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LOLA.
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Lucas, Iowa

I will write about the girl ] was
named after. Her name is Lola.
She was born four miles north OF
Jewell junction on a farm. There she
lived till she was six years old. Then
they moved five miles east of Jewell
where now is her present home.
She finished the country school.
Then she drove team of Shetland
ponies to Jewell where she finished
high school, From there she went to
Drake university, Des Moines and
fitted herself for primary teacher.
She is now teaching in the primary
room at Jewell. This is her second
term.
She is also a fine musician, and
often gives music lessons in the sum
mer.
She is the pianist in the M. E. church
and has the primary class. Once when
was visiting her, she had a picnic
for her Sunday school class, and she
served ice cream and cake. =,
We played games until five o'clock
then the children went home. When
was baby she sent me bracelet fol
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ANNA ON ADVERTISING.

l decided to go to Ottumwa. so l
took the train and got there about 10
o'clock. took paper along with me
and saw advertisement which read:
Donelan's spring suits at $12.50; serge
dresses for $40. So I went In and de-
cided to get Copenhagen blue.
It was getting near IL o'clock. so l
decided to buy something to eat so l
went into restaurant.
l then went out and saw an adver-
tisement which read, Siders-Grier-C Carl
son, the specially shoe store, 204 East
Main street, which I went in and
bought me a pair of shoes. just
then noticed the clock and it was about
4 o'clockk and thought it was time to
catch the train.
Anna Palfreyman, Age 10.
Lucas, Iowa, Route No. /.
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LIZZIE.

Dear Editor:-I thought would try
to write story in the letter contest
will write about my mamma.
IVY mammals name is Lizzie Hitter
man. &
She was born in Tracy, lowe, Dec
5, 1880. She has been married seven
teen years.
She has six children with myself
and three dead. Their names are Bea
trice, Bernice, Maxwell, Berlin, Hesse]
and Hazel.
My mamma has dark brown hair
and brown eyes. She is five feet and
half tall, and weighs about 100
pounds.
Well, as I cannot think of anything:
else about my mamma I will close.
Hazel Kitterman, Age II.
Hedrick, Iowa.
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Stories and Letters.
MlNNIE'S AUNTS.
Dear Editor:

| Dear EDITOR:
! I thought I would try and write
story on the letter contest.
! am a girl thirteen years old.
have brown hair and brown eyes.
am five feet tall and weigh los POUNDS
| have two sisters. Their names are
Flossie May. aged - and Oracle Lii
liam, aged 10. Flossie has black hail
and black eyes.
| Oracle has yellow hair and blue
eyes.
&, / haye two aunts with names be-
ginning with L.
Their names are Aunt Laura and
Aunt Lenora.
Aunt Laura lives in New Virginia,
Iowa. She has five children. Their
names are Lavenia, Ernest, virgil
Herald and Laurel. Laurel died when
he was small
Aunt Laurc married Alvie Gripp.
Lavenia is fourteen years old. She
has brown hair and blue eyes.
Aunt Lenora lives in Tacoma, Iowa.
She has one little boy named Dole.
Uncle Jesse is cashier of the Lacona
bank.
have an uncle named Lowell Mills.
He has light hair and blue eyes. He
used to have an automobile. He knew
how to run it.
One day when his folks were not at
home he took the auto and started TO
20 somewhere with one Of his friends.
He had not gone far from home Wnen
the auto turned upside down and they
were underneath it. 1t didn't hurt them
very much. He got upset one otner
time. too, but did not get hurt.
1 have a great aunt. Her name is
Lydia Mills. She is very old. She lives
with her daughter-in-law. They live at
Tacoma, Iowa. Her daughter-ln-laW's
name is Mae Mills.
Her son got shot when he and one
of his friends were out hunting rab-
bits. His friend shot him in the arm
and he bled to death right away. HIS
friend did it through mistake. he
felt very badly about it.
have two cousins. Their names are
Laura Edwards and Lena Bennett.
Laura has no home. She is working IN
a hotel now.
Lena has one brother named owen.
She had another brother who died. HIS
name was Chauncey.
I think l am lucky having relation
with names beginning with l., but un-
lucky with K.
Minnie E. Mills, aged 13.
Lacona, Iowa, r. f. D. No. 5, box II.
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IREN e.
Dear Juniors:

Dear Juniors:
I will write about my little sister
Irene. She has light hair and blue eyes
she was there years old last Septem-
Der and weighs "a pounds. She does
not go to school but she can count to
Is and spell several words and knows
most all of her letters. .'..
For pets she has little bantam men,
a snotted black and white kitty and
little spotted Shetland colt. He is bay
and white. He is full Of tricks.
I will tell you Of two Of them. One IS,
he will shake hands with you and the
other one he will lie down and roll over
when we tell him to- .....
Hazel B. Woods, age s.
Lucas, Iowa.
P. ST. would like to exchange CARDS
with some Of the Juniors. would like
to hear from Essie Wheeler. a. a.
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ETHEL WANTS 70 BE A JUNIOR.

Dear juniors: ~"
thought ! would like to be Junior.
am IS years Of age. live on q
farm. #s
For pets have . colt and three
horses and two cows and some cats
and pigs.
I have ono sister and no brothers.
I 90 to school every day and % does
my sister.
am going to take music lessons this
summer. .......
My teachers name is Ethel L. Cree
son. like her fine.
There are twenty-s seven scholars In
our school. go to Sunday school every
Sunday. This is the first letter to the
Junior. will close for this time.
Ethel Mae Johnson. age is,
Lbertyville, Iowa.
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KEITH AND LUCILLE.

I will write about the letters X and
L as that is the first letter of my
name and my brother Keith.
He is years old and I am Z.
When it is nice weather we have
such nice times playing out doors.
We have a play house. We get
cans and fill them full Of sawdust and
play like we are cooking.
When the snow Is on we play with
the Sled,
Keith has little wagon and We haul
wood to the house for mamma.
We live one and one half miles from
school, but did not have to miss very
often this winter. Papa would take
my sister and when 1t was stormy.
Lucille Truitt, age Z.
Drakeville, Iawo, r. r. No. I.
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NY RELATIONS.

Dear Junior: AS I have so many
relatives whose names begins with L
thought would write a story on the
letter contest.
My papa's name is L. L. Bowlin.
He has brown eyes and brown hair.
He was born on a farm near High
land Center. He is forty-six years old.
have an aunt whose name begins
with L.
Her name is Lena Buxton, and she
lives in Ottumwa.
I 20 to see her very often. I spent
Christmas there and we had nice din
ner and a Christmas tree.
I have cousin whose name begins
with L.
She is new relation for she and
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The Faded Doll

Once upon time there was little,
red-cheeked doll named Susette. She
lived with a great many other dolls,
In funny little old shop just around
The corner from big, busy street.
Susette had been there long, long
time. oh, / couldn't tell you how long.
All the dolls who had lived there when
she first came had gone away and
strange ones had come in their places.
Every day some one who wanted to
buy doll came in, but no one ever
seemed to want Susette. She must
have grown vSxg tired of waiting for
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JOSEPH BROWN.

Dear Juniors:-I will tell you about
my papa.
His name is Joseph Brown. He Is
a mail carrier on route No. l from
Cedar. When it is nice weather he
rides a motorcycle. ...
Last fall he took few days vaca'
ton and went with one of his friends,
a carrier from Oskaloosa, to Keokuk
to see the big dam, which the govern
ment is constructing at that place.
They started at 10 O'Clock, ate din
ner at Agency and stayed there about
an hour, then they started on and got
to Keokuk at about o'clock and went
to hotel and soon after it began to
rain and rained all night. The next
morning after they had had their
breakfast they went to see the dam.
They saw hundreds of people there
after they had watched the dam a
while they looked at the locks.
In the afternoon they started home
and after riding about five miles 1t got
SO muddy that they had to go back.
The secured passage for their motor
cycles and themselves and rode up to
Burlington on the boat BlackhaWk.
They spent the night on the boat
and in the morning they started for
home.
The first nine miles was muddy and
after that the roads were pretty good
All went we'll till they got to Fair.
field and one of their wheels broke
down. It took about three hours to
mend the machine. They went on to
Batavia where they stayed all night
About daylight the next morning they
resumed their journey and arrived
home at about 8 o'clock.
Hazel Brown, Age IL.
Cedar, Iowa, Route No. l.
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kArh ERIN e.

Dear Juniors:-I have not written
to the Juniors for about three or four
years.
I will write about my little friend,
Katherine. She has dark brown hair ;
she has it bobbed She Is fair and Is
three years old. She lived about mile
from my home but she moved to Gales
burg, Ill.
She has one sister and one brother,
their names are Frances and Chester.
would like to exchange cards with
some Of the Juniors.
Inez Mae Webb, Age IL.
Batavia, Iowa, Route No. 2.
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CLARENCE WANTS TO EXCHANGE
POST CARDS.

Dear Editor: ..
AS I have not written for a long
time I thought would write lew
lines. have one brother and two sis
tiers, Their names are Willie. Mary and
Elizabeth. Willie is Is years old. Mary
ia wears old and Elizabeth is years
old. It showed q little yesterday, but 1t
was lust like rain and melted as soon
as it touched the ground. They have
lust finished new high school here
and that makes the sixth school here.
/ will exchange post cards with any OF
the Juniors.
Clarence Larkin, age IL,
Red Lodge, Mont.
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ILETA HUNTER

Dear Editor: 'r-sf '..~ So 49,
thought I would write about my
schoolmate leta Hunter.
She is ten years old. She has black
ewes. black hair and she is about -FOUR
feet tall.
She is a kind hearted girl.
81 She attends the same school DO
independence school. Her studies are
reading. spelling, geography, arithme-
tic. language. music and writing.
She is in the fifth reader.
She is very good in all her studies.
She has almost two miles to 60 TO
school.
She has two sisters and one brother.
Their names are Ora, Ruth and
Chester.
(Forgot to sign her name.)
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Dear Juniors:
As this is my first letter will not
make it too long.
have been reading the Junior page
for a long time.
I have an aunt whose name IS
Jennie. ~g ~.
She has been spending the winter
in California. She is coming home Tor
Easter.
will be glad for she has been gone
a long time.
have two dogs for pets.
Eugene Beck, aged 8.
Hedrick, Iowa.
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my cousin Manning Harwood were
married just this winter.
was at their wedding at my Aunt
Lenna's house in Ottumwa.
have baby cousin whose name
begins with L. His name Is Leland
Bowlin. He lives west Of here on
farm.
He is a fat little fellow with blue
eyes and light hair.
My name also begins with L.
My name is Leslie Bowlin and am
ten years old and have brown hair and
eyes. I 60 to school and am In the
fourth grade.
My birthday is on Christmas so
mamma calls me her Christmas boy.
Leslie Bowlin, age 10,
Uedrick La.
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MoNDoVi, WASHINGTON JUNIOR
WRITES.

Dear Juniors:
This is the first time have written
to the Junior.
For pets I have a cat and dog. MY
dogs name is Teddy. I am seven years
old. am going to school. This is my
first term.
am through the first reader and al
most through the art literature read
ing book one.
Our school began in September and
will be out in May.
I have one sister and one Drotner
Vera is five years of age and Howard is
twenty months old. I will close for this
time.
Inez Maxwell, age 7,
Mondovi, Washington
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MABEL WRITES AN INTERESTING
LETTER..

Dear Editor: - 4s'...
I thought I would write again to the
Courier Junior.
1 have written once before and saw
my letter in print and was glad to see
it.
I received a very pretty post card
from the Junior and thank you very
much.
My aunt and uncle and little cousin
Edwin who have been visiting here
since Christmas have gone to their
home in Nebraska. ILL.,. II,
We all miss baby Edwin so much.
Mabel Doud,
Alb Sheridan Ave., Ottumwa. la.
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home and love her and sing to her anC
dress her and wash her face and CONT
her hair: for you see she was very
dusty and her dress was now old ant
faded.
Mr.. Smith, who kept the shop. was
very old. His eyes were too dim to see
we'll, 80 every week his grand-daugh
ter Rosa came in with a big feather
buster which she waved and twisted
round and round.
When she came to the talking dolls
or the ones that had real hair and
went to sleep, or to Bertha, the beauty
who wore beautiful pink dress
with lace and ruffles-she was, oh, sc
careful. But, when she came tc
Susette, 'flip-flip" went the buster
right in her mouth or eyes and never
so much as Excuse me, please"
don't suppose Susette liked 1t much.
wouldn't, would you? But she always
stood right still, taking up as little
room as she could, and smiled.
Susette didn't know why no one
wanted her, and neither do I; for she
was a dear little doll, even if she was
faded and dusty.
One day a lady and little girl
came in to look at some dolls. The lit
tie girl looked all around at every one
Mother, I like that little doll in the
blue Dress" she said, pointing 10
Susette. "Will you please buy her?'
If Susette had been jumping doll
I am sure she would have jumped of
the shelf. To think that anyone should
like her and want to buy her! The
little girls mother looked at Susette
ooh, no, dear, that's a shabby. cheap
doll, you don't want it. That's pretty
one next, we will take that" and down
came Bertha the beauty. Poor Susette
But by and by suppose she was glad
the lady who said such rude things
hadn't bought her.
The next day when Rosa came In
to dust, she took Susette down from
the shelf and looked at her.
"Grandfather, you had better mark
the price down on this doll, she is get
ting old and faded"
So they put another number on the
little card around Susette's neck and
put her back on the shelf. If Susette
had been a crying doll, she would have
cried; but she wasn't; so she smiled,
although it seemed she was going to
stay there always.
Just then the door opened, and In
came little girl, such pale little
girl, with crutch under her arm:
and she looked right straight at
Susette the very first one, and Susetta
looked at her -
How much is she?' Old Mr.. Smith
put on his glasses and looked at the
number on Susette's card; and would
you believe it, the number on the card
was the very same as the number OF
pennies the little girl had.
"Give her to- me, please. On, you
dear. beautiful dolly, love you'll she
cried, as she Rugged and kissed
Susette just as all good little mothers
do, and she never even thought of the
dust on her face.
That was how Susette came to be
taken down from the shelf where she
had stood so long and carried away,
wrapped in brown paper, to
live with the little lame child; and
I am sure in all that great city, or
even in all the world, you couldn't
have found happier-looking little doll
or girl. vl '.-.
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LIKES ADAM ScHAAF PIANO AD.

l have chosen the Adam Schaaf
piano advertisement to write about.
One reason like it is because it is
large, plain letters and easy to read.
He tells what you want to know,
that is, the price Of what he is selling.
So many advertisers tell all the rest
but if you are Interested you must
write to them several times before you
get their prices.
I like to read the new ADVERTISE
ments when it is anything l would like
to have.
Dwight HOFFMAN, Age 8.
Stockport, Iowa.
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FIVE GENERATIONS IN WiLL'E's
FAMILY. -

Dear Editor: III
Please put my letter in your paper.
NV mamma, my brothers Fred and
Elmer and my uncle John Barnes all
got half bushel basket each OF apples
from my grandma at Nortonvi!le: kans.
Yo;, should see Herbert, that's my
little brother, put his teeth in them.
There are five generations on my
mammals side Of the house.
There is my great great grand
mother. my grandmother, my
mamma, my brother Fred and his little
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years old came back to Iowa and
stayed nine months. Then we went
back to California We lived in Sacra-
mer,to and Roseville. which are both
nice cities. We came back to Iowa last
December. like to live in California.
where the oranges and lemons grow
and the flowers bloom the year round.
l would like for the Junior friends to
see the sights on the trip to California.
I will close hoping to see my letter IN
print.
Leslie Hunter,
Blakesburg, Iowa
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GLAD TO WELCOME DoRTHA.

Dear Juniors: ... a.. r..
viii you admit a stranger? ..sI'
NV papa takes the daily Courier.
We are all glad to get the paper.
I have two brothers and one sister.
We have for our pets some bantam
chickens and a big black dog. We call
him Rover "
NV mamma is going away to Mime
apolis so my sister and I will stay with
my grandma.
We'll Twill close and will come again
am 10 years old.
Dortha Deskin.
Abba, Iowa.
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THE PICTURE STORY CONTEST.

AS the picture story contest does
not close until Monday, March 81, we
will reprint the rules again. ......
We want all the Juniors to write
about the little children whose pic
lures adorned the Junior last week.
They are all relatives of President
Wilson and have been visiting at the
white house. They came there with
the president and his family. OF
course II the Juniors have not read
anything about these dear little chill
dren, they can look at the picture and
write a pretty little story anyway.
Each writer can select his or her own
prize. ,.r'
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SEND CARDS REGULARLY.

Commencing this week we will
send out beautiful post cards to all
the Juniors as soon as we receive
their letters or stories. We will not
wait until their letters and stories
are published. We like letters and we
want the Juniors to keep on, writing
them. We also want short stories
the Juniors to select their own sub
1ect1.
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boy Fred Gilbert, Jr. He was three
years old last December. They had their
pictures taken and he looked cute.
Now please put my letter in 50 my
grandma can read it in the Courier.
Edith, my only sister. goes to busi-
ness college.
Willie A. Carr, age 10,
145 Fellows Ave., City.
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SEVEN RULES FOR THE JUNIORS

1, Use one side of the paper only.
2. Write neatly and legibly, using
Ink or sharp lead pencil.
8. Always sign your name In full
and state your age.
5. Do not copy stories or poetry
and send us as your own work.
6. Always state choice of prize
on a separate piece of paper, with
name and address in full.
Z. Address the envelope to Editor
Courier Junior, Ottumwa, Iowa.
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Dear Juniors

Dear Juniors: z
AS we are to write about some one
whose name begins with or J, will
write about Irene Courier. j.
She has dark brown curly hair, gray
eyes and real eye lashes, light blue
shoes and stocking and blue ribbon on.
Now, I'll bet you. want to know who
Irene Courier is. She is my doll that
got from the Courier Junior.
l think she is just as nice as she
can be. I named her after the Courier
Junior.
Well, as my letter is getting long l
will close.
Erma Boyd, aged II.
nf{uvruo TOwo
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Dear Juniors:
l will write to you. / have written
once before
60 to school. like to go. I am in
the third reaedr. My teachers name Is
Mary Smith. like her fine.
| have two sisters. Their names are
May Irene and Martha Elizabeth. May
Irene is 10 years old and Martha Eliz-
abeth is years old.
I will close as my letter IS gettlns
long.
Bessie Ferne Muldoon, age 8,
Chillicothe Ia, r. No. l.
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BROTHER JAMES AND COUSIN
JAMES.

Dear Juniors:
I thought I would write, as L nave
never written before.
I have a brother James and my
cousins name is James.
I am little girl eight years old.
go to the Agassiz school. Miss Pier
son is my teachers name. s .
NY sister has little baby. He IS
five months old. His name is Marvin,
For Xmas | got a doll, a set OF
dishes, dress, a tablet, and story
book. -,
AS my letter is getting long I will
close for this time, hoping to see my
letter in print.
Lois Mccoy, aged 8.
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ABOUT PRIZES.

n the Courier Junior has ever failed
to send out prizes when the winners
names were published, we want to be
told about it right way. We also want
all OF our prizes acknowledged. We
are sorry to say that several Juniors
to whom big prizes were sent recent
ly have failed to acknowledge them.
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HELEN A NEW JUNIOR.

Dear Juniors:
thought I would write you letter
This is the first letter l have written
to the Juniors. go to school every day
have not missed a day. My teachers
name Is Miss Lillian Grove.
I, like her flne, NV studies are read
inc. arithmetic, grammar, geography
physiology and spelling.
I have q little canary bird. His name
is Bud. This Is all for this time
Helen Berry, age 10,
Stockport, Iowa.
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OLLIE HAS A SPOTTED PONY

Dear Junior:
T am a little girl six years old.
20 to school. like to go.
have two little sisters. They go II
school too. .....
For pets we have spotted pony
We like to ride her. t...
Ollie Bennett, age 6,
e.. ~. Hedrick, Ia, r. 5.
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being named after her. 1t had my
name on it.
She comes to visit us quite often.
She Is now young lady Of twenty.
When I am as old as she is I hope to
have as good an education as she has.
Lola Deuser, age IL,
Hedrick, a., r. r. No. 3.
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LESLIE A GREAT TRAVELLER.

Dear Editor and Juniors:
This is my first letter. am little
boy II years old. .E
have lived most of my life in Cali
fornia. NY parents took me there when
] was five months old. When was four
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Inez Maxwell, age Z,
Mondovi, Washington.
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nv AUNT JENNIE.

700 Wabash avenue, Ottumwa,
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IRENE COURIER.

Alb Sheridan Ave., Ottumwa, la.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-29
WHY MERCHANTS ADVERTISE.

Ottumwa, Iowa. .5. .
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1913-03-29
BESSIE LIKES TO GO TO SCHOOL

Pennington. Iowa.