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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-03-05

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iph nur jcbn wirflif fcmcrieite
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Staateu scbcn. :
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
A Rare Treat

for SUNDAY School Workers The
Win Annual State Conyen, ion. Mis-
souri, sunday School Association
meets In Kansas city, November ~,
~ and u, 1917. The greatest convcn.
'ion In the history of Missouri. Let
every SUNDAY School IN Holt County
send i'sfullpuo'a OF delegates. Special
rates " III he given on the certificate
plan, For full particulars, inquire Of
the county officers.
Cor NrN SUPERINTENDENT.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
The Tie That Binds.

Recorder Iiibbard wears smile
that won't come oil. lie issued II
marriage l,ceu~c> during the month
7 Of Dtt ODER lac largest number i,-upd
/ during the year tia, Tar Here thry
are:
/ Allen. VIM. H.. of Craig. and Ethel
VI. Perkins, OF uig"lOw. October -, by
Rev J.. T.. schmidt.
Cummings. Martin IL. Of Forest,
city. and Florence stanton. Fillmore.
October IN. 10y Eide, +. -. Angus.
| tine.
bean. Waiter. and Calie NJ. Ger.
rem. at Napier. october j, b, Elder
Gilman Wa.dcr.
Grublc. W. T.. uf Phelps city. and
Mrs. Lizzie Fcpnry. Of 81 Joseph. De.
tubcr u. 10y Rev. i. ;. Jpl.ison.
G"lvin, Ernest, aud Gladys T..
Irumbdugl. Of Maitland. October -.
by Rev. Ava &. Brown.
Gould, VIM. H.. OF Oregon. and
Emma l.. Nridhou~e. Of Forest City.
october Ii. by Rev. Clark W. Com.
stock.
Golden. Geo. and Arthu>a Carmar,
OF Oregon. brtohrr Ia. hy Elder +. u.
Nuyls'iur.
Hare. Roy. and Mile Guycr. Of
Forbes. october -. ny M,drr Cla>.
| Brown.
Moore. Geo. VI. OF Craig and Mar.
iir VI. lIrWlrix. D't ,brr u. by Elder H.
II DAWSON.
| Mcdonald, Andrew -. and Julia +.
Moody of Mound cry. october -. by
Rev. VIM. Ru>~e,.
Pcblcy. Cha. NJ. Of Craig. and Lu.
cir VI. Fields. of Forest CITY: Drt ohcr
-, hy Rev C.lrk VI. Cum,tork.
Nanlurn coryinu and Sarah Ruth.
a. Mound CITY, october Ia. 10y jacob
King. i. T.
":i-lt, 'd,n aHi I.,l .S,nyalD. Of
Hon county October ~. 10y Rev l.
T. BREWSTER
! Yates VIM. H.. and Myrtle Ridge
OF Mound CRY. October =. hy inc II.
/ SIr"lu, I T.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
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The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
Successful Hog Sale.

Tie Jane, Nennish public sale Of
pare bred POland.China hog, heid
here last saturday was a splendid
success in every respect. "A large
crowd Of buyers Was On hand, several
being from a distance. The quality
of the Offering wa. above the Oidi.
nary. which was evidenced by tie
good prices paid. The work Of the
auc, ionccr. Col. II. r. Chri>nan was
highly satisfactory TO Mr.. kcnnisii
and the buyers. Mr.. kennish j. very
well satisfied with tie entire sale.
lie informs u> lac viii probably hold
a bred SOW sale some time this win.
ter OF early spring.
The sale amounted 90 +l.jlsGn.
The average Of the sale was over
43i.ju.
The yearliHg boar, averaged $3.50,
the spring bOarS $3.50. and the spring
gifts +2n.jn. The top price paid was
<,rp,W.
below We give the list Of sales. with
names OF buyers aud prices paid:
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08

--Georgc Swope. of the Walnut
Grove district, l. suffering from blood
poisoning in his right hand, caused
from slight scratch. We hope to
soon hear of his complete recovery.
A quic, wedding occurred 1T the
Christian church, al p. m, Saturday
last, Nov. I'd. when Elder Dawson
united In marriage, Mr., Alferd T..
Porter and Miss Mae Drake, both Of
Tarkio.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08

j, Il. lIinkle. of near Bigclow,
was in the city Wednesday of this
week,
George May, who has been max.
ing his home In Billings, Montana,
but who is now a resident of Kansas
City, Is at home on a visit with his
mother, Mrs. Nancy May,
w, c. Proud and wife, accom-.
panied by his ,fatlIer-in-law and
mother-in.law, Gideon Kunkel and
wife, OF, AnadarkO, Oklahoma, drove
to st. Joseph In the doctors car,
"Wednesday OF this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08

Window Glass-all sizes AT the
Robt. Smith IIdwc. Co.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
FARMS FOR SALE!

No l. FOR SALE mites Forest CITY mel,
from Mound city;
t!yil
barn About trees cherry. peach and
luN About
under larbnd
cultivation. Price.
No FOR SALE 40 . mi"s from Mound CITY miles from
Forest chicken
house alfalfa
timothy fenced gtigit About
good timber balance In cultivation. Price
Nu3 FOR SALE y" Forest CITY:
we'll small
Land fenced timber balance cultivation
No FOR SALE or EXCHANGE l2D mile cit, linn
ciichcn sheds Most Kinds Of fruit
small
Il, chicken
hog JlNl2 and jx9 Nice and
orchard LOO Fenced
6h"t >, PASTURE 10 meadow
tnrc line alta IA and nice II In oats H.
precaci Price for hort ur only t"'@ Located miles
Of
chicken
ctcru crib ixll
sheds
backln itS Alfalfa
and good
II ioI have city merchandise i've stock liver"
stock.
tty rr.uli. IN rite Yrf D
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
r.. @. BENTON.
OREGON, MO-
Preventive Medicine
Measles.

The germ causing measles has no,
been discovered. bu, /, is known that
measles Is spread through the secre-
tlon, Of the mouth and nose. especial
~ during tlc first few days of the
disease, Measles begin with red
dening Of the eyes, an inl'ammali ion
Of IT," nose, and bronchitis, These
are the >ympi omS Of a bad cold, f'ol
a day or 81 il can not he determined
whether the child i developing bad
cold or measles, During these days,
the child is of the greatest danger 10
its associates.
Tie prevention OF measles consists
in separating from the groups Of chill
drrn, those children having The tirs,
stages of a bad cold, At this time
the children should he isolated until
II i determined that measles will moi,
develop, During an attack of meas
les and lOf Two weeks after Gonzales
cence, the child should Toe prevented
from a~sucialing with other children.
IT HE child i isolated Immediately
amer showing Sympi oms of bad cold
the number OF eases Of measles could
be greatly reduced
Address questions on prevention of
diseases 10 Preventive Medicine, Uni
verslty of Missouri. Columbia,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
A New Agent.

We regret 10 learn that \. Il. stokes
la, severed his connection with the
| G., u. y = a. il> agent ~ Craig. and
Has been superseded temporarily 10y
MI &. T.. LcgcrN of Gravity. la.
n" craig Leader, speaking of the
situation, sayN:
Mr.. stokes las experienced 4 long
and faithful >cryircWith the liurling-
ton. lie started In ~ a telegraph ap.
prruti Ice over thirty years ago and has
had charge of the rumpauy's business
here for over fifteen years.
The heavy increase In the business
here during The pas, tNu years, how.
ever, ONcrlaNed his capacity. and 1t
appears that some Of lac oilNialS took
an arbitrary view of the iii nat iona
refused 10 ALLOW him ~ much assist.
ance a. he indications appear 10 ~.
puirc. Mr.. stokes has been offered
anol her posi-, ion with the company.
IN, thus far he has no, accepted.
&. T.. Legerwood, Of Gravity, Ia,
has bttn placer IN charge mere ttin-
porarily, until an appointment Is
made, which will probably he an.
nounced November /.
Regardless of who may supplan, Mr.
stokes In the position of agent here,
the fact Of his removal regretted 10y
every one. Mr.. Stokes always APP.
pcarcd 10 Us 10 he genial and accom-.
modating TO all patrons and seemed to
cXer, every endeayor TO give efficient
and satisfactory service To the com
pany, as we'll. Aud We do not believe
that any man will he able 10 accom-.
plisl better or more satisfactory re-
suits than llc has. all around"
Window Glassall sizes AT ihp
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
City Property.

Ill
blocks west of ruIr ir,i~, Price"
>
Of
iirIstur tii'hor
Two lots good and cheap u
Ne. D.
other bnl"iugs. Plenty
'p'it" pcuii n"iglbprWt'i blocks
No
Barn splendid ci>i"rnN lot with
1h- dwelling II within , blocks
house aud
New
g,Ni J
alfalfa. viii make a This II sold
prepared 10 make
will place for and good
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
p. +. o. Programs.
NOV EMBER 10.

NUN EMBEK I'd,
Hostess. Lois Welty.
Roll call. Miscellaneous
Magazine Article lI-Mrs. Proud.
Music Vocal Trlo-Mrs. VanBus.
kirk, Mrs, Lehmer, Mrs. Allen,
Lesson Review-Mrs. Zachman. >.
Magazine Article IV-Mrs. Kunkel.
Social hour.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
THE BlADG,
Toledo Ohio.

My alfalfa seed is receaned, free
from weed seed and ready for sale, as
cheap as can be bought any where.
Have standard scales here.
Both Phones. w. j. FIELD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
A. w. GOTTEN,
OREGON Both Phones. i24 MISSOURI
Property for Sale!

No tm~s~o 10 about Unrt mile southwest from city lin
~" pr-"M h' ~''1r new dHclng OF uN" r"n, Fo" barn
water IN hr'n, 1,lIN FrnF Of Imii Located Il" one of the
best u,u, boa ling ~. Price,
y, la j,'c ares. 81 our,
hling las dwelling Of liS!i tiu
l" npE ' twi '"E"n houses good well OF water and two
Price,
No. L.? l., lslri Eiryic cuNn.
aiding H. timber.
lr
No a >phn,i 10"
Good hr"rrtn dwelling WIN rt>"n barn ioNl2 crib sNj2
lien l2\2' LOIS good
App.r and prr' rr|rtri. Two good railroad
lI.Fii 81
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-11-08
M.r.V,. u the Leading Fashion
WC\dll WdX0ZluS Journal in America

In the matter of Dress McCall's is indispensable
to every woman, There are over 50 Of the newest
designs of celebrated Mccall Patterns in each issue.
Each month 100000 copies of McCalrs,
brmu of latest fashions fancy work. interesting short
stories and of labor-savlng and money ideas
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-05-02

the year when youth
sunshine blue y meadows ark
the smell fresh powed fields gardens the cace and
of the arnyrd towels cheers of the baseball club
of the love and birds
they catch the glad symphony boating
the lake hidden
by the knowledge that That all
forfeited by that childhood the life
with its faith everything its joy everything and its hope of
everything.
gone! gone all gone lives, and toll
through these recall
our happy youth.
If who has the ability add multiply subtract and divide
proposition figures will little he easily
his his negbos that the derived
the licensed by the the saloon
keeper That financial failure the community who
for their support the upli
and moral strength of a community.
make still aside
the moral and physical epoy Influence the biggest and
humbug business and financial that fisted
tolerated by people. 1t the moral physical
financial of who toerates unless that
community narrowed down include only the who makes it.
sell they both doing something
else.
in minutes.
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-05-02
Ginger Snaps
UNEEDA
"Of The Inner Seal.

What Indians have left the
lakes Union have them and Mime
behind the varied collection of beautiful
Even the of gift from the Indians
that's left remind
picturesque people who will
plains paies psbed the
padded their and left beautiful
they found They did muate and destroy they
required they their
with legends full of the
rhyme poetry how little the majority of people
about them fairy history only sorry
these beautiful legends
White Winona Mnnetonka dozen but the
history their legends form interesting of
them still preserved the historical records of
of romance history
have different from what has been
treated them differently And sometimes compelled
ask what have them cize them? Ger
any achievements along this line such
with when remember broken faith and
O. unjust of these simple
But they almost Only few scattered bands here and
there are left to remind us of the North American Indians as we
knew them Their destiny read in the sinking the
and like it--they will sink of sight.
All will then have remind of this people will be the few
they bqueahd their legacy their hope the here
e grounds) and their faith the Great Spirit
whom they offered their devoons and sacrifices.
These the only people, wh though
not much than their cruelty and brutal
full of the beautiful and
gendary. Here few that make pretty jingle
MINNESOTA
Mnnehaha Minneonka, Wanaska,
Mazeppa Mankato, Waseca,
Minneota, Cokao Kasoa
Minnesota, Menaha Tntah,
Wabasha, Wacona, Wadena,
Winona Wayzata. Wasioja,
Wabasso Taopi Tosah
Chippewa Watonwan Onamia,
Owatonna Winnebago, Mendoza,
Shakopee, Meletonna, Sakatah
1t will be a interesting study o find their
Here of translated Wing
Wing.
White Bear and Yellow Medicine
Then the Red Man, soca and brave,
OF whom o earth make slave,
True to the true and good toward the good
And, like his Christian brother, spllng blood
Human whaeer his L.
For veins Of gold through his heart of quartz
Here in the he built his tepee
Made ov and nee dandfo and died
And is the Red Man. though foredoomed to
Less dear o Him who and lovesus a?"
"A. P. Miller +"
This the when reminded youth
sandb
The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1912-05-02
Vdride beCtiOneS
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ST. CROIx
HONEY

For the she calls darling
Has this of
Honey-tha spells mother
Just
We be whence comes and bv whose
hand directed. are the gentle showers Of spring.
If yards in great city and
picking of coal dom, sion TO ask
questions rubber
Man CIV E. g. found it sufficiently compensain
to and then swing Was he therefor
gator the doctrine Systematically we
CALI the knocker?
The philosophy that teaches ought
cultivate But there that
-
The generally regarded as belonging in
continuity, to the arm of the law"
It's seems as impossible to convince
the that his fully compile ever can be- and the
tools welded by him make possible.
Time. like clock goes steadily on
Yump OLE yump Gudens OLE guide yump; but you
YEA let build house upon anew let first look to
that be the mountain itself
build
shepherds increasingly upon our hck what might not
there be passing beyond of goe the heavenly
Does proximity cold develop coloquay termed
cold ee
"A deal all but he likes judge
airness" -Kenmare Journal
What containing words and
Who said that brevy the Of
hat is only short all its
enence referred be found The Popular
q a entitled The Joke"
Hull House"soby you a Hull house than
ne that was halfway?
Life fnness spark called
he vital spark 1t possibly hope, hoay headed old hope
Apache of encouragement
cheer back they
ct hearts contain little for brother
nd Beau" the Despond
ours allow to long remain hidden.
The quicker road OPP
ortunity O look back thereon
harrassed hound traloser
lived that They quit kickin' my dawg around"
myself, thy piece many
No hush holds such blessed hush peace.
may genius fully prove
distinguish between loaf bread
all the that there
Nero in the world than he of old Rome.
If Benedict Arnod it perchance,
velop would willingly become Major Andres
Wad Chrisa the kind let