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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
Lighting the Morning Fire.

The eternal feminine and the ever
lasting masculine clashed in Spokane
a day or two ago. The occasion was
the worId-old-question: Should man
or woman build the morning ire3
The result is interrogatively implied
in the query as to the outcome of an
irresistible force meeting with an i'm
movable body.
There was a hot time in the old
town and the majesty Of, the law was
invoked. But the court confined it
self to the consequences Of the clash
and side-stepped its cause.
Is it mans duty or woman's to
offer fire in the morning to the lares
and penates Of home?
The subject contains more than
light, and burns with a blue fame
ore suggestive OF Internal than celes-
tial urns. However, in the light of
history and The rule OF reason, it I'M
q~uestionabfy is mans duty to light
the morning fire.
For consider. Man is the head of
the family still, or fanc.es chat he is,
and in olden times this head of the
household was its priest as we'll as
king. As priest OF the family it was
his privilege and responsibility to
render sacrifice to the goa4o i the
hearth no less THAI those Of the heav-
ems and of the under world. So long
as he continues to arrogate to HIM
self the headship of the house, even
in these modern and degenerate days,
he may not divest himself of the
duties that 60 with The honors.
No man, accordingly, who knows
the lofty ancestry Of the fire on The
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

higher privilege than that OF accom-
panying him, to guard him against
danger, to fight against his enemies,
and when the last scene OF all comes
and death takes his master in its en-
brace and his body is laid away in
the cold ground, no matter if all
other friends pursue their way, there
by his graveside will the noble dog
be found, his head between his paws
and his eyes sad, but open in alert
watchfulness, faithful and true even
to DEATH"
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
fine Bluff Playground Opened.

Pine Blll, Ark, June ia pub
dc playgscuud for the children in
pine Bluff ha; been established at
sixth and Nam streets and equipped
with every FACILITY for children's rec
cation. The playground was form
ally opened so-day.-G-D.
This was in Arkansas. What is
:hc matter with Versailles, Mo-, play
ing the Arkansas gamer
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
Sleeping In Church.

Rev. Mr., l,laycr of the Wagner
Pace NJ. +. Church said in the morn
..g sermon delivered on Sunday ,hat
= ,'uSSioas OF the higher crl,icism in
''' pulpit put people to sleep. There
en- b" no doubt OF il. ANY intelli-
( =, discussion OF the higher criticism
~. ! necessarily be scientific in char
.~r. We have nc"cr been able /.
understand how a sermon at that kind
r. KEEP people awake as surely as
ia. Of the old-jaShionet kind. filed
%t,h sulphur and birthstone. or which
rs.7ts to the Rock Of Ages as the one
h,pe cl the race. The higher criti-
"a is for the higher order oi minds,
l,lerS OF truth. VINO seek it Tor It's own
SAKE. Even these must nod at times
L,cr great dcli"eranccS OF great think.
crs. When they 90 they lay the worl
aside. to be again taken ~ wher
'uina and body are o active,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
Rock island Time Card,

kOIt 'l'tC CIV
WEST BOUND DEPARTS
Nc. -, Daily. L.in,ited-kansas
City, Colorado Springs. Vu-
ehlo and Texas points. .3:42 a. III
No. %, Daily Lacsl-~Kaaaas
City. and al ntern!L~ +"
points, Also all points Test
- hours 10 Denver.......2:22 p. a.
No. 80, Through Esp. -ss,....2:Oo p. m
FAST BOUND Oh. ARTS
No. %, Daily, L.hnited-St.
IoH.s and all points east. ..2:l0 a. III
No. D, Daily, Local st. Louis
interluediate points aud all
points east. 1907 p. NJ,
40. Through Express LAP p III.
For sleeping car reservations, tickets, etc
apply to any Rock Island ticket agent,
no. IS, local freight ives, bound, de
parts at $50 a. III. No. SO, local freig'r..
east bound departs at sos a. III.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

HENRY COUNTY voted on local
option Thursday, June 10Th, and the
,",npe:ance folks won out by the i'm
m"nse majority of 1907. Lqcar
option is good for Henry county, it
.l. tried It and knows. 1t is just the
,"lng ior Morgan County, and we
hook ior an increased majority 10.
cod and the right when lhc test
3 in comes.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

SOCIETIES
A'r.W e'S"i"!'i"'' we -, ,.
VI, s,, .,,r., 49,.
n'"U' ''e"'"s ''"ie "'N' ~
e""'" ,.,.
W " E,.,ocu s.cr.,,rx
VERSAILLES NofNL "RNH w
meets ever! -"' r'"ay "'S" ~ e"" ~
II ''"' 'i''''s companions
r." "''
70 ,.r y.rs,ph,s o,,a M. OIL. regular
n.a,irys cv.,v Tuesday ni,ht.
-. CLIFTON. n, g..
Nou,rx Roe s.cret,rr.
u..,p y,rs.,r,- ,,,n, \, 10, no.ts
rh,rs,,, r,,h, ~ Ron. e.. a..
=, y ~ iI,,r.os II ,tp
NJ W. 'elsa'h'S camp no %H-' "e''S ne
@hu III i"' r'''"' "'Sna 1t. '"' u "''
- Observation-Disclosures ."'"' '''" Dh'"' aus"
Versailles Camp No. $500, Royal Neighh"rs of
America. meets every 1t and 3rd Friday
uiglits III each month at Odifeliow Hail.
MKs. {. l.. WOODBRIDGE, @ tcl.s
IL X. NJ. liza Id TouE. Tribe. NO. III. meets
ever! "e'iesua! sleep
VA. ph"'''oLp' 9"'"eh'
g. v n. HUDSON C."iH'
W. ., "'-NeiHa''!eN camp 80 -" meets
every LIST and Srd Monday nights III each month.
A. PorrrR,C. NJ.
JAMES DrDLeV, C'cik.
Lodge No. 1873, Modern Brotherhood Of Amer lea
Regular meetings the Bird Saturday night IN each
month. wv. Guso*. President.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
Another Big Offer

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year and the Daily Kansas City Post
one year, including the big Sunday
edition, both for $2.75.
Good only for a short time, SO" you
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= You will find in the Post
All best news, ably and quickly told.
Complete Market Reports.
Best State News.
Unexcelled Telegraph Reports.
Best Sporting Page and many other ex-
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The Sunday Post, with it colored comics
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best of everything in news and pictures.
Send subscription to
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Versailles, Mo-.
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Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
Trustees Sale Of Real Estate.

WHEREAS. Edward Norris and Olive Norris,
t uhs vile, ny their certain deed OF trus. aa.eu on
ed IL book 81 at page dig Of the deed OF trust re-
the undersigned trustee the following de-
s ssr,6ed real estate, lying AID being III the
Sounty OF Morgan and state oil missouri, to-w,!:
Lot eleven (1l), block 'B' of Williamson's ad-
S MisSn to the Town (now City. OF , yersa III -
MissouIi, except a strip eleven ieet wine Oh VI
the south side Of said lot used as an alley, in
Trust TO- secure the payment Of one proiniss9ry
note given by the said Edward Norris and MIS-:
olive Norris, and fully described in SAID deed Of
ttus,, and. whereas, default has been MADE ~
the payment of said promissofy note which Is
Past que and unpaid. Now. therefore; oy virtue
OF ihe power and authority. vested IN me py
salu deed OF trust; and at the tequest OF the
isgai holder Of said note, I hereby give NOTICE
tnat on saturday, the fifteenth day OF yniy; h.D.
III. between the hours Of nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and five O'Clock In the atternoon OF
thal d,y, at the Court House door IN the cry OF
VERSAILLES, in the County Of Morgan ana State
o. missouri. I will sell said lot at pubic SAFE 70
tne highest bidder for cash. to SATISFY saio oeeo
ana 10 pay the cost of executing TINS trust
Amos A. KNooP. Trustee.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

since ClovcrhurSt i, an assured
fat, it is all there as the Dozier Bros.
It it, the sidetrack ON this side of
depot ,hould be moved over to the
other side with the other sidetracks.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
Advertising Rates.
'phono No. lo3.
20 Our Friends.

We would ask our friends who have
orders of publication, trustees sales,
administrators notices, and o,ier
legal printing. to remember us, we
car do your work correctly and at
jlj, prices. Please remember and
1ul't forget it.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

Continue to watch the date after
your name, and keep it within the
II month bounds. We need the
uoney, and your dear Uncle Sam
says it is the proper thing to do.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

hearth and values his rights as head
of the home, will refuse to kindle the
household hre.--Spoksne (Wash.)
Spokesman-Review.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

This sort of weather surely proves
mans dependence, and it requires
something Of the sort occasionally
TT some men. and some OF the wo-
men TOO.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22
J. W. McCLELLAND,
Abstracter,
Real Estate,
Loans and
Insurance.
Room.6, Mason 6 Hardy Bldg
Versailles, Mo.
DIRECTORY.
TIMES or HOLDING coUE1

TfMEs or HOLDING coUE1
Circuit court-3rd Msnday In April ana 2hd MON
day In August and December.
Probate court-2ndM Monday in February Ma! anu
November. and It'll Monday In August.
County court-first Monday ih February May
August and November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1911-06-22

SOCIETIES

SOCIETIES
A.. +. A. M.-versaii'cs ., I"iae. No. H. regular
communication the .1St and 3rd Friday nights each
mouth. Visiting brethren Invited and c"rdiiii!
welcomed.
II. Z. KELLY. W. NJ.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
"AS YOU LIKE IT. ~

The audience at ElmwuOd Semin.
airy last Thursday night liked it very
we'll, for every one Of the characters
was we'll carried out. Misses F.s.
ther Gale and Leila McClintock mad
the principal male parts, "Orlando ,"
and "Oliver," ard Misses May
Cover and Alva Clay the female
parts Of Rosalind" and Celia. a"
The music under charge Of Mr.
Hugh Porter was exceptionally fine
and was very much appreciated
The orchestra was composed Of Mr.
Porter, Oliver Edwards, John Rob
inson with Miss Ethel Morris at the
piano and Miss Nettie Delaney on
the violin. The selections were
"All Alone" Every Little Move.
ment, shapiro Medley, " intrnduc.
ing "You are the Ideal of My
Dreams, ANY Little Girl" etc.
kiss Me" and Underneath the
Sugar Moon
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
MOTHER OF TRIPLETs
AWAKES TO FIND ONE DEAD.

Last Thursday morning "A, Mrs
William Knight, near Pennington,
awnk" at $50 O'Clock, She reached
over T." kiss the triplct, that wrr"
born to her July 24th When her
lips pressed the cheek of Leeta an
agony OF fear seized her heart THE
coIdn"ss OF death was in the tusch.
Th" distressed mother says the
little mite did not appear to be ailiug
in any way us she had nur-ed at
thrr" o'clock that morning The
parents hay" the SINGER" sympathy
of the entire community in this
great sorrow that has come To- them,
for everyone felt an interest In the
triplrts They were apparently
strong and healthy, and it was hoped
that all three would live and grow
L. womanhood
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
MRS G. A. TETLEY ENTER.
TAINs HOME MISSION SOCIETY

Mrs. George A. Tetley entertained
the Home Mission Society ut thu
NJ. f.. Church, South, Wednesday
of this week in an all.day meeting
There were about thirty-iiv' pres
rut, among them Miss Connie Fa-
gan, the new Deaconess Of the Flat
River district, and Mrs. Carr of FL.
wins. the district secretary. A most
pleasant aud profitable day wa-
spent, all present enjoyed the meet
ing and were delighted with tn,
charming manner in which they
were entertained by their hostess.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
mInnlNERY OPENING
Saturday, Sept. 80, II
m RS. S. c.. uHTTS
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.

Mrs. Ben Il. Downing entertained
last Friday afternoon in houur nl
her si,trr.iu-luw, Mrs. John T..
Brrathit, y most delightful after
noon was spent and Mrs Rr"athitt
enjoyed very much urcting her old
friends. The invited guests we're
Mcsdamre f. A. Rozicr, W. +.
Halle. Z. y Fisher, =. :. Cole, +.
:. Weber, Florence Walker, Gene.
We've r. Logan, VIII Chiuu, VIII
Lang, \. J Xwart. " W. Waters,
NJ. +. Cayc". Misses Margaret No
land Flprruc" Lawrence, Edith and
Beth Halle. Lillian N"idrrt and
Cordrlia Wilhitr.
Miss Anna Buttrrnrld gaN" two
very delightful hridz" whist parties
in honor of her guest, Miss Sarah
Macarthur ul St Louis. The first
one wa, uu saturday afternoon when
the invited guests wrrr Mesdamo~
j II Jour-, +. =. Ru1irr, W T.
Halle. +. u. Fisher, NJ =. Cayrr
Routh, j. B. Smith, {, H. Fleming
=. :. Cole, W. Il. Lang, W. W. Wa
tor.. sam l>"umau, G"ucvirvc r
Logan, Nt->r- Pearl and Myr'
Card} Mary Wilson and Elsie
CHyc".
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
DIR. LUTHER M. PERKINS
DIES AT TACOMA, WASH

Or. G.. 4. Perkins of ElNins re-
c"ivcd a telegram yesterday from
Tacoma. Wash. Announcing tn"
death of his brother, Or. Luther VI.
Perkins. Wednesday morning, sep
temhrr 18th. Dr. Perkins has been
an invalid for several years, having
had "a nervous stroke closely re-
srmhliug paralysis, which Affected
his whole nervous system and re-
suited i'm locomotuT ataNia. He re-
moved from here 10 Tacoma some
years ago. and after his atllirtlnn b."
went t. Texas and spent some
and last fall cam" here and
remained during the winter and
spring with his mother near Farm
ingtun, returning tu Tacoma about
four months ago. lie was man of
active mentality, auduntl%ithstand-
ing his aiIlictiuu his mind was clear
and vigorous and his disposition
hopeful and cheerful. He was born
and reared near Pennington and
has many relative, and warm
friends here. II" leaves a wife aud
two children, an aged mother and
two brothers, Dr.. 6. y. Perkiu, of
Elvins, and } NJ. Perkins, who
lives IN Texas, and ON" sister. Mrs.
I,Itp I'rrti-I in * IEpufnrL !
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
MeM GOCGyO.
~zZzy
HALE OLD COUPLE.

Judge and Mrs. j. Z, Mitchell,
who have been making their home
for some months with the family of
their son, Judge jeff d. Mitchell, in
Pennington, are now on n visit to
their son, Mr.. Thomas &. Mitchell,
at BOnne Terre. Last Friday, Sep
tember I'D, Judge Mitchell celebrat-
ed the eighty-secOnd anniversary Of
his birthday, aud his lifelong COM
panion, Mrs. Catherine Mitchell,
will be eighty-two on the 10Th of
next February Jugde Mitchell
came tO st. Francois county from
Allen county, KY, when small
boy, and Mrs. Mitchell, who was
the daughter nf the late Capt.
George Day, was born In this COun-
IS, near LeadwOud. They Were
married on the Eth day of January,
ISL. nearly siXty-nne years ago.
Judge Mitchell has been prominent
in county affairs and served several
terms as n member uf tn" County
Court. Few people are better known
in the county than this venerable"
couple and none stand higher IN th"
esteem and affection Of those who
know them, and who wish I'm CON
tinurd peace, health and content
mrut as together they pass on t"
the twilight glow of liie's setting
sun.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
TRIBUTE TO REV WIN. COURT

fNl'N'N'""N' MO" sept -'' I',l.
we, '"' hoa'" '' steward" OF
r"'I'lI'I'"'' iI"i-"' representing
'''' '"Ir'. an" ''' '''''l' '' @ala
"",''' "''',. 20 'NI'''S'""I '.a.'N7
~ ''I '''''' " '''''H' ""I' LOT '''
''''.'''' anu ''''''''''' N'.' ' ''' It. our
.''''' ""' '''- ''.' f">' '""' f'''7'
i'' mas ''''' " '''-'i''-' h"' "''f To-
""' CIV" h"I''' h"' /" 'h' entire
town. Many homes hay" been mad"
brighter and murr cheerful because
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28

Ladie- are invited to I">p''' '"'
I fin" display Of millinery a' MIS- :
&. Watts fall opening "n SATURDAY
sept. 30,
Mrs. Merrill Pipkim was taken /"
/ st. Lonio last saturday I"I "'' "i'
Grafton for appendicitis Nh' WAS
accompanied by Mr.. fIpkll ana ~
Downing.
I'll" Miriam Missionary N"rI''1 "'
. the Presbyterian Church VIII give
an ice cream festival on III" 'h"i'n
lawn next SATURDAY 'N'''''-' 'l'
temhcr 30, from 1" ~ " ''"'N'
MIR Fred Nnrhschoeu. instructor
I'm dancing. nm, rented the Opera
uousn j. making good progress in
c.ttipo mn a class. and will open his
|d,rrirp .srhuol in the near rutur".
Indg. CLAY and mi, family. MIR.
,,d N~. / f. Swtuk and Mr. and
NJ. Hahn Swiuk and family left
r,r r,,I,rnruio last Saturday. the
r,r,r.r far san Diego and the latter
for Pasadena,
=, = pol,u,,. ,,d Mi. d,poh.
,,;.- Nh. WON, dnw, :,
Frndrricktown Saturday to attend
1.-THE funeral ole Mr.. Fred M"Wr",
/ brother Of Mrs. Delaney, which
/ took place Saturday afternoon
,r,r,i, / Cl,rdy Jr.. left 'fur the
| r,,, ,;ir,rd,.,u Fnir yn.trruay i'm
I,is ,rt,nnhiln. arrompauird bv Mr..
r W Eavcs Of the st. Francois
Hotel and Linn Raridcn. with Bon
Bruno at the wheel as schatTour.
"NIpstard" Ryington waived pre-.
Ili,,ir,r,. examination before Suuirr
p,I,r. -, EIvins ou the 18th. He
T.. .,,,,d., h,nd of ~ nOO for the XIII.
inn nf InI,r Cartrr ON the lst inst.
,J.,r,,,,d ,,itI u,urd.r I'm tLn frs, de-
0.rr..
l.u,.., lin, ,.,
....i... g., Il. ,,rrd II ~. did
and well-cstabishrd Tetley Jewelry
Stor". Watches of every deSrrip.
ton and price-gnld. guld-lillcd, Sii-
yer, nickel cases and reliable time
keepers.
Mrs ! l. Rnwmnu of Ronur Tcrre.
rr..id.,,t If tine Federated club. ui
mis- district. will ha i'm Pennington
mis- afternoon for the purpose Of
considering the organization of an.
other literary '!ub' Tor "''ci ''''''
3 seems l" ne '"'l'
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
MARKET!

Next Saturday, September 30, Is the
regular Market day OF the Kings
Daughters Of the Christian Church
at The Times office. Provide your
self with something nice for your
sunday dinner by calling at the
Market. All sorts OF good things IL
plt
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
TOWN AND YlCINAGE
Now Kraut At KIcin'.

I..f..
m,.', -, rI.i..,.
''''"''.
prE 9a'' N''' s'' '.'' '"'''
MUM .......
MIS-. '''' ''''>'''
jhIS week
Miss Rrth nam" + NiH'''"- '''"'
t.ves IN bonh' l'ir''
Dr.. Sebastian of Bismarck was a
Pennington visitor SATURDAY.
Dr and Mrs +. l.. Keith OF fIat
River visited IN town c"upI" OF
days.
Mrs. j. {. Alexander and Mrs
Bert Iwar, w"r" St. Louis visitors
this week.
Mr. r. \. Murphy OF Knob Lick
lad business iu Pennington last
saturday.
Harry SHAW came an from Lecper
sunday to visit his mother, Mrs. j..
4. Rrnathitt
Mrs Jonn Doughty has returned
rnue from a visit to her parents in
Bellevue.
Pattern Hats ON display at open
ing Saturday, september 80, at Mrs.
Laakmau'S,
Flat River is to have postal
savings bank, to be opened about
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
ELMwooD ALUMNAE AssocIArN

There will be a meeting Of the
Elmwood Alumnae at the home Of
Mrs. John Murrll Saturday. Sep
tember 30, at four O'Clock The
members are requested to be pres
emf
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28

Night school at Business
College next Monday evening,
7 o'clock. Will be conducted
on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings from seven
to nine. Tuition from So to S4
a month. Young people who
are employed during the day
should avail themselves OF
this opportunity. Many young
people in Pennington need
this work, and later years will
show those who do not take it
up their great mistake.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28

WASTED-tiirl for general house
work in 1t. Louis fiat of five rooms /;
wages SIS per month. Address Mrs.
q w. Mccormack, 3S47 Page Ave.
st. Louis.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28

Auction Sale of Household Goods
and Machlnist Tools at the Court
House saturday afternoon, Septem-
ber 80, at > O'Clock.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
WILL ATTEND STATE FAIR.

The following parties will attend
the State Fair at Sedalia next week /:
Judge f.. f.. Swink, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel J. Tetley, Mr.. and Mrs. {.
p. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Mauley, Messrs. +. T. holland, Doc
Mackley, Ed Harrington. Vernon
Doss, and perhaps others. Mr.. no.
land left Wednesday with bunrh
OF his fine Hampshire hogs for en-,
try. Judge Swink, who is IA mem.
ber Of the State Board Of AgriruI,
ture, left this morning SO as to he
there mt the reception of President
Taft on Saturday. The Fair, how.
ever, does not begin until Monday
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28
SOUTHEAST MISSOURI
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
TO MEET IN FBRMINGToN

Southeast Missouri Teachers Assoc.
cin,,,u met in the Hign school
huiIli,., ,r ,Li. CITY Inst saturday
afternoon ht '''' I"I '''' P"'P"H' ~
arranging tn" program Tor tu' meet
in ut the Association October 2G.
>, and ~. This meeting = also t"
he ."Id Tn F"rnIngt"u harh m"in-
hrr ,, tine committee was present:
I...., " II tt,,.,,,,,... at pI.,,,,,-
''''
ht'd, president "i the AsH"''"'I"H'
Principal I. j. stewart "i fiat
Rive. srrr.torv. \. G.. Mayiu of
r.. ,..,,,.,...,, >..r.,ol. Sr,, /
,'l'.. '''''' va" ,,''' ~, ''''''
~ v..l,.r- ,,r, n... lo., yo,r
r,,....,.l =, a.. VIA. Srr,m NJ
,r..... ,,,,., a. -. .,;,,r of
a.. .,...,..',r.nn. p,.,,.,,r
Program Tor Octooor meeting
Thursday Evening October 20.
MU>ir-CarIrtuu ln~titut" String
quartet
ync.I yI,' II .ni,NN "I vi, NIr. e q X,.i.on
Address, Rise Of the Couserya-
I,"h movement III H',l"r'Ga, ~
,''taa,', ~ ,'''''
''un' '' VI '''i'N w.,
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MONDAY CLUB.

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will begin next Monday, October >,
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Miss Mary Wilson, the president.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-09-28

Auction Sale of Household Goods
and Machinist Tools at the Court
House Saturday afternoon, Septem.
Der 80, at 2 O'Clock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-15
Tick Eradication in Sumter

The question of tick eradication seems to have driven the good people of Sumter county into two hostile camps, the one favoring tick eradica- tion and the other opposing it. Con gressman Hobson opposes the re- moval of tick inspectors from the county, while John A. Rogers of Gainesville and Senators Bankhead and Johnston seem to be on the other side of the fence. Up to the present time Captain Hobson is proving stronger than his opponents, and the tick inspectors are still endeavoring to drive all ticks out of the county.
 Surely in this matter something broader than local sentiment is need ed. If the cattle of Alabama are to be rid of ticks each and every county must cooperate. It will do little good to rid one county of ticks when the next county has them. This damag- ing pest can be droven out of the state if all will cooperate in the mat ter. It is result we'll worth striving for, and the patriotic citizens of Sum- ter should fall in with the procession.
 It is useless to talk about raising corn and alfalfa and cattle while the tick is permitted to afflict the last named. The best interests of the state seem to call for a statewide effort to get rid of all ticks. Every county should do it's duty. Every county should secure the aid of the federal government, and when it does it should obey all the orders of the tick inspectors in order that the pest may be driven out of the state alto gether.