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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

WfNNfFI1D Man. tue - kffag
tns Sea- n Sfrfsmi,sr the rnsernment
esslafpf system viii - o1i ~ cuin
fr,ssloa ant tie Grain ofoe.rs lrain
crnfeirf e'n CAKE nfer ths afnr1filr
- ite elevators Tfe Feteramsrf t4s
slifefad irtn tehHaff sNh fHt frisl.
fsnf hlsll rr fareHrA ~ fht ff4nsfaf
o. b. ronsidsfeIi flIst ih's nHl slts 49,
rrns incigi romnissfno 8t prtrent in
fnfiFai 80 thf siet sfora. a1fi Iauf finis
a. make arrsnscfnsnfa ugesssaff pfIfF
40 fhe Transfer - tonlf.l ~han ere
rlirnniesioh eisl f~s~s fa eslei 80 tns
government hae been ls-,hirr fafstfa
o. fhf fhln1. Or s.sn,e fInln
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

nina him. sIfe ~as MT iiuie aston
bsh@d ~ ss~sns the kfcsi UespiHins
that atheist without refafd fsf The sn
xcIe herayse they offer no resik'pn1f 10
tb~ hssfoufy. and can ma have either
sist9iAs 81 x0effnls. III fart. ihs dnurt
Isss d@r1fsuf- knseisna hDwhly 81 hts
kn<es. ana xhessf IN The chapel ~ the
vfrain. AZ ~hsft NJ WIS hfsflnH q fn3sa.
mpny. he FaVs for HE poDf. a. sef4,ua
al the time as y he had been perform
ias an ot.ratienr The sseHpJ afEn-si /.
" psrs IL fhs siort The doctor ieiis IN
explanation ~ ftrfeesh, fhe AHsefmsf
water carrier. WIN hsa helped him ~ nis
student days ~ p.,>Isss ano fof sl'oss
sshe. hecsnse ne had boon yefy ~
lirtta,- man. the great doetof. although
az ubbsisssef had founded mesr
N ~ ffepry'r rfvfy the nDYsmen, ~
eThs WbifilFsa ~ i,ife~ IL dssmllc fran
ne first appearance - The mountain
couple ~ their little frd huh s8rf 10
Their disappearance SITTER haVinR lteen
divorced sh5 fvmsffiss.
whlss Ia slf Walter Sesfra story
ihsfs - 4 issst ground a frsgfh llfe ana
character. ana IN Hafgar's the KYesf
fliy ~ Paris IL fsls - personality. hid
~ - fsenfy's TIE meaFes ioDsiy iifs -
ths mountains n The middle states 10
depleted. the main sleHent ~ Interest
u al three 10 The dFsna That -
uppn ensly-s-. The feqaislis fur = good
sifsFs starry - found a. b. first ~ AZ
that u sbsli ~ = afofy. This means
tbss sumrthinR must hHpss.n. Thee
msf BE- hur,os ~ pethn- ~ ans EN- q lon
yus llkr. bat acilon - the main thlnF.
ana asil9s ~ aFggBafir quality.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

An ~nihuslssi.0 msffinE ~ fte IHf
~ nfder ~ faos. as nsid iasi nirtt
~ fhe new i.iFs hsallauafiars an Wa.
fas niferi and = large class nf Hat
members @aH admitted after trtaF
Initiated inin fhs nt strfiss N Nl.at
dam. J O. HfnlimHa. aislriff HfEsn.
lftf. win headquarters Hn iifNle 49,
present Th- m-fri+f- 80 aiafei uith
thsif neE iucntion and are plHnslt-
30 several innaFatAnH. enc i,ainr fhf
Installation ~ CnmpiUfo rfmnasInfu
n4rautsfuaIIH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

ffi&frlN. Aar - flls Affns star
ilHsf NitfsFi. ahth Aas hssn under
ea.nF extensive rcfalfs st ihs H.iftsi
sr fo4s ass puf infD commission
arnin fo'iaf anf sulissi 90 >rs fafa
sfh mofs iii1n 90 1rai 0ntin rstsser.
sra iu ordsr in make va iinst fht
90 mrif Nan nai lsli ai Qastusiaun
The fsitfe aisl sllied to-day crowd
- WltN pnEyrisraf- a. ~ rstina shs
afI rtI Hf 4Hrff.sfnar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Although ths Waited states uses
hseflF gHe ksH "a ihe p.flds fin ~
mines Issf year yielded bot "a tons n
the install az ths rect oelnH inpmi~a
lfut ivs hDndfe.3fhs - ~ nfh a
rsin WIS measured ~ iis Dfs~n !. J., b
''l.ses sstcfs 10 Fnsiana 10 April
mshlpa u iha dfisst nnnih ss
eafded 10 century
a nov msfhiss nifie larger than a
standard type writer s~sls stamp tn1
cpuDfs lefiefs % rate ~ looa IN hour
irrespective - ieele .iss. shsp. 80
ihitNnrss.
Hpe'ii COURSES have tsou salsG 90
aef-fHi Drfmsn Heh,4.is a. ff A.mfu
~ ns~ otsupaiion ~ lhti t1uuffy.
;a-s ~ aus ~ laboratories sni -rirniis
n Institutes
Primarily ~ ihe use - inyailds IL j.
chair inFsrfsd ~ rrnnaaasan. 90
equipped sin mirrors that 40 aeeul,snt
rNn see what ~ suian 90 afound him
Without rlalnH.
4 nuesisn government commission
has reported 90 plane fof me buiidina
- 10000 miles ~ new railroads. ia
cover many nuU undsQeioprd ssctieus
~ the nest fite years
irilsys and onfda have been oUmbln
~ ~ a California inventor into % ml
fhlnr "a teach person The correct
~ immihe motions whilf be- Hes Hn 81
cushion ssfo 30 hrs land
Tests ~ elecifi,ni nneillnR al 90 iin
min.s n wales have shsen fhlt fhs
lnsa a nriai " lboui nnr prf reaf 49,
compared 9Th eiahi pf nine pc cent
In f1fmNs methods.
FILES can enter . sarl,agr can Tint r.
Nrw gHfh man hos patented hni ~
ihes frY ~ 9ri nui thcy ave cauFht in "a
sire tfap which con boz detached aud
the Inserts destroyed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Dtnastmsns ~ puhAe fasprpv~usntt
ono. - ciiY E1FltFef nenirsrs,
Juns ~ fyi1
fDssr Mr.
RsDiylnr "a gagf fsvef n Tune f1fh
i fsf ID advise ftai ~ rag ~ Aaffi.
utcf 10 no. sglng ars mpfe Nea1 olsss
fta4inn doe "a fht sr~ai tispperinfss =
~ ssnlt Yours frfY iralf
81 y Mecpy. Clfy FnrIntef
Ksasas Gus. NJ. Ase "a isi1
Tofsi wsspa hlsst rsffans ~ aSnirsf
neulrsar8 sss1 ysf1s iiac ieea ~
psifed rtssf Yfaf ~ cfst~ets'i itlp''A
Ar EsEK . SONS
Contractors
Th~ efses.fsd wfnsd blast pgrFmrui
f4lf ~ Ig1usf1n usiahfs lisiHisfs 80 dsr-
lan me paaf ninety asys vas torn ~
~ extensive repsirs ~ m fifnr tne
committee n nteaflsaib,n from cyrsiEa
ce.lssl drove over thaf pavement
ai.eff iaae go a refma1trf hfirh
pavement sefa4lns - gloi srrs irss bte
run1liinn slfhouf feraif RE fi1s ~
f.sea ~ Df.k paving are ~ FFrf
moderate prize ihs bidders ppf ~ thtlf
forfeit money boz Fi.ai fiifh. lnd n 'hef
a. nDf receive rnnsi1sfiiIpH npN Ahti
f.safsHfa have ihef - a1f dffefrnf
ff.afnisnf li future irifnrF tw th'
Z 49, ~ " ne in.iii' eusuf 30 hritt pave.
gn-ni BIDS - sxcsslingiy fsnpfe.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

~ Yuts wants g. hnaun - rhs.n.
cali ~ ~ a. tie fsat
NLW CITY pHJ0 eTpHE
$50 q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

a a. irvih ~ ksa- usi.s 49, iu
ihs eii5 yesterday ang visited NJ can
sf Uifitr a. enlist sft fhf u@~ spHf
e.tltsfH 49, states fhef fhe fsFfon fFUp
10 good in his afffion fir fhs season
fna tnst their ~ araruliy ~ faitau
plfkeft is 4efher ihs afapia 81 Irwin
sHSa thaf fhs corn. maize and uibsf
frrt rrur- sff- urr,pini r,~id ihis
Year ~ i.ia 4rfiOa
- you uss che Caller classified
columns
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Files can enter . sarl'agr can fhpi "a
Nsw ynfE man hau pstcutei hHi ~
ihey irY ~ vt nui ihry ave cauEht in a
sire tfap which con boz detached ana
the Inserts destroyed
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Tests ~ sieelthai nnelilnr al oli iin
mlnes ln Wales have shpsn ihli the
iusa "a FuFitl - about nnr PEI reHi sa
compared siih ciaht nf nlne pc rsni
IN former methods
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

e..a ~ Ies 'l'...lnsa "a. ,oe.y.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

iTIilsys and onfds have been r0mtln
81 ~ a Cailfotnlh inventor into ma
fhinr ~ teach re- pefsun The correct
~ immihF motions while be- Hes nn q
cushion. safe 90 iry land
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Fpe'lNi COURSES have bson sadss '4
atf-iHi German -eh".is &. ni 4smsu
~ new ot'urailpn ~ That county
'E@i ~ atis 80 laboratories and scieniis
n Institutes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

nov msfhiEs little larger than "a
standard iype writer srnis stamp tn1
cpuDfs lefiefs % rate ~ looa IN hour
irrespective - ieelf siss. ahsu. 80
thifHnrss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Primarily ~ ihe u.e - inyailds IL
0haH Invented ~ rsnnaaasan. 90
sin mirrors that 40 areulnnt
fsn see what IL sulan 90 asouad him
= ithnut riainH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

4 hueslsn government commission
haa reported 90 plane f"f me bulldina
- 10000 miles ~ new railroads. II
cover many nne uadeyeioprd sections
10 the most tive years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30

Although ths United states uses
ssefiy one hair "a ne p.slds fin ~
mines lssf year yielded hoi ~ tons n
Ibs matsi. az fhs frsi beinE lnpmfra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-08-30
Gus Grimm

LocksmssA. Bieyele. Lava Move
and General RsFsir ssos, Rear am
hams nvux Store. Peuplss stree
rhc.c Ne. 4sa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-03-05

fi9ue a-s1e yeast and sa.- s1g
.res1 ~ sa-s q kJets grocerg.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18

ta) Importance of Consolida.
ton. Clyde Busby,
Supt. Skidmore Public Schools.
10 How Secure Consolidation?
....... Miss 1nea Florea
Discussion .......Pres. II. X. Taylor
The Value and Practicability Of the
Rural High school ......,......
Il. &. Duncan. Prin. Darling.
ton Public schools.
EVENING SESSION.
o-Reception-Given by the fac.
ulty OF the Northwest Normal
school.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER q.
Chairman W. NJ. Oakerson. Supt. Of
Nodaway County.
FORENOON SESSION.
o:lj-DevotiODal. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Conducted by Elder CD. Miller
Musical Program.
iOan-Lectu Nocational Guidance"
Dr. !. Adams PufTer. Boston,
Mass
liaW- Lecture. Hon. VIM. l.. Evans,
state Supt. Of Public Instruc.
ton.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l::D Musical Program furnished by
Miss Alma Nash's Juvenile
Mandolin Orchestra.
2HW Lecture .................
pr. Frank NJ. McMurry. Teach
cr> College. COLUMBIA l'niyers.
ity New York.
3U-bisirbution of prizes for Nuda.
way County Agricultural and
Domestic Science Associat ion.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
Enjoyed the Visit.

Judge G. a. Daughty and wife. Of
Crazy. were Oregon visitors a couple
Of days, las, week. having their mas.
ticaiers ground and put In good re-.
pair. We acknow ledge a most enjoy.
able visit from the Judge.
Judge Daughty has been u resident
Of the county for over ~ years, and
has passed through many interesting
changes In those years. lie came to
our county from Highland, Kansas.
coming over the river on q steam.
boat IN July, 1858, and went ashore
nj Forest CITY. and struck out to lind
a job. lie got one-i, was to teacl,
the Blair school. which he did. lie
taught the greater part Of his twenty
years here. farming when the school
term was out. lie taught the first
school for CRAZY.
lie was a He'll and Everett Demo.
crat when he first came To the coun.
~, and his first vote was cas-, In lS,iO.
AT Old Marietta. shortly after get
ting the blair school lie made his Hrs,
visit To Oregon. which was In July,
1858. lie organized the Hrs, Sunday
school In Craig, and was It's first sup.
erintendent. lie was the first Mas.
ter of the Craig Masonic lodge, and
with the exception OF an interim OF
one term. served In the Eas, cigh,
consecutive terms.
The Judge Is now - years Of age,
and we were glad to see him looking
so we'll, and enjoying such excellent
| health.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
Big TarkiO Drainage Dis.
trict Opened.

The big ditch that forms the chan
mel Of Big Tarkio creek was opened
Wednesday, October ..
As stated two weeks ago. the dig.
ging Of the channel was completed up
TO within about one hundred feet Of
the Missouri river. The soil Is very
loose and sandy along the river and
the seepage caused the constant crum.
bling Of the remaining bank unit
only few feet remained. On We'd.
nesday the dam was blown out with
dynamite.
The rush OF water soon made the
opening almost as large as the chan.
mel itself, and within twenty-four
hours the ditch was practically emp.
tied.
In order to float the dredger, II was
necessary to hold from ten to sixteen
feet OF water In the ditch, and the
blowing out OF the dam proved to Ike
a bonanza for those who enjoy a feast
Of fish, as great quantities OF fish 70.
mained In the holes OF the creek beds
and all that was necessary to do was
to wade into the mud and catch
them with ones hands.
AS consequence, fish have almost
become unmarketable hereabout dur
ing the past day or so.-Craig Leader
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
Judges of Election.

The county court at its session last
week named the following to serve as
judges Of election at the coming No.
vembcr election:
Rigelow-R. r. Wilson. !. W.
White. II. L. Courier, Jno. T.. Slater,
Jacob IIinkle, J. r. Bridgeman.
North Benton-Chas. McRoherts,
Thos. Tyson, Andy Morris, i. u.
Thompson, Joseph Ferguson. Clyde
Thompson
South Benton n. s. Brown. s. u.
Proud. Chas. McNulty. J. T. ballard
q. d. Batman, W. =. Erwin.
Clay-H. X. Noel, &. G. Baker. Abe
Loucks, N. W. Brumbaugh, G. r.
Graves, W. n. DeBord.
Forbes--Albert Markt. G. II. Car.
ter, Robt. Hunzlnger. II. V. IIudgins,
j. u. Milne, Elmer Sipes.
Forest Joseph Conner, n. L. Ever.
son. W. NJ. Reynolds, n. y. Terhune
n. G. Teare, VIM. Hit.
Iickory-C. +. Wright, ". G. Ste.
venson. J. Il. Comm. C. ". Childers, q.
&. Goodhart, j. =. Moore.
Fast Lewis Robt. Montgomery
WIN. Markt, Geo. Sceman. n. &
Cook. J. Il. Peacher. VIM. bragg.
West Lewis-Dan Iachman, Geo
Lehmer. J. a. kreek. H. q. Ruley
Perry Moore, Frank Foster.
Libcrty--L. G.. Smith. Alber, Weir
u, Chas. Anderson, W. =. Zachary
George I'aer. u. G. Nauman.
Lincoln-T. q. Lawrence. a. -
bankers. Jno. Schatz, T.. A. Ruselius
Len Walter, 4. a. Christen.
Minton Geo. Swope, Chas. Moser
Thos. Bunker, \. Il. Morgan. G. -
Cunning, I. N. Min,on.
Nodaway Robt. kneale. I'd. IRA
mer. Jacob Buniz, Hugh Brohan, la
vid Crop, Harry Hughes.
North Cnion-Il. II. Lawrence. NJ
+. Ballard. Fred Cook. NJ. =. Smith
Jno. Donovan. Peter Lower.
South Union C. ldckcr. T.. y
Doebbling, y. u. Merrill. Jno. Red
mon, Henry Rebel, Vim. Carlton.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
I'I,')GRAN:

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER :. iDl2.
Chriiman-C. II. Allen. Supt. OF
Gentry county.
FORENOON.
o:.D Devot ionai exercises. .........
conducted by Rev. Lee Iiarrell
Musical program. .............
.............. Normal Chorus
directed 10y Prof. T.. -. Landon.
1000 Welcome address, .............
".......... Pres. II. X. Taylor
Response NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Leslie NJ Dobbs, Supt. Andrew
Go.
llw Address .............,...
Dr. Herman h. Iearse. Kansas
City, Mo.
AFTERNOON.
Opening exercises. ...,.,.......
Given 10y the Maryyille Public
schools.
2n"- Lecture. DR.. Herman T.. rearsc
J;Oo- Sectional meetings:
High school secti Library.
Conductor-C. \. Hawkins
Supt. Maryyil.e Public Schools.
Tie High School Curriculum:
(al Its Aimy ...................
Cl,as. l.. Moslcy, Sup,. stan
berry Public schools.
0b should II i,c STANDARDIZED
u. J. Spokesman. Supi. Rock
port Public schools.
(cJ Intensive or Extensivey. -.
!. 4. Crosen. Supt. Mound CIT!
Public schools.
ID Elective or Fiyedy .........
a. II. Cooper, Supt. Grant CIT!
Public Schools.
(c) The Old and the New Dues.
ltOVtDIcSG' ''',''''..'',,'
Geo. r. Nardin, Supt. Sayan'
nah Public Schools.
Grade Section Normal Audi
torium.
Conductor.....,lra Richardson
Dept Pedagogy. Maryvill,
State Normal.
Classification In Rural Schools:
(a) BASIS Of Classification. ...,
...,...........M Miss less Burcl
(b) How Dispose Of the lrregu
lar pupilY. Mrs. A. NJ. Lairt
Funct ion Of and Method IN III,
Teaching Of Grammar
Miss Fannie Hope, Maryvill'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
A. w. GOTTEN,
OREGON, Both Phones 124, MISSOURI.
Property for Sale !

Of southwest linn
splendid dwelling good
Ouliidng ciserns
best roads leading into the city Price. $1,000
No Is little farm onealf mile nor,eas, OF Forest
City school buildings has dwelling rooms, barn lx2i built
smoke aud chicken houses good we'll Of water and
csterns. Price. 800 acre
No j. located Rclvle ~ IN culon
around the
Holt
,heeropm dwelling crib
Apple and orchard. Two miles good railroad
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18

Tile string about q yard long to
. common door key and take the
string In the right hand, holding 1t *
the key will clear the floor four OF
i've inches. II you can hold the key
steady 1t will swing back and forth In
y straight line. Let another person
take your left hand In his and the
motion Of the key will change from q
pendulum-like swing to . circular
swing. ia third person will place
his hand on the shoulder OF the sec.
ond person the key will stop. Try II
and explain 1t II you can.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
GREETING,

We. tie county superintenden,s Of
A,chi>On. Holt. Andrew, Gentry,
Worth and Nodaway counties. extend
our greetings" to the teachers OF
these counties. You will lind before.
hand the program that We have pre-.
pared for the joint educat ional meet.
ing, November ~. loi2. We have
endeavored 10 make this program
practical, helpful and interesting and
believe you viii lind |, SO. Come
with the expectation Of being helped
and also Of helping others and this
will be Az educational meeting that
will long be remembered because of the
good that Il viii have done. Read
tie program. also notes carefully.
Mas. SALLIE Y. GRERE,
Mrs. Cora EARLY,
Earl 4. Rock,
LESLIE NJ. DOBiIs.
CmAs. II. ALLEN,
". NJ. OhKERsON,
County Supcrintendents.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18
FARMS FOR SALE!

FOR SALE8 81 miles Forest and ~ miels
Mound chicken
3xl+
acres In cultivation. Price. $50
FOR SALE 81 miles Mound City miles from
cellar cern good wells fair barn for horses crib attached
meadow timothy and fenced ogtght About 10
timber balance cultivation Price,
SALE-O miles Forest Ciy 5room
This is good, little place. Price, $25Oo
FOR SALE OR ENCIlA NGEl2O mile
IT'S broom halls and cellar under house large basement
well and wind mill eiens abS, acres tmer balance u
stock and grain farm Price sS Might consider small proper
section Of land Of first payment
FOR SALE 40 sroom house; smoke house chicken
bushels
hog sheds sx2 and s concrete Nice maple and pine
fields and 20 acres pasture acres meado" or pas
about THIS line farm and must he seen to be APP
precia,ed Price for short time only $4,000 per
II merchandise live stock livery
what
Far results call wrteo plo
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-10-18

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Each month 100000 copies Of McCall's,
brmful Of latest fashions fancy work. interesting short
stories and scores Of labor saving and money ideas
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the GLADE,
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My alfalfa seed Is recleaned, free
from weed seed and ready for sale, as
chsap as can be bought any where.
Have standard scales here.
Both Phones. W. j. FIELD.
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State Normal.
High School Work In the One Room
Rural School.
Earl A. Rock. Supt. of Holt
County.
Efficiency In the Teaching Of Geog.
Tapny ........ ..............'.'
.......... Miss Coda Roach
discussion. ..................
Miss Mary Hughes, Maryyilie
State Normal.
Primary Section--I,oom 2Io.
Conductor-Miss Carrie Hop.
kins. Maryyille State Normal.
Dramatizing In Language Work ...
Miss Lulu Hughes
The Value Of story Telling .....
..............M Miss Ada Albert
How Provide for Exceptional Chill
dren. 800. Mrs. Alberta Murphy
Nature study and Literature ......
Miss Belle Wattenbargar
EVENING SESSION.
80 Concer, given 10y Prof LAWYERS
Orchestra.
S1-Declamatory Contest.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER =.
FORENOON SESSION.
Chairman--Mrs. Cora Early.
Supt. Of Worth County.
n:l5-Devot ional exercises. .........
Conducted by Rev. I. -. Ran.
dolph.
lo:U--Lecture ... Dr. W. W. Charters
Dean OF school Of Education. NJ.
:. T., Columbia. Mo.
ll:oO--l.eciure "l,oy Leadership" go.
br. J. adams Puiler. Host on.
Mass.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Chairman Miss Kettle Anlho.
ny. Dept Home Economics.
Maryville state Normal.
Opening exercises. .............
Music furnished by Mr.. u. a..
Hancock. Maryvillc, Mo.
2?W-Lecture "lIome Economics" {.
Mrs. Hattie Mitchell. Drake
University. Des Moincs. Ia.
39W Sectional meet ings.
High school Section Library.
Cond,ictor-W. ". westbrook
prin. Maryyille High school.
High School Activities:
IA Athletics:
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Democratic Ticket.
For Representative IN Congress,
Fouril, Congressional District:
CHARLES r. WDlIER.
Savannah, Mo.
For State senator, Third Senatorial
District:
FRANCIS NJ. WILSON,
Platte City. Mo.
For Member of House Of Representa-
tives:
GEORGE ". CLICK,
Mound City, Mo.
For Judge County Court. First bis
trict:
%. &. STALLARD,
Forest City, Mo.
For Judge County Court, Second bis
trict
NJ. u. HUFFMAN,
Mound City, Mo.
For Prosecuting Attorney:
DON N. HUNT,
Oregon.
For Sheriff
JOHN GRESHAM,
bigelOw.
For County Assessor:
HENRY DELONG,
Craig.
For County Treasurer:
j. II. FICKES,
Maitland.
For County Surveyor:
JOSEPH 4. GARRETT,
Mound City.
For Public Administrator:
R.C. BENTON,
Oregon.
For Coroner:
C. w. MUTE,
I Maitland.
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