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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
ACTIVITY
AND HEALTH


p of physical education at the Uni
versity of Utah, gave two very in
structive lectures before the stu
dents and faculty OF the Agricultur-
al College last week.
Dr. Bolin is an exponent of the
Swedish system of gymnastics and
alisthenics, and he spoke as one
having authority.
The ideal of physical training in
any form is the search for general
efficiency of all participants" the
speaker announced in the beginning,
and then proceeded to expound the
doctrine of physical vitality and
force as the basis of all mental and
moral stamina. He deplored the
fact that in the march of civilization
we are coming to believe that we
should conserve our efforts too much
Economy of effort is good enough
IL we ecenomize on the rougher
things but eXpend our ACTIVITIES on
higher things. We are working less
than our ancestors, and we are weak
err and smaller as a result" declar-
ed the speaker. I'VE are afraid of
a good days work, and we should
should not be-"
The stomach with its alimentary
tract is the center of success. A
sweet, good nature and sweet
breath go hand in hand, and both
are dependent upon complete d.
gestion, assimiln ton and elimina-
ton
But all three of the last named
are very far from complete" IL we
are following sedentary life. or
passing of an existence of limited
activities.
I'm movement there is life and
joy" said DR.. Bolin, "and that is
health; for health is not the mere
absence of disease, but it is con-
dition of vital energy where we want
to get out and kick up our toes
the life in us clamoring for express
sion, for activity. When we feel that
way we are healthy"
Proper athletics and we'll directed
play tend to develop that condition
in all who engage therein.
The intellectual powers of accu-
racy, exactness, reasoning power and
the moral stamina to DO what is
right as well as to know what is
right all come as an outgrowth of
splendid physical harmony
Such a physical harmony, which
stands sponsor for its galaxy OF vir-
.uous results, is the outgrowth and
Inevitable result of a fs)d scienti-
ic physical training.
Regular play makes up a good
,art of this. 1t will make us young
md happy, will help us to down the
disease, worry, and to assist nature
n all her functionings, and her at
empts at keeping us healthy and
trong. For we have no business
o be anything but well, correct liv-
ng will make for physical whole
oneness. and wholesomeness is ho-
mess"
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19

Mrs. Andrew Anderson went to
Hyrum Saturday to see her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Anderson who is
very sick.
Miss Myrtle Baker returned to Po-
catello Saturday where she has been
nursing in the hospital for several
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
NEGOTIATE FOR .y.
ELECTRIC ROAD

Continued from page one)
other contingencies had been care
fully considered. ~
Regarding possible extensions to
Utah county Mr.. Hereby said that
no negotiations had been entered in
to with either of the companies now
proposing to build from Salt Lake
southwark. These companies he said
had nothing to offer and the field. to
the south was regarded as open to
the interurban railroad builder who
put his line in operation first.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19

months. Miss Baker has been spen-
ding a month here with her relatives
Alma Longstroth and Edward
Westover killed fine deer Thurs
day, this makes six deers that has
been killed in the hills above town
this fall.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
NOTICE

All poll taxes in Logan City are
now overdue, and If not paid at once
will be collected by law. No furth-
er notice will be given.
N. p. JOHNSON,
Street Supervisor
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
BAZAAR AT PROVIDENCE

The Providence Second ward will
conduct bazaar for two days, No
vember 90 and 81, Wednesday and
Thursday of this week. In the after
noon and evening there will be serv-
ed delicious chicken dinners at 25
cents, and luncheon at IL cents.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
ADVICE ON CHOICE
OF VOCATION

DR.. j, T. Miller, editor OF The
Character Builder, gives scientific
character readings with advice on
choice of vocation and self-culture
at the residence of r. Murdoch. Jr.
As West Second North street, from
l to 7 p. m. daily until Saturday.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19

To feel strong, have good ap-
petite and digestion, sleep soundly,
and enjoy life, use Burdock Blood
Bitters, the great system tonic and
builder.
Advertisement
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19

There's nothing SO good for sore
throat as DR.. Thomas Electric Oil.
Cures 1t in a few hours. Relieves
any pain in any part.
(Advertisement.)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19

When the chest feels On fire and
the throat burns, you have indiges-
ton, and you need HERBINE to get
rid Of the disagreeable feeling. 1t
drives out badly digested food,
strengthens the stomach and puri1es
the bowels. Price SOC. Sold Eby
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
ADVERTISEMENT
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS

AT a. special session Of the Board
lpf County Commissioners held Tues
day November 10, an order was pass
ed granting the extension Of time
for the paying of county and state
taxes to p. m. Thursday November
81 1919.
r. w. JAMES,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
M ENDON NEWS

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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1912-11-19
Passage 10 Cleared

All available miners and a physi-
clan were sent to the mine from
Frisco. J r. Guiteras a mining en-
gineer, organized the rescuers into
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
SALT POND

News is scarce this week.
Mrs. Borchers little baby isn't
any better at this writing.
Several from here spent Sunday
at McAllister Springs.
Pete Hartman and son, spent
Sunday with Frank Hartman and
family. MIR. Hartman Is still very
poorly. q
Mrs. Ester P.ttman is spending
this week with Mrs. Mary Harris
in Sweet Springs
Homer Allen and wife and daugh
ter Mabel spent Sunday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Allen.
Mrs Hudson and two children
OF Cooper county are visiting her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Stafford.
John Pitcher aud Miss Lizxie
Hemmc had a narrow escape SUM
day when their horss became frigh
tened at an auto throwing them
both out and bruis,ng them up
considerably and tearing Mr.
Pitchers new buggy to pieces.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
NJ

Everybody is enjoying the very
pleasant weather.
The ice cream supper at Mrs.
Johnson's was well attended. The
ladies' cleared about $50.
Misses Hazel Force and Alythe
Belwood IN attending a house
party at the home of j. L. Cart
wright, near Longwood, this
week.
Miss Mary Hurt visited friends
in Marshall few days last week
Mrs. Scott Marshall entertained
the Womans Missionary Society,
Friday afternoon.
j. Lower and wife, and Frank
Hess and family were the guest,
az A. y. Hurt and wife Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charlie Zahl en-
~tertained quite q crowd OF youn,
people Sunday.
Mrs Leslie johnson visited he
sister. Mrs. "A. U. Harvey neal
Hughesville Monday.
MIRA y. Hammond and childrel
Of Kansas City are the guests 4
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
SALINE POINT

A good shower would be greatly
appreciated in this vicinity at pres
ct in order 10 save the corn and
grass.
Jim Mullins and wife OF Kansas
City are visiting relatives here
this week.
r. w Erwin is selling off his
stock, preparatory to moving to
Excelsior Springs in the near flu
ture..
Everybody is busy threshing
this week but II is nearing compile
ton.
Considering the prospects last
spring the wheat yield has been
good
The subject: Housewives and
the Foxy Bachelor" was carefully
propounded into the ears OF a good
sized audience mt Rich Chapel last
Sunday. :
We often wonder which Is the
worse going to show or u foot
ball game.
Mrs Ed White, o and daughter
Roswell and Moilie and C. c May
field OF Iowa are visiting In this
community at this writing.
Miss Susie Burnside returned last
Saturday from an extended visit
with relatives at Grand Pass.
Mrs W. NJ. Ryan and daughters
visited relatives in Slater last
week.
James Copeland was prospecting
in Miami Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Baraains in Dresses

everyone will be ready to attend.
Mira Stella Evans and children
spent several weeks with her uncle
j. c. Baldwin and family and from
there went to Sweet Springs to
visit relatives before returning to
her home In Marshall.
Mrs. Nancy Scott and daughter
Miss Mary OF McAllister Springs
and Water nighttime and fami-
ly spent Sunday with Edward
Scott and wife.
Everett Chambers and family Wis
tied @. c. Leonard and family on
Sunday,
Mrs Will Wagner spent last week
In Aulviile the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Creason and family.
Rev. Dowdy visited j. C. Bald
win and family Saturday night.
John Alpers Of near Aulville
was In this neighborhood Satur-
day.
Mrs.. Bird Dickerson spent sever
al days last week in Sweet Springs
with her brother, J. d. Pritchard
and family and from there they
went TO Lexington to visit rela-
tives before returning home.
, Mrs. c.. G. Cecil Of Kansas
City il visiting at the home OF
her brother-in-law, s. NJ. Leonard
and family.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

been visiting Rev. and Mrs. Leath
srmah returned home Saturday.
Sam Tobin went to Lexington
Saturday to spepd several days
with his brother viii Tobin and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ransberg-
er Of Mt. Leonard spent Sunday
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Fulton.
Miss Given Barrett and brother
OF Miami were here Sunday visit
ing friends.
Mrs. John Sibley OF Miami was
the guest OF Mrs. Herbert Wilson
last Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Frank Castle shipped two cars
Of cattle to Kansas City Sunday.
Miss Mary PIPER Of Marshall was
the guest Sunday Of Miss Helen
Thompson. ~
We understand that Keith Good
win, OF Marshall, II now owner
Of the S~hackelford and Mt. Leon
ard elevators, having bought out
the interest OF his father. Gill
Goodwin and Mr.. Fletcher.
Father Griffin was called to
Slater Monday to conduct the
funeral services Of Mrs. Maggie
Ryan.
Mrs. Henry Hildebrand and
children who have been visiting
relatives in this vicinity for a
month expect to leave this week
for their home in Deepwater.
Austin Jones returned Sunday
after few days visit to friends
in Independence and Kansas City.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. aaa
Mrs. Chas. Barr was christened at
the Catholic church Sunday by
Father Griffin, she will be called
Ora May.
Mrs. w. r. Combs who has been
dangerously i'll Is reported better.
Mrs. U. b. Wingfield has return
ed from a short visit to relatives
in Kansas City.
Margaret Keliet OF Marshall IL
visiting her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. Matthew King.
Mrs. Ruth Duncan OF Kansas
City II down in the interest of
her farm.
Jas. Doolin, Jos Hamil. DR.. q. b
wingfield and Mark Cooper heard
the candidates make their final
speech in Marshall Saturday.
Mark Cooper, VIE ard daughters
Cecil and Louise left Thursday for
a visit to friends In Glasgow, Sails
bury and Lagrange.
On Saturday afternoon Francis
castle third son OF Mr., and Mrs.
Frank Castle delightfully."- entertain
ed about thirty little folks at his
home In honor OF his thirteenth
birthday anniversary. Various
games were INDUCED in and the
occasion proved avery happy one
Music was a special feature OF the
afternoon, vocal and instrumental
selections were rendered by Misses
Cecil ard Lou'se Cooper and Dora
Flynn. Refreshments consisting OF
assorted cake. ice cream. candies,
chewing gum and lemonade were
served. The honored one OF the
party received n nnmber Of pres
eats and no doubt wishes the
happy occasion would come again
soon.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
County News


Lyle Cunningham returned to
his home in Miami after being
away for several months In PAL
myra, Mo. He fwil resume his
duties in our high school this com-
Ing term.
Mrs. Bob Wright Of Miami Is
waiting her son Jos Doolin OF
Shackelford this week.
Mrs. woodson williams Of Slater
Is making her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Ryan a visit. She win also Whit
her many friends In Miami before
returning
percy Jennings OF Miami made a
flying business trip to Malta Bend
and returned Monday.
The Fontinelle Show Co. left
Sunday morning Tor az weeks
stay lat Malta Bend. It played a
very good engagement in Miami
for two weeks. Some Of the per-
formers were from Sells Bros. cir
Gus and their acts were extra
good. Miss Flossie ,Haynie won the
ring given away to the most pop
uiar lady while Frank Sullivan ir.
captured the ring for the most
popular baby.
Lloyd Briscoe, a grand son OF
Chas. Uirey has recently left Kan
a City for Colorado Springs for
his health. He Is tbreatened with In
cipient tuberculosis, and has been
at the s~anitarium before and was
much benefited.
Mrs. Andrew Hunsaker return
ed to Miami Saturday evening
from Mexico, NO., where she went
to bee her husband before he left
for .St. Luke's hospital, st. Louis.
Report comes that he has been
operated ON again for trouble
arising from m uncessful opera
ton sometime ago, and Is doing
we'll and viii probably be out In
three weeks.
Miss Ruth Isaacs IL visiting In
Carroll county for few days.
Mrs. vivlen M%attingly and SON,
Webster, returned to Miami a few
'Qdays ago after a pleasant trip to
Tennessee and other places.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
JESTER

MrA F. Haberman and daughter
Miss Laura. wa the guest OF Mrs.
John Noble Wednesday.
q. w. Caldwell has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks,
Miss Maggie Grace returned to
her home In Kansas City Satur-
day after a weeks visit In Mar
shall with friends.
John Whitlock Is threshing
wheat in this neighborhood-
Little Elva Thomas has return
ed to his home In Marshall after
a six weeks visit with his aunt,
Mrs. Arch Bell.
Ed Solomon spent Sunday with
Prank and Herman Haberman.
Mr.. Dennis OF Napton was In
this neighborhood Thursday buy
ing cattle.
Miss Ruth Bell is visiting hen
brother, NJ. p. Bell and wife al
this writing.
j. II. Lewis, wife and daughter
Fern Dell, and Mrs. and Mrs. John
Sadewhite wer Sunday guests oil
Mr.. and Mrs M. Doan.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
BLUE LICK

r. w. York returned Sunday af-
ter a short business trip to Spring
field, Colorado.
j. r. Little OF Stillwell, Kansas
is visiting friends and relatives
In this vicinity.
There will, be an ice cream SOC
ial at q. A. lBarron's, Saturday
Aug. 10th, for the benefit of the
church. Everyone cordially in
vited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buryl Mcdaniel,
spent Sunday lat the Springs.
Alta Hill and Carme Little were
visitors Sunday night at L. c
DenniA
]. M. Thornton spent Saturday
and Sunday In Marshall, guea.
OF his sister, Mrs. Q. N. Merrill.
Don't fail to attend the Chau-
tauqua ON Saturday and heal
Thaviu's band.
Mrs. Minnie Herndon, son nnt
daughter, Minnie wingfield, Fish
er and Matte Dennis spent Sun
day Mt McAllister Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Kurkendaul o
Gretchen spent Sunday at J. II
Lakin's.
G.. A. Barron our r. F. ID. carrier
is able to be among us after sew
erai weeks sickness.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
BEND

Miss Myrl Blosser went to Lex
imgton last Monday evening re-
Turning Tuesday morning.
Will Tobin OF Lexington spent
last Saturday aud Sunday with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tobin.
Mrs. Lydia Cox, who has been
visiting her father, Judge Brown
and family and other relatives
for several weeks, returned to her
home In Lees Summit last Monday,
The members OF the Rebekah
Lodge went TO Blackburn last
Monday evening to attend lodge.
Miss Martha Shaffer, who has
bxen visiting in Oklahoma for
some time returned to her home
here Tuesday.
Offie walker and wife and Mis-.
Elosenne BAKER made business
trip 20 Marshall Saturday.
1frs. Or. brown and daughter
Miss Miriam and Mrs. VIM. Dtowr
were shopping n Marshall Wed
WIN. Rozsll and wiis ana Nrs
pam Tobin went 70 Mssehall las
Gt1nlaay evening.
1Grs. Charles Leathermap snt
chiIdfSn az Ln0iu who have
Nf%t 81
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
NORTH GRAND PASS

Rev. Leatherman filled his reg
ular appointment at Asbury Chap
el last Sunday night
Fritz Biesimeier lost q valuable
horse last Friday.
Quite a few from this part of
the meighborhood attended fhe
floating theatre at Waverly last
Thursday might.
MIR. and Mrs Chrisman OF Grand
Pass waited w. 8. Tolle and fam
lily last Friday,
August 'Reker transacted busi-
ness In Kansas City last week.
Mrs. W, J. vogt IL undergoing
treatment for graduated eye
lids by a lpecialist Al Kansas
City.
Quite aaumbes around here am
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
ROSE VALLEY

Ernest Akeman, wife and Ison,
Melvin spent Monday with q. c.
Leonard and family.
Mn Orville Crump was the
guest Of her mother Mrs. Shanks
Monday.
q. r. Akeman made q business
trip to Shackelford Monday.
J.. C. Baldwin, wife and daugh
ter Mis- Sarah spent Tuesday In
Sweet Springs Mt the home OF J.
B Smith and family.
Miss Ida Mayse was the guest
OF Mrs Samuel Rothrock Wednes-
day
G. r.. Akeman and family were
all day guests Of VIII Grain We'd
m sday.
Mrs.. Hayden wingfield is on the
sick dist this week.
Mrs. J. B. Smith OF Sweet Spring
Is at her daughters, Mrs. Walter
Smith helping nurse her little
grandson, Frank Russell who has
bean quite sick but is better.
Arthur Mayss and Willie Roth
rock attended teachers meeting In
Marshall last week.
w. A. Smith and family made q
trip to Sedalia Thursday In theil
new auto.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Mesdames q. p. Martin, Marths
McCieiland, Piriiee Bingham, Har-
old 'Turiey and wife, Elwood Fray
and family all went to Napton
Sunday to partake OF good birth
day dinner at the home OF T. Il
Crutcher. II being the birthday Of
Mr.. iCrutcher.
MiAs Julia Watts returned Sun
day from "a visit at the home OF
viii Odeu OF Clay Center.
Dave Green and wife were call
ere Sunday % pr. Mcclure and
family.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
ROCK

Miss Mary swinney from west Of
town spent the day Monday with
her grandmother Mrs. Minerva
Bingham.
George Giesler and wife OF the
county and guest Miss Gregory
"a C~entraiia were dinner guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Dicksen Tues
day. fs
Quite a crowd was here TO hear
the candidates speak Tuesday.
w M. Tyler, w. w. Haines, OF
Marshall, Hall Baker, OF Slater,
r. c. potter and son OF Malta Bend
Carl Grimes OF Mt. Leonard and a
host OF others from different parts
OF the county
Miss Lee Lawless, b. w. Collins,
and Mrs W. r. Hubbard attended
the teachers meeting last week
In Marshall.
Mrs. Steve Malot and little dsugh
ter Rvalyn who spent a few weeks
Waiting her father and mother,
1er. and Mrs. r. e. Beazley, return
"a last week to hsr home at
Sheffield, Nc.
EChasl Janheck and daughter,
His Clara and grand daughter,
Mabel Kammeyer from southwest
a town were sho piping here We'd
ucsday afternoon.
b. p. Townsend made the round
trip to Marshall Thursday.
Dr. Mcclure and wife and Miss
Mary Bingham were visitors We'd
nesday afternoon In Marshall and
went to Napton at night to hear
the candidates speak.
ERNEST Pimmell and family OF
Los Angeles, California were guest
Hast week .nf J. w. Nixon ana wife,
Mrs. Dawson visited her aunt,
Mrs J. r. Spence, last week return
cd Thursday to her home at Mex
leo, Missouri.
Nat srhnsntdn OF near Nelson,
was a visitor Friday at the home
az DR.. M. s. Mcclure.
Will lKammeyer and son Geo.
Mechanics ID. Lawiess Kitty
were trading here Friday.
Hogge and Sallie McMahan were
dinner guests Friday Mt the home
Of #. O. Sheppard.
MIRA Watson Diggs returned Fri
day from Marshall where she wal
the guest of relatives for aweek
Walter Townsend and wife were
week end quests Qf the iatterl
mother Mrs. A. J. McMahan ol
afsrshall.
Be asre TO attend the chautau'
opa ct Marshall September 3 to
md hear the Interesting lsctur'
= ne trosen North BY pr, Lincoll
Wts, eovernmept expert and ex
tloser fresh iron Alaska.
Ered nierb2um ana wlfo wer'
town vlsators aatdrday.
prof. Morrow. wife and dauRhte
MT x6fidEed Qf WatyersahnrG a.
kivs1 eaferdav ( 1pS3a. {cy
Veehg ! 7thH old 9uiet: Town !
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

planning for n vacation to spend at
the Chautauqua. We hope you can
all make arrangements to take IL
all In.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Quality Hosiery
EssN THlSH TSE S SIrG ~ sskks sSSiI

ANSATISFACTION MAY DE EXPECTED
Women who seek hosiery which combines service and
low price with attractiveness will be glad to have such an as
sortment as this from which to choose.
Il, We handle only hosiery which can be guaranteed. No
cheap" inferior grades are ever permitted 10 enter our
stocks.
Among the famous brands Of hosiery carried here in
broad assortments are Gordon, Phoenix, Kayser and Onyx, at
10c to $3.50 per pair.
We are the generally recognized HOSIERY HEAT.
QUARTERS OF this county,
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

You'll BE Delighted With Them
We are displaying an unusually large
line Of attractive kimonos. in plain colors and
pretty fancily fRu,ei effects. They are nne.
ly made, and will give the utmost service.
Many OF them may be Numbered as frequent.
iy as you desire. Lawn sl.oo TO 81 so; Crepe
Si.2s to S2.75; silk $500 to $1,000.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Henderson Corset

Every woman who wears corsets should at least give the
Henderson Corset a trial.
Come to Whites andlet us ct you with a Henderson Cor.
set. You'll be sure Of getting the proper corset for YOUR
figure. and will have a comfortable. efficient corset which
will mold your figure into the lines demanded by the seasons
styles in outer. apparel.
Henderson Corsets are finely made Of the best materials,
and will give splendid service. Prices Soc to $500
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
An Especially Large Gathering Of Desirable Summer Waists. (
OURS ~ A HOMk.LIKE CON.
PORTABLE STORE WITH
WHICH TO DEAL

.H.MA M
The very ataosphere Of .vr
slore In ooaAenial and hene.lfhe.
The ''trouoh" hasn't suy any place
here and 1T every step you meet
with plsssant. welcemina fsoes.
From the msnataent down 10
the most minor employs. everyoae
10 hiven to know how mach the
store's attrsotiveness and personal.
ity depends spon his or her individ.
usl efforts. and everything n done
70 make shoppist u pleasant conAen.
ial psstime for yeu.
Oar pstrons appreciate this
homelike atmosphere of welcome.
and they enjoy shopping here. II
you're not already . steady patron
Of orr store. investigate and see
how very mmch we have to offer
you.
Webster M. White
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

MM
- Marshall, Mo.
The Store That Sells Wooltex