r. No. 3.
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a SEPTEMBER RIDE.

Bernice was little girl who lived in
Chicago. III. She had big blue eyes
and golden curls and was years old.
Her uncle was going to take her an
auto ride one day and she could
hardly wait until it was time to go.
She was looking down the street
when she saw him coming. When he
reached her home she got in and
away they went for their ride. They
first went to Lincoln park. They had
q very mice time there. He then went
to one Of the big stores and bought
her some nice things. Then he took
her out in the country and back. She
was very busy telling her mamma
what nice September ride her uncle
had given her that day.
Elva Mae Huffman, age 10,
Chillicothe, Ia.
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INA WASHES THE DISHES.
Dear juniors:

Dear juniors:
am a little girl ten years old. This
is my second letter My birthday is
In July. Igot dime, a kitten and a
pair Of red stockings and some red
hair ribbons. I am in the fourth
grade ut Curtis school. have big
brother. was out in the coln-
try until school began. l wash the
dishes for mamma. 60 to Sunday
school every Sunday.
My grandpa and grandma take the
Courier. like to look over the
Courier Junior. would like to have a
post card Of the Pharus' horses.
Ina Hampshire, age 10,
512 Allen ST., Des Moines, Ia.
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GLADYS FIRST LETTER TO THE
JUNIOR.

Dear Junior:
have never written to the Courier
Junior so thought would try to
write letter.
l enjoy reading the letters in the
Courier Junior I have one sister
Her name is Florence. We just
moved to the farm March 81. We
lived In town for ten years and then
moved to the country. I like to live
in the country better than I do in
town. For pets we nave one doy and
two kittens. The dogs name is Joe
and the cats names are Fan and
Poll. have little cousin about Is
months old and I think he is very
cute. His name is Claude.
Gladys e. Foster, age II,
Nrkville, Iowa.
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PEARLS BIRTHDAY.

Dear Editor.-I live just littlS
ways from the school house. have
not missed a day. MY teachers name
is Miss Larmer. like her real we'll,
! am III the fourth grade. There ara
about twenty scholars In my room
My birthday is November % and
will be ten years old.
| would like to exchange cards with
the Juniors.
We live about twenty miles from
Ottumwa. Papa and mamma often 90
there to trade.
l like to read the Junior page.
Pearl Clark, aged 9.
Abingdon. Iowa,
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Dear Editor:
have never written to the Courier
Junior before. I will tell how spent
nv vacation on the farm
We live on my grandpa's farm. It is
farm Of 260 acres have no sisters
or brothers so i help papa and mamma
both I ride the horse to pull up the
hay. I rode the horse for two other
men beside my papa. help my
mamma wash and help milk. ! have
Jersey COW. Her name is Bessie.
There is creek that runs through
my grandpa's place. like to go fish
ing but the creek is too low now.
like to go to school have a mile
and a half to go. I went seven
months without missing day.
Vera Emanuel, age II.
Bloomfield, Ia. r. No. Z.
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HENRIETTA WRITES TO THREE
FRIENDS.

Miss Eunice Gibbs, Miss Elva HUI
mann and Miss Mary Palfreyman.
Dear Juniors:
AS all Of you girls have asked me TO
write you a letter and have 1t pr1nteo
in the Junior page thought would
write them all together In one letter.
I am always writing to the Junior, 80
I wrote them all in one.
How many cards have you girls got Z
/ have about six hundred and nfty.
am twelve years old. How old are YOU
Eunice? l know tho ages Of you other
girls. On my last birthday mamma let
me have a parry Of twelve girls. I was
presented with a pair Of silk gloves,
pair Of hair bows, nve yards In each
bow; about twelve pretty handker.
chiefs, pair o. roller skates, q pair, OF
shoes, a new dress, and bunch OF
birthday cards. Have any OF YOU had
any parties? think all Of you write to
Josephine and Frances Norton, don't
you? don't know whether Euntca OF
Mary write to Mabel Root or not, but
know Elva does. was visiting at her
house this vacation. have had the
pleasure Of visiting few hours with
Elva but have never met Mary OF
Eunice, although would like very
much to do so.
I am going to Ottumwa next Sat-
|urday. Sept. "a, but as am going on
business don't think will be able to
visit very much.
Have all Of you started to school?
have. I am in the eighth grade, grant
building. My studies are arithmetic
grammar. spelling, reading, history
drawing, painting, sewing and writ
ing. We were to take. cooking but al
school has Just started we may take 1t
yet
Well girls as my letter Is getting
long will close. Hoping to hear, from
all Of you soon, remain.
Henrietta Plaster, age IL.
Abba, Ia. South, D st.
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SEVEN RULES FOR THE JUNIORS

/ 1. Use one side Of the paper only.
3. Write neatly and legibly, using
Ink or q sshaxp lead pencil. J,
8. Always sign your name IN Iuii
and state your age.
4. Number your pages.
8. Do not copy stories or poetry ana
send to us as your own work
6. Always state choice OF prize on
a separate piece Of paper, with name
and address In full.
Address the envelope to Editor,
Courier Junior, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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HAzEL's BANTAM DIED.

Dear Edito" and Juniors: This is
tho second tire l have written
NV one bar. AN ilic,i ard one of orr
reish bors is 81 I, TO give Inc two
mere
P:.ra giva mo little wht-e pig and
MARINA give, ME Il wl,i7e zen for pets.
Ny birthiay was 'n'v ~ ! vas l
Iwould like to exchange postal cards
With some of t!1:. .iun!rrs.
will close fer this time.
Hazel Dcrthy aged II.
l,!akesburg low, 4. T. n, !.
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MYRoN HAS NO BROTHERS OR
SISTERS.

Dear Juniors:
NY birthday is May 20. I am 10
years old go to High Point school. l
am in the seventh grade. My papa
takes the Daily Courier. like to read
the Junior letters. For pets l have a
cat, colt. three lambs and some chick
ents. have no sisters or brothers.
live four miles southwest of OF
tumwa and one mile southeast Of
the Bear Creek mines. have lis post
cards. received one from the editor.
Myron Van Fossan, age 10
Ottumwa, Ia, r. No. 4.
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OUR NEW FRIEND, IVA LORRAINE,
FOWLER, -.

Dear Editor:
This Is my first letter to the Courier
/ like to live on the farm. We live one
mile and quarter from school. orr
school commenced the first Of Septen-
Der. have pet cat named Bunny
and also have a pet hen. like to read
the children's page. have pig. It is
white one. Some Of the good things
that grow in California are bananas.
raisins, figs mad oranges.
Iva Lorraine Foster, age 9,
Charlton, Ia, r. No. &.
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MARION HEARS FROM wINFRED.
Marion MinicfS, ottnmwa, Ia.
Dear Junior Friend:

Marion Minicks, ottnmwa, Ia. :
Dear Junior Friend:
live on farm Of 100 acres six
miles southeast Of Blakesburg. l have
,9bout threequarters Of q mile to go to
school. We have q new school house.
Our teacher is Ora Lowe. Last
school studied physiology, geography
grammar, spelling, algebra. physical
geography; arithmetic and writing,
How tar dUsJou I've from the school
house. I have Is postcards from the
ECourier Junior. gDosyou like to read !
Is do. have, fourteen Of A1ger's books.
I have three books from the Courier
Junior. VIII close for this time ask.
ing you to write me through the Jun.
Tor page.
Winfred Hunter, agte Is,
Blakesburg, Iowa.
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HAzEL's GOOD WISHES

am going to write again as / have
written twice. received card from
the editor Courier Junior and also one
from vida Wahe and thank them
both for them They were both very
pretty. am going to school now.
commenced Sept. 9Th. The teachers
name is Miss Flora Tobb. like her
very WELL
There are twenty-four scholars
at our school. like to read the
Junior page very much.
Well I will close with all good
wishes to the Juniors. and Editor.
Hazel Hatfield.
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CLARA HAS A CAT AND 4 poo,

Dear Editor:
This IL the first letter have ever
written to the Junior page. For pets I
have cat and a dog. The dogs name
Is Ruby. and the cats name IS Maltv.
I! like to read the letters in the Cour-
Ter Junior MY school mates are Lee
and Ruth Hempshill We have seven
little calves and 15 little pigs.
Clara Schilling, age 8.
Oakley, Ia, r. No. T. @
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AGNES HAS a FEW DOLLS.

Dear Editor:
am a little girl years old. have
never written before, SO I thought |
would write. l go to school and I am
in the first reader. My schoolmate is
Loretta Larkin. have a new teacher
this term and I like her very much. 1
have few dolls and just love to play
with them. would like to exchange
postals with the Juniors.
Agnes Huffman, age Z,
Chillicothe, Ia
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vERA's BIRTHDAY.

Dear Junior.1 will write. and tell,
you when my birthday is. / was born
at Richland, Iowa, June 10, 1898. and
when l was almost two years old We
moved to Blakesburg, and then We
lived there until was four years old
and then we moved to Libertyyille.
and we lived there until I was nine
years old, and then papa bought q
farm near Richland and it is the one
we are living on now. We are not 90
ing to move this spring. / am now
twelve years, old.
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one bright, sunny spring morning
Il OF l-ittens were playing about
tne door OF barn. The mother was
lying down and watching the play
ful tricks OF her happy kittens, and a
large hawk, which had been searching
all morning for his breakfast. saw
them, and like an arrow he dartod
upon one Of the kittens. The mother,
saw the danger Of her little one and
sprang at once upon the hawk and 4
long and fierce battle was fought, but
at last the hawk was killed, though
the mother cat had lost one eye and
was covered with blood. but she Just
ran to her kitten and licked its
wounds.
Cora E. Matherly, aged IA.
Ia. Ia. d No ] IIninn Mills To
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MARY WANTS 10 EXCHANGE
CARDS, y

Dear Editor:
As have never written to the Jun
Tor I will try and write. NV papa
takes the Tri-Weekly Courier. / enioy
the Junior letters very much. am
going to school now. I have two
brothers and one sister. Their names
are Sylvester, Walter and Charlotte.
would be elad to exchange post cards
with any Of. the Juniors.
Mary O'Bryan, age IL,
Melrose, Ioaw, r. No. I,