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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17
vzGoJA P-RoLETARsKIH
r o

sSasnikih nosi goreDJemu podobne
naslove. Kdor bi smatral vprasa-
ME otroske ali cloveske vzgoje "a
konkreten pojem. bi OBJ vsem TEN
skoraj nehote vzkliknil: no, tega
je pa re dovolj, zakaj otroci pri-
hajajo III so vedno lie %otroci, torej
bi bila Ia "veda" re davno lah-
ko osnovana ma dolocena stalna
pravila, pc katerih sc vzgajaj
mladina.
Seveda bo tako vzkliknil lie I'll
sti, XII ne We, kaj je clovek, XII ne
We, da Sc bistvo c~loveGanstva
spreminja i'll razvija in da je
vsak clovek samosvoja osebnost
pc svojih snovnih in tudi pc svo-
jim psihicnih sestavinah in svoj-
stvih. z drugimi besedami bi to
povedali: da je vsak clovek dru-
gacen in da tudi p%otrebuje dru-
gaGne vzgoje in ne lie vsak posa
mezen clovek, marvec tudi vsak
novi rod. Osebnost oziroma indi-
vidualiteta posameznikov kakor
tu6i celih rodov in bodo6ih FARO
dow Sc spreminja, in to spremi-
mamie in dispozicijo je treba upo-
stevati pri vzgoii.
Kaj je vzgojaH Vzgoja je vpli-
yanje odraslih ma mladez pc do
locenem naGrtu. Tako bi navadno
odgovorili, ce mislimo danasnjo
Solsko vzgojo. VpraSanje pa ma
stane, ce je to zadostno "a vse
primere vzgoie? Ali so otroci te-
sto, il katerega sc da n~apraviti,
Sar hoGemo, ali je otrok nepopi-
san list, Xxi mani napiSemo, kar
] hocemoi Vsak oce in vsaka matt
: We domala, da nj vse tako emo
stavno in da ina otrok re pri
: rojstyu mnogo kali oziroma dis
poziciJ "a to, kar BIO IL NIGGA.
Enako kakor otroci podedujejo
pc starsih lice it'd, enako podedu-
jejo Sc mnogo drugih svojstev 4:
razum, temperament, razposaje-
most it'd. Nj je vzgoje, Xxi bi uteg-
hila IL malo nadarjenega otroka
ustvariti dusevnega velikana.
Znano nam je tudi, da otroci
pcdedujejo pc starsih bolezni, da
20 otroci pijancev navadno sla-
botni dusevno in telesno. V prvi
usti Je torej porebno, da Sc vsi
fisl. XII hocejo postati starsi ali
% re, zavedajo tega in so elm
NstneJi V tenn pogledu.
Delavstvo ina seve drugacne
nravstvene ideale nego meScan-
two dandanes. Onemu je ideal
ploSnost, ne wee posameznik. Ia
hteva nJegove razredne morale
3e: socialni cut, solidarnost! Mi
prasujemo: KakSne ljudi potre-
buje druzba, Xxi jo zahtevamo?
kaksne ljudi potrebujemo "a svoj
BOZ? Potrebujemo ljudi z jasnim.
logicnim, raZrednoZavednim mis-
lenjem in socialnim eutom. Take
Judi ~vzgajati je naloga social
stiske vzgoje.
Prva vzgojiteljica je matt, ME.
ma naloga je, da otroka V TEN
zmislu navajo, zakaj premnogo
prilike ina oh odgovar.janju ma
ysa mnoga vpraSanja otroSka.
Starosti primerne in resnicne cd
govore maj daje radovednemu
Stroku. da bo, ko odraste, re po-
NAL resnico in laz, da Sc mu ne
DO treba sele muciti in premago-
sati, preden Sc otrese vseh starih
rraz in bajk in predsodkov. sofia
NINA ne more vcepiti otrokom
sfravega %naziranja, 6e nina do
ma podpore.
Sto in sto zgledov imamo il ma
ave, XII jih utegnemo povedati
Nrokom preprosti zgledi morajo
pa, da Jill razumejo. Otrok za6ne
gubiti naravo in 10 razumevati.
aadar so otroci re vecji, maj Jim
rpoveduje matt namesto grozo-
NH povestic o roparjih, rajsi O
Fsganjanju in trpljenju delav-
In o navduSenosti nash prvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

RazMits svoje znanje! Pou6te SO o sociaEzmul Razvedrite ID
duha! = 'Proletarec' ina v svoji knjizsvni zalogi sledece knjigs
in brosure. Posljite narcotic Sc danes:
LEPosLovNE KNJIGE. PovEsTI:
Etbin Krstan: 'samosvoj", mehka vezba. so
"W'A p''A''m l. Ee1e %
IL zvezek. 80
Upton Sinclair (Poslov. JOS Zav@tnik in Nv. Kake): "Dzungel'. Pc
vest liz chcaskih klavnic .....tlos
Etbin Krhtan; ''Francka in drugo' rs
Pavel Mihaek: 'z Min tiHjenja". 50
"Tajnosd spansko hkvizidje". (Dosedaj iSi samo STRIFE snopicD. -
Sn0pe Pc .
BRosURE IA soCIALIsTICNo PROPAGANDA.
Vladimir Knafie: Socialism -. .... l5o
Enrics Ferri: Socialism in moderna veda so
'Drzava prhodnjosi' 20
fr'eta1a 10
Etbin Krstan: "Nevarni ssdalzem is
uahov FrPoroclpvo) rs
'KomuniHini manifest 20
'Zakaj m sociahsti' I. 10
'Kdo unicuie proizvajanje v malem" Is
''Sociahzem' Il
'soctjalna demokracus in kmasko ludtvo' IS
'Votna in soialna demokracia' Is
oocnsi ciahze IS
''Moderni sociahkem'' 10
'Nasa bogatstva'
Pc c Cinneju Nv. Molek: 'sodaistcni kahh.em". 10
KNJIGE IN BRosURE "a PRoTIKLERIKALNo PROPAGANDA:
Prof wahmund Pohov. A. Krstan):
"Katohsk svetovno nazirnjc in svobodna znanost' ....... IS
''Krst sv v1adimirja' " verih. PrporoGjvo) rs
Nv dobi herkahzma". (PiporoclIvo). 20
DRUGE KNJIGE IN BRosURE:
'hoderni poiacni razvoj. - Moderni gospodarsk razvoj. - CHI So
Stir crhce'. (Poljudne zbirke 'Vee iuci" s snopiG) l. Nekai il
ivljenja fajmostra Kozamernika- 2 Kako dog rep je incl pes svsto-
piemskega Tohie 3 V nebeih. 4 Konec sveta in sdeI "a :" ne
oesko ralJevstvo" . II
'Kake 10 lp vojaski STAN (Poljudne zbirke I" ve6 lusiIu g sno.K,
Use to knjss In brosurs poAjemo postnine presto
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-17

K%apitalisti Sc il 18TH vzrokov
boje socializma. kot Sc tatovi bo-
je psov-cuvajev.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
Democracy Organizing.

!. u. Shannon. State Chairman of
the Missouri Democratic State Com.
mi,tee. was here Wednesday. and
held a conference with prominent
members OF the Holt County Democ.
racy. looking 10 the advancement Of
the party interests. and systematic
organization. There va, a large AT.
tendance Of representative members
Of the party, and all responded heart.
ily To Mr.. Shannon's recommends.
tion>. They seemed ready and will.
ing To put ON new armor. and eager
TO enter the fight. feeling that the
party had good lighting chance ia
win nat ionally a. well a. to redeem
the state. which has been going Re.
publican for the past three presiden'
tial elect Ions.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

Through the efforts of Mayor j.
T. birmingham aud George Penny, Of
flores, city. assisted by Congressman
G.. r. l,oolcr, u shell and pow der can
that Went down In the attleship
Maine IN Havana harbor fourteen
years ago. have been presented To
that city and will bc placed IN their
public park. near the depot. We
congrat ulaic our sister city upon oh.
tanning this hist rical relic. And II
nov brhuoyes Oregon 10 get a hust IL
upon her and see wha, can he done
toward obtaining something In the
same line for our public park.
-Dr. ". G.. Proud Friday Of LAS,
week. May L., 1917. introduced Miss
Lucille Ellen To the home Of Harold
Mark, and wife, of Forest city.
Grandpa win Markl Is somew hat
ches,y over the arrival ef his hrs,
grandchild. and Fred, ST., and wife
are feeling pretty tine, A. this makes
them great grandparents, This event
also makes John France, ST., and
wife, and John France, Jr., Jr,, of
Forest CITY, respectfully great grand
parents and grand parents.
Will Hanna has bought the prop,
erty known rs the Speer place from
Jonas Watson. Mother Dawson and
her boys have moved to the Reavis
property vacated by Mr.. Hanna, and
Lawrence Killam and wife have oc.
cupied the Bragg property vacated by
the Dawsons. Before Mr.. Hanna pur.
chased this place, Mr., Watson had
sold a fraction over -four acres to Il.
h. Brigmon for ~ 800, Mr.Ilanna pay.
ing 81, $40 for the residence and frac.
ton over three acres.
Ed Shellenberger, win Weight.
man, W. =. Vance and Matt Thomas
of Mound city, were here, Thursday
of last week, In consultation with our
citizens, and the farmers on the road
betty Mound City, Forest City,
Oregon and between Oregon and the
Nodaway river, in regard to the I'm.
provement OF these roads. An were
heartily In favor Of making GOOD
Roads," and the slogan from now on
will be Good Roads"
DIR. Evans attended the state
meeting OF the state medical society
which was held ut Sedalia this week.
He Is the councillor Of the society for
the first district, which Is composed
Of the counties OF Holt, Atchison and
N0daway. lIr. Il. NJ. Miller, OF
Mound City, was the Holt delegate to
the meeting.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
.BRlLLIANTENDlNG or SCHOOL
Continued from Page One.)

revelation to our people a. to what
this lady is doing for our young girls
and boss toward musical education.
The proceeds from this extra number
of tie weeks program will go for the
bcnc'i, of the school library.
Friday evening came the gradual ion
exercises Commencement thccrown.
Ing number of the Commencement
week. While intended to convey the
idea that an earnes, beginning Is to he
made 10y the graduates. also embodics
an exhibition Of the attachments OF a
year In all departments.
Tie class Of 1912 was composed Of
ten young men and women equally
divided. The class honors came
to Reed Bailey as salut;t orian, who
chose for his subject, "IIOme Life IN
the Southern Colonies" the yaledic.
torian was Leo pctree. who Grated on
1.-The Santa Re Trail" They pre-.
sented their subjects IN a manner
showing thought and careful prep.
aration, and we're heartily applauded
a. they took their seats. They are a
pair Of splendid young men, from
whom We expect good reports, a. they
branch out into lighting life's battles.
They will make good" IN time is ouI
predition. Tie program was made ny
Of local musical talent and Meek :
Orchestra, Of ST. Joseph. furnished
the Instrumental numbers, In a man
ner quite pleasing to the audience,
while the vocal numbers we're all that
the most critical could ask.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
FOrtescue.
NERO.

Mrs. J. q. Carron has been sick
The past week.
Mrs. VIII llill was In st. Joseph
\ few days last week.
Jim Williams and Rudolph Or.
wick we're In Falls CITY Monday.
Several Of the farmers Of this
vicinity have all their corn planted.
Mrs. bunker and daughter, Miss
Wayne, visited at Romine's Sunday.
---George Minton and u. +. Romine
shipped load of hogs the frs, of the
week.
Mrs. Susan lyman visited her
daughter, Mrs. Jas. Stewart, of Sa.
lem, Neb., last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Craig and
son went to st. Joseph Sunday for q
short visit with relatives.
Preaching services at Tarkio
Chapel were well attended Sunday.
The services were conducted by Rev.
&. d. Day.
-Eldred Bunker's two little girls,
Bulah and Opal, of SkidmOre, spent
last week with their grandmother,
Mrs. =. |. Bunker.
The Missionary Society met with
Mrs. Jesse Hines Thursday and held
their meeting. Several ladies were
present. They entertained them
selves by quilting and at noon a
sumptu0us diner was served. All de.
parted at late hour.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
Students of Music Entertain

Music j. the inarticulatc speech of
the heart. which cannot I've com.
pressed into words because II Il In
| finite. Wagner.
Commencement week j. always one
of great delight and activity. Here.
tofore every night IN the week. save
one. has been given To public enter.
tainnent by way Of grade canta,a.
senior program or High school play:
this year. however, a most delightful
thought came into the mind VI our
own progressive Mrs. Alberta Muir.
ply; why not perfect the week and
give Ia the public another nigh, Of
diversionp" This thought gave birth
to one Of the most exquisitely rem.
dered programs ever given In our cul.
tured city and established achafming
precedent.
Thursday, May IL, was the night
given to 1.-THE students school OF
| Music" The NJ. r.. church was
crowded by an appreriative. en,hus-
iastic and critical audience which
gathered to hear "thc rosebud garden
Of fair children"
Promptly AT = o'clock Mrs. Murphy
and winsomc little Margery tiiz.
maurice each at a piano struck a
thrilling. awakening melody. whiclI
sent sweet strains echoing through
the corridors OF the church. follow Ing
which came. with rhythmic step,
thiri y.siX daintily gowned, beautiful
children, who marched with air!
movement To an elevated stage and
remained standing while the Rev. T.
a. Claggett invoked Gods blessing
upon these young lives and their ef
forts. Then followed the perfect !!
prepared selections, each a gem beau
tifully executed. OF these student,
We noted a very prominent feature I,
he the graceful position and pose al
the piano studied hut atural
and the free perfect technique oI
hand and finger, this all bcin,
brought about by the patient, un,ir
Ing efforts Of their teacher. l'nde
this thorough, conscicnt ious teach
ing the timid, trembling movements
have become graceful, firm. srlf.reli
ant: then. too, music cullivalcs III,
nobler qualities Of mind and heart
The music of art l. bu, the limitation
Of the music of nature: there ar,
voices Of grief IN the winds, JOY II
The songs of spring and melody In tn
Tripping stream. These Ae0liai
strains God employs 10 educate TN
finer feelings: and man. conspiring Il
1.-THE same result. adds these artificial
Icharms, which elevate the sent iment
Iquicken the imaginat ion. touch tn,
heart, transport the soul and draw
the finite closer TO the infinite.
| We should like to speak individual
| ly Of these st udents, but space vii
not permit, but collectively We men
ton the attributes. l, were hard L
lind more finished artistes In til,
largest cities among persons mucl
older than Mrs. Murphy's students
| We cannot reach into the future ant
know just the outcome Of this ant
each child's life, but We do know tina
at present your opportunities are ST
splendid, you are grasping them 81
willingly, so intelligently that a halt
of beauty and of peace can but follow
In the wake Of earnest efforts.
i Mrs. Murphy has summer ST udent,
and IN ten weeks will give a recita
which we shall all look forward t,
with great and pleasant expectancy
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
BELLE.

The Circle Club gave most en-.
joyable dance at the Gem Theatre
Monday night last, the theatre or.
chestra furnishing the music.
The degree team of Oregon Lodge,
]. d. o. f., was the guest OF honor at
Forest City lodge, Thursday evening,
23rd inst, and conferred its beautiful
first degree upon the Rev. Augustine.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
New Point, and Vicinity.

---bran0ma IralsWater j. NISillne al
Zen Praiswa ter's.
Mesdames Ella Boswell and Ida
Lentz are quite sick.
Will Acton and family spent sun
day with Henry McPike.
Mr.. and Mrs. CD. Miller brought
Mother Oren home Friday.
Mrs. Alma Caldwell and family
ven, to Forest city Wednesday.
Mr.and Mrs. Frank Crawford were
visiting In Nodaway county Sunday.
Charles. and Nirge Fields and
families went over to visit their par
cn,s. sunday.
George NJ. Pollock and wife and
Mrs. Mitchell took dinner with Mrs.
Dfen, sunday.
several from here attended the
convention at the L. Is. church Sun
day afternoon.
Ralph Meyer and family and Miss
Ca,harinc Terry went to Forest City
and oregon Thursday.
VIII Terry. wife and Fannie Kel.
lcy and children visited with Father
and Mother Acton, Sunday.
Virgo Fields and family. OF Ne.
braska. are visiting Mrs. rs parents.
Gale Raylill and wife. and his broth
er. Charles Fields and wife.
Mrs. Alpha kcrshaw returned TO
her home near Guilfod. Thursday.
after a few days visit with her par
.nts. Watson Bloomcr and wife.
A. T.. Kelley returned from st.
Joseph. Monday. with Elmo. who has
been there having his eye treated.
We are sorry to learn tina, par, Of the
sight Is destroyed.
The Childrens' bay exercises are
to ie held the second sunday In June
IN the evening at the Christian
Ichurch. and the first SUNDAY In June
In the morning at the Presbyterian
church.
| Mrs. Chas. Painter. Elmer and
sister Ethel Aldrich came Ia Oregon
Friday to attend the graduating ex.
rrcises Of the Glass Of II. Lester
Painter being a member. They then
came out 10 New Point 10 visit with
relatives.
| Mr.. Praiswatcr found an accty-
lcne generator. belonging To an auto.
ab0u, one mile south Of the I. u.
church. Sunday afternoon. Should
this item meet tie eyes of the owner. .
he viii lind the generator ~ Mr..
Praiswa,er's.
The band boys nave changed the
date Of their entertainment from the
18th to the 18th, inst. The boys"
are preparing a line program. consist.
ing Of vocal and instrumental music.
Among the leading features will b"
an alto duet, trombone Iuartette,
cornet Quartctte, marches. waltzes.
puicksteps, etc. The proceeds will he
used for the benefit Of the band. Two
and one.half hours Of pure musical
pleasure. Everybody come.
That "misfort unes never come
singly" was nearly verified at A. u.
| Kelley's Thursday Of last week. FL
mo was playing with wire spring
and had his eye badly hurt. Friday
evcning, after the practice for Chill.
: drcn's day, Mrs. Kelley left Earl IN
lhr buggy while she was attending Ia
some business. The mare got anxious
10 get home and started on al a lively
gait. In, was caught near Ber,
IIamm's, There was no damage, but
Earl was frightened.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

Teachers examinations for Ger.
tihcates will be held al Mound City,
Friday and Saturday, June ! and 4.
A Columbia drug firm known as
Points Il Tyson were fined In the
Boone circuit court Monday "a, 100 on
~ indictments for selling liquor.
-LOST-White Sweater Coat, be.
tween Bluff City school house and
Forbes; return to Mrs. Louis Stalcup.
Home Phone 70 south.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
Call and See Me

Miss Dora Thomas, who taught
the eighth grade In our public school
returned to her home In Liberal, Mo.
Thursday of last week. Miss Peter
son, who taught the sixth grade, re.
turned to her home In Warrensburg,
Monday OF this week.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
Political Announcements

Reading notices complimentary TO candi-
dates. will be charged for at our regular
line rates. In addition to that charged Tor
the regular standing announcement. Copy
must D." vuuch.d for by signature before
i,S puDIi.1tiou
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
p. T.. o. Program.

May ~. lpla. Hostess Mrs. Ecclcs
Roll Call THE Ocean"
Magazine Review "Some Australian
lndusi ries" Mrs. Kunkei
Magazie Review THE Aborigincs oI
Australia Mrs. liindc
Music Mrs. Proud
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

Henry T.. Wright, president
Philip schlot,hau.t. ,ire-prr>ii"nt
Francis I. GasLlll. ID district
&, l.. Evans, county physician
Frank l.. Icilcr. secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

Wet arr authorized Ia announce HENJA-
| MIN r. Croft SER. ~ Lewis township. ~ u
candidate COR the oi,i,'c ~ >h.fin, subject to
the derision Of the Republican Primary Flee
| ton. to be- held Tuesday. August Il. i?i!.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

the most critical could ash.
Tie browning event Of the week
was Commencement at the NJ. Il.
church when the class Of 1872 r..
ceivcd their diplomas. The church
WAS beautifully decorated In the class
colors and In evergreens. cut flowers.
potted plants aud ferns. The Juniors
and Mrs. Tom Curry cannot he given
to- much praise for the splendid ef.
feet. Each member OF the class car.
ried u beautiful lloral of tea roses.
Mcck's Orchestra, Of 81. Joseph,
furnished the music and their selec.
,ions were Of high order and much
appreciated. Mcssrs. Geo. schultz,
Vim. schultz, Roy kunkel and Fred
IIamm sang beautiful number, EN-.
titled. sometimes the Light Sur.
priscs." This was followed by a we'll.
prepared and Interest Ing salutatory.
Home Life IN the Southern Colo.
Mes" by Reed bailey. lie reviewed
the typical homes, quaint customs
and happy manners as we'll ~ the tri-
ais. triumphs and ieroisn Of the early
Southern colonists. The whole was
an .,,,.,,y. y,.u ~, Inns. ,hiv,i,i.
days IN the Sunny South.
The valedictory by Leo Petree was
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

We are authorized to announce >EROt RS
CARSON ~ Lewis township. a. u candidate
for the of'icc - Treasurer. subject to the de
eisIon ~ III. Republican Primary Election, to
be held Tuesday, August II, M.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

We are authorized 10 announce CALVIN G.
BROWN ~ Minion township. ~ n candidate
Cor the Office ~ Assessor. subject Ia the dcri.
sion ~ the Republican Primary Election. Ia
I've held Tuesday. August u. ipis.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

Taken as u whole the Commence.
ment exercises Of 1912 have been
highly successful and have demon
strated beyond doubt that the district
has and Is receiving full value for the
money It Is expanding on Its educa'
tional institution.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

wish tn announce myself ~ u cundida,,
frm Forbes township for the oHrc oi
couniy Judge from the south District sub
iert u IA. decision ~ the Republican pri.
mary Election. 10 be held Tuesday. Augusta
ip. PETER N. RAISER
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
REpt BLlCAS.

W. are authorized To- announce GEORGE
=. GELNiN. OF lewis township. ~ u candl-
date for throf'ic, Of sheriff, subject to the
decision ~ the Republican Primary Election
To he held. Tuesday. August H. i?i..
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24

hereby announce myself ~ u candidate
Tor As,uriai. Judge ~ cuunty Court. soutl,
District ~ County ~ Holt, Missouri, subject
tn III. decision Of the Republican Primary
Election. to !,r held August Il. ipi:.
~ r. MORGAN.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.


Convcncs Rr>t Monday IN January fourth
Mondays IN April and August
william c, Ellison. cirruit Juds"
Henry Z. Alkire, proceeding attorney.
Edwin \ Durham, circuit CLERK.
A. u. McNulty. sheriff
Harry VI. Irwin, s,rnographer
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1912-05-24
County Court

Regular TERMS First Mondays Ia fcbru
airy, May, August aud November.
Henry T.. Wright, presiding judge.
Philip schlot,haucr. judge i,t district
Franci, j. Gsskili. Judge ID district,
Frank T.. Zciler. clerk 81 county court.