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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
The Poultry Queen.

According To the 1911 Red Hook
Just issued 10y Commissioner I,iggs. 81
the state Bircau of Labor statistics.
Missouri led every state In the union
IN 1910 IN the value uf poultry output
and easily maintained her proud posi-.
ton A. Poultry Queen Of the Tn.
ion
The live and dressed poultry. eggs
and feathers which were sent 10 mar.
kci IN the year In question were
worth sjp.5Gb,2 While jlir eStima,ed
value Of these commodities which
were consumed locally was lo.2~,V o0.
or a total valuation for the state of
tIo.odi.25'. To get proper concep.
tion oi the actual poullr, production
of the state. II must In taken Int q ac.
count that before any shipments were
made The many large 81, irs Of Nilsson.
II were Hrs, supplied, 81 tina, the -.
tima,cd value Of these products con-
stunned locally. which l. placed al 81.
20.2r l. very conservative and the
actual production would. without
doubt exceed 49,, 900 900.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Real Education.

A man Is known BY the company lie
keeps and by his works. A school Is
known by the subjects taught and the
success OF its graduates. Tie Oregon
High school is willing to be judged
by these standards. We have astroDg
curriculum, and our graduates are ex-
cept ,onaily successful No high
scIoo, in North Missouri has sent 80
many ~ It's graduates to the great
universities and colleges. So brilliant
records have been made by these
graduates that Smith College and
Nassar Culiege-two Of the greatest
ladies' colleges IN America have adj
mi,ted our graduates without further
preparation. These colleges have
usually demanded two years Of prep
aration above the high school course.)
Parents. do you wish to develop
your children's physical. mental and
moral naturesY IL so, the Oregon
High school IL the school for them to
attend. II you wish them TO be cul-
tured. lei them come here and study
Latin, Literature. History, Vocal
Music. Elocution and Physical Gull
turc IL you wish to give them
practical education. We will teach
them good. old.fashiopcd" business
Arithmetic. I'enmanslip and Bust.
ness spelling.
We believe IN developing the clild's
physical nature by calisthenics and
athletics. g.
Our pastors help us Ia our moral
training.
Send your children to a school
which develops the whole Child. the
physical. tie mental. and the moral.
T.. j. POWELL, Superin,cn
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Attorney Frank Pcrrec Was look
Ing after business In 81, Joseph Mon
day Of this week,
Clyde Baker was IN 81. Joseph
this week, consulting a specials, IN
regard To the trouble In his side.
DIR. +. T.. MARYLAND and wife are
at Parkville this week. to he present
at the graduation of their daughter,
Miss Blanche.
Rev Powell, accompanied by his
son-in.law. &, NJ. Robson. drove over
to Maryville, for a visit with his
brother, and early day friends.
Engineer Morris Is putting In a
sewer pipe. ks feet, near the Orick
kreek place, on the road from the
Culp school house to the banks place.
Clements Il Lee, IIigh.Class Van.
deville. with Motion Pictures. Gem
Theatre Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urday nights, June ~, ~, -. Any
seat lOc.
Mrs. viii Markt, accompanied by
her daughters, Leon and Helen. visit.
ed In st. Joseph for day for two last
week On returning home, they were
by Rosa Lodholz, who
was their guest over Sunday.
Rev. T.. \, Clagett returned Sat.
urday night from Appleton City, this
state, where he and wife were called
by the serious sickness Of her father.
We are glad to announce that he is
somewhat improved, but still very
feeble. Mrs. Clagett remained with
him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Time to Clean Up.

Any city can be improved So far rs
Its appearance is concerned, and ore.
gon Is no exception to the statement.
Municipal insight illness in most cases
Is largely the fault Of indifference. or
that Of nonresident owners Of vacant
lots. Not town in the entire state
has better opportunity to keep its
alleys. streets aud vacant lots clean
than Oregon. We Lave uneuualled
natural opportunities for Keeping
municipality clean. and should he crit.
cised severely IL We do no, improve
these opportunities as we should
The spirit of civic pride took pos.
session OF a few of our citizens this
week, and through the efforts of Mrs.
+. c. DUNCAN. Mrs. \. Van Buskirk.
Mrs G. +. Bunker. Mrs. !. r. Thatch.
er, and Messrs. e.. j. Bunker. &. j.
koock and Mayor Richards, a meet
ing was held at the home Of r. E.
DUNCAN. To take action and star,
something doing" looking to the
general cleaning up of our city. The
various ladies present represented
the various Woman's clubs of our
city, and the city council by our
mayor. and the commercial interests
by Messrs. Bunker and koock.
II was the opinion Of those present
that We should have clean up day"
for Oregon. day. when the citizens
would all Join hands in helping to
clean up the alleys, yards and streets
and make the sanitary condition a.
well as the appearance of oregon
much better. They agreed on
FRIDAY, JUNE 18TH. iol2.
as the day To clean your own back
yard your front yard. your part of
the alley aud your entire premises
front and sides. and hope the city
VIII do the same as to the streets.
Every owner or renter should have
some civic pride. and II should be-
shown To it, fullncss on this ocra-
sion. show Us the exterior condi.
lions and We can tell what tie IN.
terror Is without entering"
McSsrs. &. T.. Mum, Harvey Evans
and &. j. koock were named ~ a
TO complete arrangements
and provide Ways aud means To bring
about the desired end a Clean rp
Day. tia, means a Clean Up.
Get Busy and clean up your prem.
SEES rs they have never before been
cleaned up.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
The Chicago Convention.

| Fitiy.SiN years ago, June Eth. III,
first Republican convention In IL,
history Of the party convened IN ia,
city Of Philadelphia aud named John
|t. Fremont, al California. ~ its can
didalr. receiving .iao votes. 10 - east
for John Mclean. uf ohio. and Noi,
was cas-, for VIM. u. Seward. Vim.
l.. Dayton. Of New Jersey, was the
nomination for vice-prcSidcn,. This
convention proceedings we're marked
with harmony from first to last.
In marked contrast tense excite.
ncnt such rs perhaps never prevailed
al a national political convention IN
the United States. marked the open.
ing Of the National Republican con.
vcnlion In Chicago, on Tuesday of
this week, June 18Th. 1917.
Chairman Roscwaier, of the Nat.
iOnal Committee, called the conycn-
'iun 10 order, and the scrap" Vas on
In earnest when Governor IIadlcl
presented his mot ion which involved
the substitution Of roll call of dele.
gates prepared 10y HE Roosevelt for.
c"> for the temporary roll prepared
by the National Committee, \ point
of order was raised 10y Jas. T.. Watson.
of Indiana, the TAFT floor leader.
that 10 business L. In order until
the convent ion l. organized" Each
side was given ~ minutes for debate,
and after u great debate, thc chair
sustained he point Of order First
blood was thus drawn 10y ihc Tar,
forces
The second round was Tough, over
I lac temporary organila,io ion, and was
won 10y lhe TAFT forces, In naming
senator Elihu Root, oi New York. AS
temporary chairman, 10y a vote of ljS
To 't2 for Governor Francis McGov.
crn, Of Wisconsin.
Mis>ouris vote on the temporary
chairman was III for Root and ~ for
The La Toilette forces
voted scattering.
Missouri Is represented ON the var
Ions committees, by Governor IIadlcy
ln resolutions: Homer Mann, to no
'ify the nominee: &. \. benton on
rules. On Credentials. Jesse a.
Tollerton.
As We go To press the third round !
is being fought by the committee ON
credentials. We hope TO he able to
give Il fun report of the proceedings
IN our next weeks issue.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Vacancy Supplied.

tile vacancy IN the Claulauuua ry
cYit I've committee. caused by Prof
Brooks resigna, ion, has been filled D.,
the election Of Howard Tcarc. Will,
Guy Cummins was appointed the ne "
secretary.i reasurcr.
As now organized. the committee l.
composed Of the following: Geo
Murray. presidents: Guy Cummin>
secret ary-, treasurer: Elder u. u. Daw.
son, Attorney X. u. Bridgcman and
County Collector Howard Trare.
Three Of this committee are old men,
bers, who served last year and helped
put the finances ON The right side OF
the ledger. and all Of them are "push.
ers." who may bc depended upon to
conduct the lola assembly along the
most approved lines.
Now let every good citizen gr, he.
hind he committee and give /, his
moral support. with such a program
and the proper amount Of push. The
lDl2Chauiauqua should beilc lwsi ever
held In the platte Purchase" The
iates are July - to August !, lDla,
inclusive.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

| Miss lIortcnse DUNCAN was In 81 .
Joseph Monday of this week.
The County SUNDAY school CON
vention announced Ia he held IN New
Point IN last weeks iasue. on June
- and -. las been post oned until
next September. Dates viii he III.
nounccd later.
Henderson 4 Kennedy have just
rompl"'rd one of the finest homes IN
Oregon for VI. u. Martin. To appreci.
ate this home one should go over and
inspect II. We viii not 90 into a de.
tailed description al present, A. Mr..
Martin l. having other improvements
made In the wayof walks. etc. around
the premises. and when all l. finished
he has promised Us Il picture, from
which halI.ione viii be- made. and
'hen We can give detailed dcscrip.
lion Of this beautiful home. II GER
lainly reflects great credit on the
workmanship of Me, srs, Henderson 4
Kennedy.
We know not his age. bu, from
What We have heard we are led to he.
lie'r that Oscar Simcrly had genuine
birti'day time over at his house Sun
day last, June III. Ills father and
mother and sister, uncle and aunt,
and her brother and wife, of FIJI.
more came over. brought their COM
missary loaded to the guards with
good things to eat, and they came up
to Oscars house unawares to him,
but with the fun knowledge and con.
sent of Mrs. Simerly. In a little
while some additional friends came
IN, and the result was a splendid and
happy birthday came to Mr.. SimerIy.
winch was equally enjoyable to all of
the guests.
Matt Filler went to st. Joseph,
Wednesday Of this week, returning
the same day with his brother, John,
who has been In a hospital there, CON
'a'escing from 4 recent operal ion for
appendicitis. lie Is looking well. al
though a little bleached out from
confinement. Says he Is feeling fine,
100 lie drinks "A little more water AZ
u lime now than they allowed him to
Ior awhile right after he was operat-
Ell upon \ friend called to see him
curing this period. and the nurse
brought him "A small sun of water I'm
a glass, and all that are acquainted
with john know that he speaks very
abruptly lie drank the small por-
ZION OF water allowed him, then cock
Ell one eye up toward the nurse and
remarked, what do you think | ann,
q hummin birdY" Well, we are ali
sincerely glad that John Is back with
u.s. and hope that he will be patient
ana not try to 20 to work again until
no has fully recovered and re gained
his strength.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Presbyterian Church Notes.

The pastor attended u meeting of
Presbytery In ST, Joe Monday, OF
which two young men, Mr., Ryland
of Faith church, In South 81. Joe,
and Mr. Parker, OF the Maitland
church, were ordained to the Gospel
ministry. They are both just gradu-
ated from Mccormick Seminary In
Chicago. ''r
The usual services on next SUNDAY
to all Of which a cordial invitation is
extended. .,..
Prayer meeting this Thursday even.
Ing. The lesson Is the first three
chapters OF Genesis.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

hereby rnn"unrr myself - u candidate
for Associate Juds"n' county Court. south
Dis'rir, of County ~ Holt, Missouri, suhis',
I" the decision ui th" Republican Primary
Eiuriiuu. To- ir held August u. iHi!
PHILIP ~ttIiDrIllNUEg,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
New Brooms Sweep Clean.

You will realize this II you take ad.
vantage of the Special Sale, at The
Variety Store, Oregon, Mo-.
SATURDAY, JUNE -, 1912,
and buy one of their brand new BIC
Brooms for the simple price of a
FOURTH OF A DOLLAR.
Get one and sweep your rooms clean.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Wish io announce myself, ~ u candidate
from Forbes, township Tor the office ~
county Judge from III" south District. sub.
beet H. the decision ~ the Republican prl.
mary Election, H. bc held Tuesday, August Il,
inis PETER n. RAISER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

We are authorized tn announce PERRY ".
RAMSAY. ~ Hickory township. a, n candi-
date for the Once ~ Assessor, subject to the
decision Of the Republican Primary Election.
~ be held Tuesday, August u. 1919.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Count, i,sa,d ~ N.aiih.

Henry T.. Wright. president.
Philip ~chlullhaler. vi,r.prr>idrnt
Francis Z. Ia,kili. "a district.
e. l.. Evans, ruunty physician.
Frank l. Irllrr. secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

We are authorized to announce sEBDi m
CARSON ~ Lewis township. a. u candidate
for the Office ~ Treasurer. subject to the de-
cison ~ the Republican Primary Election. To
be held Tuesday, August u. ioi:.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

We are authorized to announce RENJA-
MIN F.. CEOusER. ~ Lewis township. ~ u
candidate for the Office " sheriff. subjrr, to
the de"ison Of the Republican Primary Flee
tion. to he held Tuesday. August Il, ipi.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Regular Terms: first Mondays In Frbru
sry, May, August and November.
Henry T. Wright, presiding Judge.
Philip Schln'lhaucr. Judge Isl district.
Francis !. Uaskill, ludu. ID district.
Frank l.. Iriirf, clerk ~ county court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Political Announcements

Reading ndtites complimentary TO candi-
dates. will he CHARGED for at our regular
line rates, In addition 10 that charged for
the regular standing announcement. Copy
must he vourhed for by signature before
IFS publip1tion
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
BIlCAN.

W. are authorized to announce GEORGE
T.. GELNIN. 81 Lewis township, ~ u candi-
date Tor III" Office ~ sheriff, subject tn the
decision of the Republican Primary Election
to u" held, Tuesday. August u, 1872.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

hereby announce myself ~ u candida,,
Tor A>>~int" Judge - county Court. south
District ~ County ~ Holt, Missouri. subIrg.,
:" VI" decision ~ thu Republican prImnr,
Election, - H. hrld Angus, IL ioi:.
a. f. MORGAN
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

We are authorized Ia announce CALVIN G.,
BROWN. 81 Minton township, ~ u candidate
FOR the of'ir" 81 Assessor, subject to the dcri.
sion of III. Republican Primary Election. to
be held Tuesday. August Il. ipi..
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Clements & Lee, High-Class Vau-
deville, with Motion Pictures, Gem
Theatre, Thursday, Friday and Sat.
urday nights, June 20, n, %. Any
seat loo. ,4,.,..
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court

Convenes first Monday In January fourth
Mondays in April and August
William G. Ellison. circuit Judge
Henry J.. Alkirc, proceeding attorney
Edwin \. Durham, e truit clerk.
A. X McNulty sheriff.
Harry ". Irwin. stcnugraphcr.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Collector ~ Ivvouu". howard :. T.trr.
County Treasurer. Neville l,trk>un.
Brror1cr NJ Deeds. John VI. ;iibh,ri
Commissioner ~ ~rhupl> Eari \. I.,"I.
Puhlir ADMINISTRATORS, -. " Iummin>.
Superintendent ~ 'nnr, >"ururu Jnr,nn.
surveyor. John n. p"r,i.
Assessor, Perry ". Ramsay
Coroner. 'hn> " Wymnn Maitland
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21
Count, Hoard ~ Education.

Iari \. Rock oregon.
y. 4. iru~"u, Mound CITY.
T.. VI. i,ruk,. Oregon.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-06-21

Friday, June 81, 1919.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-17

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sths g sanwa.ls u ths Y, prspaltinui to
div. S.Sand hesrsceivsd d vasnss inprse.
sion that the boat itsslf w ridins
lower A. the water. AT Arst rs sfailsd
to mAke tho connection botWeen tho
two. Then. % she watchsd. CHANG
|lespt lightly up and out, tuInsd n
midair and entered tho sWatSr assneat,
n as an arrow. with barsly 81 psr.
csptible splash.
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With note Of impatishce. n though
ia remove at leaat one burden from
your already ovsrstrainsd intelli.
geneA.
r. His insolencs tanned TO name
tho smolde dertnE resentment IN Coasts
bosom. What the devil are you get.
ting ats.s he demanded hotly.
Yon. I. returned Blackstock, nm.
moved. r had IN idea you were mak:
ing shseps' eyes 1t my little boat, "a
i decided 70 deliver you from tempta.
tion. and sent Chang out to scuttls
her. q simple matter watch her set,
thing now !jnst : strong twist Of the
wrist and out comes our bilge plus
and In comes the water nd-down
she coca!
Coast choking with despair and
rage. In silence saw the prediction YER
med to its bitterest letter. Then he
swung back to his tormentor, CULVER
ing with indignation even % the doa
he held Quivered and strained against
restraint.
Damn ,you!" he cried despite him
SELF. ,as3 81
Blackstock laughed again, BY II
The pioneer express., 1912-05-17


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The pioneer express., 1912-05-17

w. I. Edwards Of Reoiamatioel5
Service Has Thrilling Adventure
Government Enabled 20 Build Huge
Tunnel Five Miles Long from Gun
nison Canyon % Result OF
Remarkable Feat.
I,

Denver, Colo.-One Of the most dar
Ing feats that has been accredited to
the men Of the reclamation service n
their battles Of converting the deserts3
Of the west into productive farms was
the original trip through the swift w.
ters Of the 0unnison canyon.
In the years previous to the time
when the reclamation service went In.
to Colorado and determined upon the
diversion Of the waters Of the Gunni.
son river, that the arid lands Of the
Uncompahgre project might be re-
claimed. man had never passed alive
through the Gunnison canyon. There
were many tales Of adventurous In.
dams and white men who had attempt
ed the dangers Of this canyon, but
none Of them had succeeded and lived
to tell the tale.
w. P. Edwards was the first man
to accomplish this feat. He did It on
rubber mattress, inflated with air.
Boarding his raft at the headwaters
OF the Gunnison, he started on the
wild ride through its canyon with the
idea Of prospecting for a possible op-
portunity to divert its waters and get
them upon the desert.
This raft Of air and rubber was be-
lieved to be immune to the shocks that
it would meet in plunging headIong
down the currents Of this stream. To
a large extent, 1t proved worthy OF
the confidence that was placed in 1t.
To be sure. 1t lost upon occasion much
Of the form which 1t had In the be-
ginning. It was punctured and mend
ed and reintiated on many occasions.
At times 1t became merely fiabby
bag that was thrown over the shoulder
Of the voyager as he waded down
stream over the rapids. At other times,
1t became merely life-preserver that
kept him afloat in deep eddies.
At still other times the raft and its
operator clung to the sides Of rocks
and fought the currents in the face Of
The pioneer express., 1912-05-17

the danger Of going over a cataract
into sudden death. But In the end,
after passing many dangers. w. T.
Edwards and his raft came out Of the
mountain gorge to where the river
spreads out into quiet stream on tho
plains below.
When Edwards reached the habitaJ
tions Of man he had with him the data
which was the foundation upon which
has been based one OF the most spec
tacular engineering feats on record.
For the reclamation service has built
wagon roads into this precipitous can
yon and from a point at Its bottom
has driven great tunnel for five miles
through solid rock and through that
tunnel has diverted the frothing wa
ters and set them to the business OF
making crops grow upon tho desert.
The pioneer express., 1912-05-17

!. s.sYMoPsle.

ss-,ss "a T.
4nrk City, meets DoIslas blackstcck.W who
Invites him TO . card party. He accepts,
although no dlilikos Blackstock. the fV0s
erine Thaxtor. Count Fails "a sconyinco Nor
that Black1tock n ;unWorfhY az b hof
friendship AZ the PARTY Cor 1meSte two
8 querreL ma s6isclsstocf shoots Van
Tuyl dsad. CoaSt stFugGi ~ to. Wreet the
.Weepon5 from MIN, thus-the police dis
eover them. Coast 10 arrested Tor murder.
He 10 convicted, but q ho beK1ns hfss sen.
tence. Dundas names Blaakstock AZ the
tmurderer and kills himself. Coast be.
comes free, but Blackstock has married
chase. 9 yacht and while saifing sees Z
The pioneer express., 1912-05-17
THE INNER GROWING TlT-s,rs.

b Give instant allegiance to paper bag
cookery. all ye who dote upon inner
growing tit-bits. Livers. for example,
and hearts, brains, sweetbreads. kid
neys.
There are liverss and liyers. Chicken
livers are much IN request Take six,,
fresh and sound Wash very clean In
cold water, drain well. salt very light
II, but do. not pepper. Barely dust
The pioneer express., 1912-05-17
CHAPTER xv,Il-tc contlnued.)

Win mot t. snt,5sy 1, ..,ss, b .as .s sayaF ss
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-28
County Correspondence

a needed rest and q course Of treat
ment. at
Miss Imogene Berlin was visiting
friends In jamestown several days Of
last week. 81
Mrs Robert Clendenning entertain
ed fifteen young ladies on the evening
OF the 18th inst. In honor Of her sister,
Miss<Ingram. 4. Il
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Simpson are the
proud parents Of baby boy who ar
rived last Sunday. .ss4l!a.
Rev. Fulton will give stereopti-
con lecture this evening in the Pres
byterian church. His subject is ITO
EnMghtenthe World-Enlighten Am
erica or the United States a Spiritual
World Power" AS this is Home
Mission Week there will be several
meetings in the interest of Missions
Rev. Duden will discuss the Social
Problems Thursday evening and Fri
day afternoon. The Womens Mis-
sionary Society will meet with Mrs
Fulton. - 49,. -. sa,a ,l4.g5
The Ladies Aid of the Methodist
church meets with Mrs. Carl Ander-
son on Thursday afternoon. H
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1912-11-28
URBANA
LUCIA NEWS ITEMS

Church services every Sunday in
the. Congregational at eleven o'clock.
In the Lutheran church every other
Sunday, al invited to these excellent
sermons. .-a.~ ~. 5.-...
A dance was given in the NJ. w. A..
Hall last Saturday and was we'll at
tended by the young folks of the
vicinity and elsewhere.
The hardware is getting started in
bushes and the stock is coming in
as is needed for the present trade.
At present the manager has about
100000 in stock and has ordered
quite an amount more from Fargo.
Mr.. Dannis, representing the Min
nesota Mutual Life Insurance Co.. is
in town on business for the company,
therefore made few call in the
country this week. He expects to
leave in the near future.
Mr.. Myron Carver and Mr.. Frank
Ellsbury, who are attending the
Dakota Business College spent their
time at home over Sunday Mr. Ellis.
bury returned to school on Monday
but Mr. Carver remained at home to
have some medical treatment for his
throat
John Mann is at Kinmeme visiting
Mr.. Opits and family during the past
week.
A few of the Lucca boys autoed to
the Nome dance Tuesday eve.
Cards have been received announc-
ing the marriage of Mr.. A. I. Role
fson of Ambrose, N. D.