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The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30
CARD OF THANKS.

To the Voters of Cobb County.
l desire to thank you for my reelec-
ton to the Legislature in the recent
primary, and for the splendid vote you
saw fit to give me. l feel very proud
indeed of this vote in view of the fact
that l did not have time to make any
canvass of the County before the cleo
ton, as all my time was required in
attending to my duties in the Legisla-
ture this summer. This expression of
your confidence in me, voluntarily gil
ven, will encourage me more than ever
to represent your interest in the law
making body. / shall do all that is
within my power to take care of the
interest of my County.
Again thanking you, and with my
best wishes to those who voted for me,
as we'll as those who could not vote for
me, | am, Your servant,
John P. Cheney.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30
VETERANS REUNION
PROVED BIG SUCCESS
SAID to Be Most Enjoyable
One Ever Held By
Old Heroes.

Judging from the general expressions
of the old soldiers Marietta has given
them the best entertainment and the
most homelike and hospitabe. reunion
time they have ever had. The best ex-
preston of the feelings Of Marietta
toward the veterans was that of Mayor
Black when he said There are no keys
to turn over" That the city was wide
open to every desire and hope of the
grand old men who honored us with
their visit cannot be denied by anybody
There was plenty to eat and plenty to
drink and the whole city composed
itself into a reception committee that
looked after the veterans as they have
never been cared for before
No words can express sufficient graft
tude to Capt Fred Morris, Miss Regina
Rambo and the other committee mem
bers who made the reunion such a great
success They worked untiringly and
increasingly from the time the invita-
ton was eXtenden until every visitor
had left our city and the thanks of
every citizen and visitor are due them.
The big parade Thursday afternoon
was sight long to be remembered and
the social functions which were tender
ed the veterans, sons of veterans, spon-
sors and maids were all well planned
and highly enjoyable affairs.
Brunswick, Ga, was selected as the
meeting place for the next reunion and
the following brigade officers were
elected:
Division Commander; H. 7. Daven-
port, Americas, Ga
Northern Brigade: A. J. Mcbride,
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30
HERBERT CLAY'S MAJORITY.

Hon. Herbert Clay's majority in his
race for the Solicitor Generalship was
4034. His majority in Cobb was 1896,
and he carried the Marietta box by 961
to 179. His vote in Acworth was 224
to II; Powder Springs by 1859 to II;
Roswell by 1873 to 35. He carried every
precinct in Cherokee except two, every
one in Pickens and Forsyth; four out
of eight in Milton and in two districts
in Pickens he got every vote. He got
SO per cent of the labor vote in Ma
ietta.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Capt Warren A. Moseley, of Macon,
who has been at Mr.. Meinert's is per-
haps the most interesting visitor among
all the veterans 1t would take columns
to describe the decorations he wears
and to mention others he keeps at
home. He wore colonePs uniform
with a long black plume and is straight
as can be and his blue eyes are as
bright as they were so years ago. He
leaves to-day for hunting trip at
Tate.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30
GOOD CLOTHES SHOULD
BE MADE TO ORDER.

Ideal ladies clothes are all man
tailored. Every garment is
sewed with silk thread. They
are made to fit and stay fit. The
latest fall weaveS and designs
are sampled in our new fashion
portfolio--Over three hundred of
them. Few custom taiIors can
offer such a variety of desirable
fabrics or approach our prices.
We invite you to cali and inspect
the line. The prices are reason
able. Fit and satisfaction guar
anteed. W. A. Florence.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30
DEATH OF ESQUIRE McCLEsKEY

Esquire Sam R. McCleskey died Sun
day evening at his country home near
Blackwells in his 85th year. He had
been very feeble for some time. He
was one of Cobb County's most re-
spected citizens and was a member of
the Legislature rs years ago with the
late Senator Clay.
Mrs. B. M. Dobbs, of Marietta, is his
daughter and he leaves other children
and beside other relatives 81 grandchil-
dren and 80 great-grandchildren. His
funeral and his burial were at Holly
Springs church Tuesday morning.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Atlanta, Ga.
Eastern Brigade: J. A. Thomas Dub
lin, Ga.
Southern Brigade: Charles P. Han
sell.
Western Brigade: L. B. Mobley,
Vienna, Ga.
Cavalry Brigade: Col. Lyons, Allan
ia, Ga.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30
GILMER CONTEST WITH
NEW STATE COMMUTE

The State Democratic Convention
which met at Macon on Wednesday
referred the Gilmer county contest
in the Blue Ridge Circuit judgeship
race to the new State Committee
for settlement.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

1900 yards CIuny Laces,
large variety patterns, worth up
to Is cents to 60 for 5 cents yard.
w. A. Florence.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Don't miss the great chambray
sale, $500 yards 10 cent Values
to 60 for 5 cents. All colorS.
". A. Florence.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

1900 yards Cluny Iaces, large
variety patterns, worth up to Is
cents, to 60 for S cents a yard.
w. A. Florence.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

The largest and prettiest line
of ginghams and percales ever
shown in Marietta. Just the
thing for school dresses at w.
A. Florence's.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

A grand pick up. While in
New York | secured $500 yards
of chambrayS--1O cent Values
they are now on sale for S cents.
All colors. W. A. Florence.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Mr.. Tom Blaze and Miss Flora Blaze,
of Washington, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gaddy.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Miss Emma Garrison is now at AL
lens in Atlanta where she will be glad
to see her friends.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Have you seen the new fall
ginghamS and percaleS at W. A.
FlOrence's.
The Marietta journal and courier. (Marietta, Ga.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-30

Drop in and see the latest
things in neckwear for ladies.
W. A. Florence.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
FARMS FOR SALE!

FOR sALE-so 81 miles Forest city and 81 mie
chicken
wells good spring barn x feet crib In
peach
ttnteed
mohy under oytyt balance babed "e
n cultivation. Price, .
FOR SALE-5 81 miles from Mound CITY, miles from
chicken
crib
shed fruit
timothy and About
good timber balance in cultivation Price 5000 per acre
No B. FOR SALE miles from Forest Cny new broom
chicken cellar cster we'll small barn
fenced timber balance In and cultivation
is a good, tie
SALE ENCiIANGEl2O mile city lin
chicken Most all OF
mill about timber balance cultivation
school district:
Might consider small proper
or cheap land of first payment
ii,
bushels
Nice
Peach orchard OF 0 Fenced
10
Located miles
Maitland
No uf chicken
small 'DNll
-
is tights good
the
mrcani" livery
trade
what
For utsc call On c or pl
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
New Point and Vicinity.

delayed October II, 1912.
Ina Botkin returned home, FRI
day, from her trip TO Europe.
Chester Springer and wife, Of
Oregon, spent sunday at Jen.
Springers.
Mrs. Ella Martin, Of Oklahoma,
came 10 her mothers, Mrs. J, W. la.
Wis, Wednesday.
Claude BENDER and wife and WIN
Terry and wife visited Al Ian
Dreher's, Sunday,
Rev. Fred Augustine and wife, Of
Forest City, came out and visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Buckner aud
family.
Mrs. Bolton, Of Hamilton, Mo-.
and DR.. Davis and wife, of Kansas
City, came, Tuesday, to attend their
fathers funeral.
Married, at the home Of VIM.
Buckner, George Golden and Mrs.
Artie Cannon, of Wilmington, Mass,
Rev. Fred Augustine, of Forest City,
of,iciated. In spite Of tine hard rain,
there were 10 guests present.
&C. l.. Kunkel left for Petrolia,
Kan, Thursday, to visit at the home
OF Roy Hartman for week or ten
days. Mrs. Kunkel, who has been
visiting there for several weeks, will
return with him. "'
NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
r.. @. BENTON,
OREGON, MO.

lrolitiral Advertisement |
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25

"a Importance Of Consolida-
tiun........,.. clyde Busby.
sup, skitinurc puhlic schools.
10 How Secure Consolidate onp
Miss lncz Florea
discussion ....... Pres. II. Is. Taylor
Tie Value and pract icabiliiy Of the
Rural High Schuul .......
T.. &. duncan. i'rin Darling
tn Public schools.
EVENING SESSION.
;:jn hrrcp'icn--Given 10y the fac
uty ui the Northwest Normal
Srhuol.
Rn.\N. EMBEH ..
Chairman ". NJ. Oakcr,cn. Sup,. Of
NUdawal County.
FoRE>ooN SESSION.
o:lj- devotional. ...................
Conducted by Elder CD Miller
Musical Program.
lu:Oo -Lccturc"N Vocational Guidance
Dr. !. ADAMS pui,er. Boston,
Mass
llaW Lecture. lion. VIM. l.. Evans,
state SUpi. of Public lnstruc.
ton.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
~ MIsical Program furnished by
Miss Alma Nash's Juvenile
Mandolin Orchestra.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
GREETING.

We. the county superintcndenis of
Atrhisou, Holt. Andrew, Gentry,
Worth and Nodaway counties. extend
our greetings" to the teachers of
these counties. You viii lind before.
hand the program that We have pre-.
pared for the joint educa, ional meet
Ing. November ~, lol2. We have
endcavored To make this program
practical, helpful and interesting and
believe you will find II SO. Come
with the expectation Of being helped
and also Of helping others and this
will be- an educational meeting that
will long be remembered because OF the
good that II viii have done. Read
the program. also notes carefully.
Mis-. S\LLiE Y. CREME.
Mrs. Cora EARLY,
EARL \. Rock,
LESLIE NJ. DoBBs.
CnAS, II. ALLEN.
W. NJ. OhkERSON.
County Supcrini cndents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25

State Normal.
High School Work In the one Room
Rural school. .......... ........
Earl 4. Rock. Supt. OF Holt
County.
Efficiency In the Teaching of Geos.
raphl ........,.......,..
...... .... Miss Guiil Roach
Discussion ..................
Miss Mary llUglIe,. Maryyi.ic
state Normal.
Primary Section Room 2lH.
CONDUCTOR Miss Carrie Hop.
kin>. Maryyi!le state Norma
Drama iRing In Language Work ....
Miss i.ulu Hughes
The Value of story Telling .........
.............Ni Miss Ada Albert
How Provide for Except ional Chill.
drcn. ... Mrs. Alberta Murphy
Nature study and Literature ......
Miss Belle Wattenbargar
EVENING SESSION..
$50 Concert given by Prof l.aMler-
Orchestra
Nm DrciamatUrl Contest.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER :.
toEENOOS SESSION.
Chairman Mrs. Cora Early.
Supt. OF Worth County.
n:l5- l'evo, ional exercises. ........
Conducted 10y Rev. i. u. Ran.
dolph.
loan- Lecture .br. ". ". Charters
Dean of school Of Education. NJ.
:. t., Columbia. Mo.
llW Lecture boy Leadership" 80.
br. !. Adams luilrr. lost on.
Mass.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Chairman Miss lleilic An,l,p.
ny. Dept Home Economics.
Maryvillc state Normal.
l:W-Dpcning exercises. .............
Music furnished 10y Mr.. 10. H..
Hancock. Maryyille. Mo.
2s~ Lecture -"Ilome Economics" &.
Mrs. Hattie Mitchell. Drake
University. hes Moincs. Ia.
.ia~ Sectional meetings.
High School Sect ion Library.
Conductor ". NJ. Yves, brook
'rrin. Maryville High school.
High School Activities:
a. Athletics:
ss.a
II. NJ. Brooks. Sutt. of Ian.
caster Public Schools.
tal Should Football be Played
10y the High SchuulY
..............W. u. Lowry,
Supt. of Hopkins schools.
Ch Literary and Debating So
cie,ies. G. Godbcy,
Supt. Tarkio Public Schools.
lcl Glass Organilat ions ........
II. II. llankin>, Sup,. hurting.
ton junction Public schools.
ID Entertainments and School
Papers .,.....t. +. Daughcrty.
Supl. Of Albany Public Schools.
Discussion, .....pr. ". W. Charters
Grade Section Normal Audi.
forum.
Conductor Mrs. Sallie Y. Gre.
by, Sup,. of AtchlSon County
Consolidation Of Schools
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
Democratic Ticket.

Democratic Ticket.
For Representative IN Congress,
Fourth Congressional District;
CHARLES =. RDDIIER.
Savannah, Mo.
For State senator. Third Senatorial
DistI let:
FRANCIS NJ. WILSON.
Platte city, Mo.
fol Member Of Ilous" of Representa-
tiycs:
GEORGE ". CLICK.
Mound city. Mo.
For Judge County Court, First bis.
trict:
&c. STALLARD.
Forest City, Mo.
For Judge County Court, Second Dis
trict:
NJ, l.. NORMAN,
Mound City, Mo,
For Prosecuting Attorney:
Don NJ, HUNT,
Oregon.
p For Sheriff:
JOHN GRESHAM,
Bigelow.
For County ASSESSOR
HENRY DELONG,
Craig
!, &c.,, For County Treasurer:
J. II. FICkES,
49,. Maitland,
For County Surveyor:
r JOSEPH =. GARRETT,
Mound City.
For Public Administrator:
' r. G.. BENTON,
| Oregon.
I AK For Coroner:
1>'AJ &c. W. MUTE,
-, ...-' .......- d. ,-i. Maitland. va. s.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25

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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
the BLADE,

MY alfalfa seed is'rec|saned, free
from Weed seed and ready for sale, as
cheap as can ~ bopsht any ""e'e,
Have standard scales here
seth phunss. 81 -s.~W.J. FlELp'-"'
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25

Consolidation Of Schools;
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25


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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION.
Atchison, Andrew, Holt. Gentry.
Worth, and Nodaway
Counties,
Northwest Normal Building, Mary.
vile. NO., November 7. 8.
9, 1912.
NOTES

!. This Is the regular three days
fall association provided 10y section
1881 of the Missouri school law.
=. Headquarters will lie located al
the Linville hotel Wien YOU arrive
IN MaryNile, come directly to the
Lin,ille hotel unless you ha>calroady
secured board and lodging. In that
east lave the bus take you direct ~
to your boarding place. Hotel rates
will lie from Il To - per day Pri.
vate board II TO ~ ~ per day.
Those desiring reservation. made
write W. NJ. oaEcrSrn. sup, %; Nod.
away county. Maryyii!r. Nc" or Tie
hotels.
j. Lunches will lee served a. the
Norma, bull5Ing ~ the noon huur Tor
those who desire 10 buy lunch there
and save returning TO their boarding
places.
! Al sessions uf tie associate ion
will he held Ia tie Normal school
building.
pEDGRAN:
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER :. lnl2.
Chriiman c. II. Ali.n. Supt. oi
Gentry county
FORENOON.
0::n Devotional exercises.
conducted 10y Rev Lee llarrcIi
Musical program. ..........
............. Normal Chorus
directed 10y Prof. l.. -. I.andun.
1000 Welcome address ............
........... Pres. H. II. Taylor
| Response .....,... ............
Leslie VI Dobbs. Supt. Andrew
! Go.
Hoo Address NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dr. Herman h. pcat>e. Kansas
City. Mo.
AFTERNOON.
i:,W Opening exercises. ..........
Givcn 10y the Maryyillc Pablo
schools.
2ND Lecture. Dr. Herman h. P.ar>r
800 Sec, ional meetings:
High school section Library.
Conductor \. lIaw kins.
Sup,. Maryvil!e Public schools.
The High School Curriculum:
(aD Its Aimy ...................
Chas. l.. Mosle!, Sup'. stan.
berry Public Schools.
IA, Shoild n ia, 81 audu rdi/rdy
u. !. Spokesman. Supt. Rock.
port Public schools.
(cl Intensive or Ex,ensivrY 90.
!. L. Cro>en, Supt. Mound city
Public schools.
d. Elective or Fix,dY .........
a. II. Cooper, Sup,. Gran, tity
Public schools.
(eJ Tie bld and the New pur>.
,ionablc>y, ..,,,,.,.,,..,.....
Geo. +. Nardiu, Supt. Sa,an-
nah Public schools.
Grade section Normal Audi
forum,
Conductor. Ira Richardson
lrp'i Pedagogy. Marivillc
State Normal.
Classification In Rural SrhuolS;
(al BASIS of Clss>iicalion.....,
........,......Mi Miss less liurclI
lhj How Dispose of the lrrcgll-
lar rupiiy.,,Mrs 4, NJ. Laird
Function oi and Method In the
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
City Property.

dwelling hecs
the lot being building Located
dwelling
of
of
tea buggy shed.
Two
No j. Is stoy house with small stable
buildings Plenty - walk
side. splendid block from
Price
splendid ciserns dry some
dwelling within blocks
house and good
dwelling with
)
small crib and chicken with
In alfalfa. VIII make good this II sold
a
win place good security and good
above business
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25
A. w. GOTTEN,
OREGON Both Phones. 124. MISSOURI
Property for Sale!

about oncialf mile southwest lin
splendid dwelling Of good
buildings, a
usually. fruit. Located
be>tr roads leading Price si,NN,
onella mile
oo smoke house and chicken houses good well of and
T. l. located Ricyle II IN culon
around the
H. J. splendid Holt bottom all
Good dwelling with ci>iern barn N'2 crib sx3a
2xaD and hog Lots good stock
Apple orchard Two miles
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-10-25

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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-27
DEBATE ON EDUCATION
Co-educafion Or Not IS Dis
cussed BY Students ct the
High School

What proved Id be the banner
program Of the year from the
standpoint ef interest aud discussion
was given at tue high school lass
Friday evening
so1ae Z4=1s musical a1ei8as
were faa.efe b m aaa school
oFeh girls
+ ~ o the
program u t2 he fHa debate
between a the
10 el Divisions ae aIah
seaao
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-27
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Items Of Interest Taken from .Lhe
Country Papers.

Wednesday forenoon while in the
basement OF his store building look
ing after a gas main that was leaking
A. A. Swanbeck was the victim Of
/ an accident that might have resulted
quite seriously, but as It was he es-
capped with a slight singing of his
hair and eyebrows and burns on Inc
face. lie carried aIigbted lamp and
when It came ia c8ntac. with the
escaping gas. there was something
aei q LalnheEton Scar.
Iaa sad demise Of Michael Clancy
I occufred s. the hone of his dauga
1si ars q. L Laadg II lianeap5 y
as Thursday evening, February Isl
Eol pneumonia lhe reraai1s were
brought to Morton and taken u the
nome oI ms daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Singer, south OF town, S Saturday
noon. The funeral was ned thefJI-
tossing M8pGag qr. Hart 0f Sc
johns Cathohe church. oficjattne
3agsI took DIsca rs tne g8tH8Hc
msterV norm 81 town Morton
Eatefprise
rha -.4 o... rN.4L.,.r.. 81 c.-
car,nan saa.5 80 80 b..a 49,
t,,r,av f+sr,oaa b;s.4as5t. ba,.;,o
oaelrr9d abosf or. o,.laa,, era
swedish bosr;fs s. ni.na.,aIis
Daraasad lad b.an an b9t sborf
time ,,it, fo,hoi4 fa,ar on.
oonn4;as .;a,s ;,.,a y, onsr.+ioo
,ss faon.,t s.4,.isahla pH.,.i,u
,,s oosr.f;., {. c.. ;,,.4 oea.1
,....,a. ,,..l .,....a MA. 49,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-27
FlREMEN HAVE BIG DAN e
CROWDED out la week.

The annual dance given by the
firemen of Redwood Fails at the
opera house Friday evening was a
decided success 1t surpassed all
preceding events in the mop line ;"
The net proceeds were $50 and the
approximate attendance was eighty.
The music offered was splendid and
reflects ere on the mu sicians.
Chas. Huntsberry. city recorder.
was present but did recording of a
different nature than that which he
performs for the city. Charley had
his talking machine, and some blank
discs on which he recorded several
excellent selections by the orchestra
and also some vocal offerings by the
Scenic City quartette. The four
young NEW. B. Clement, W. NJ.
Smith. Glenn. A. Lauterbach and
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-02-27
A Boost For SiIOs

To the Gazette: The excessive
dry year of II was a pointer and
eye opener. It has taught farmers
to take due precaution, guarding
against shortage of feed by staring
their crops in a way that makes it
nutritious palatable and handy. One
word describes this manner and it is
a small one, silo, it merits your con-
sideration.
Farmers Institutes ANIMALS, ETC.,
this year are "chUck full" of infor-
nation on sios fixing figures on cost
of several silos of various sizes and
construction.
In the writer's estimation there are
two constructions for you to con-
slider if you mean business, that is,
concrete and brick block. Wood
silos are O. k, as long as they last but
are exceedingly short lived which
makes them expensive. The writer
built one of the first two or three
silos in Redwood county, it was a
wood silo but like others has been
replaced by a more substantial one,
a concrete. Will also say in this con-
nection that the wood silos are not
snort lived from decay as you may
suppose but from the natural swell
ing when wet and shrinking when
dry as long as there is any life" in
the wood the Tightening and loosen
ing of hoop is not practical as it in