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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-12-18

NUS Oh wnat~is being done In its behalf 1b,.
s"ips oommander is also q DOCTOR surgeon and
s.'en'l.t On the ship knowledge is trained
against the enemy. The Brattons cruises are
maze IN behalf Of the welfare of American citi.
.ens and they constitute no menace to the coun-
Try OF any people on earth
II is the drst duty of the Bratton to safeguard
the oyster industry of the waters In which the
snip sans Safeguarding thel oyster industry
means safeguarding the health of the consumers
OF oysters and other shell fsh. In 1912 law
was passed which gave into the hands of the pub
nc health service the work Of field Investigation
INTO the causes of diseases affecting man. and
the duty OF enforcing rules Of safety at the
sources OF trouble. Under the same law the serv-
ice was charged with the work Of the study Of the
pollution OF streams by sewage and BY Industrial
wastes The work in connection with the oyster
industry falls within the field of the duties i'm.
posed upon the service by this law of 1912
The Bratton steams all through the coast
waters of the Chesapeake making incursions into
the inlets. bays and tributary rivers. Under the
direction OF the surgeon In charge shell fsh are
taken from the beds At al the sources Of supply
with them are taken samples Of the water At difs
ferent depths and also samples of the material
which forms the bed Of the coastal wateru the
bays and the streams at the points where the
test 10 to be applied.
Bacteriological and chemical examinations are
made Of the shell nsh, the water and the bottom
material The meteorological examination II the
most important. It discloses the total number OF
bacteria and the number Of colon baeiIu which
are present The presence Of colon baciln In
great numbers shows the presencp of fecal mat.
ter and arouses instant and earnest attention
and painstakfng examination and report
The layman probably knows in general way
that typhoid fever through the method Of its In
PRODUCTION into the system Is one of the grave
dangers which threatens the people through its
food supply. It must not be supposed for q mo-
ment that the work of the scientists on the Brat
ton. cease when they have taken their samples
and have detected the presence of elements which
may constitute danger to the public health.
When there is suspicion that the coastal waters,
the shell fish bed, or the waters Of beach which
are used for bathing purposes by the people, are
affected by dangerous deposits. the land whose
drainage flows into the suspected waters instantly
10 studied All useful information concerning It
IL obtained and means are taken to correct condi-
lions which have contributed to the pollution Of
the waters or have wholly produced n
The study Of the section of the land which u
suspected Of supplying thro7gh its drainage the
matter which on deposit becomes q menace
through the shell fsh supply or otherwise to the
public health. comprises IN inquiry into the pres
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-12-18
mr. Iz1o A1HT70N jNtHCY CUl1W
WE AGZHC Ak14Z IT.

6rIs,t p,,. surseon-general Of the service IN
- rss.s, ' "nose research work and whose &C.
~S1 r,.,.s IN lines of medical endeavor afe
<ss ~. .aown TO the profession. There are six a..
49, ens mrgeon-generals Doctor. ~ $780,.
"a: S.s. = .eumpson L. e. Cofer, J. w. Kerr w q
"a ~s.s.. ~ :. w. Trask. They are all stationed
~ 1en ana have direction over the ya,
q q 1'nes IN all parts Of the country
<s,s ~ the medical council there appeared
>sss ~. ous conclusive statement of the mani,
~ S.ions c OF the public health service of the
4 s1!lsd States government: '-'
epsratfng through the health autbor,t,e.
-2.. ssates. the service collects data unon the
s nee and distribution Of disease. adminjs.
s~<.;.s seste quarantine. suppresses epidemics.
,~s~s sesearcn work. maintains national omar.
x5<- A.mines immigrants. regulates the manu-
SS:.-s ~ ssie OF oioiogic medicinal products in
e tramc and furnishes medical treatment
nous branches Of the government servica'
Of the service may be assigned to duty IN
ut Of the world"
The intention in the present article 70 taxa
describe only one Of the works and fields
or the public health service. The waters
- apeake bay and its inlets and tributaries
- neld OF an enormous industry. Il II
p 1eee waters that are taken large part of
~ nsh approved a. delectable food bv
q and perhaps millions who never saw
ter How many Americans nodding with
onl OF appetite over their oysters on the
Know that 1t has been made a matter
nment concern that the shell ish should
20 as safe to the health as 1t is grateful
- taste!
- been said that the American people ahov
erest In q dreadnaught, q big ship built
I've purposes. and. II II is not putting II
eH. mainly for the sinking of other ships
~ crews along with them-a killing pur-
<<E ~ not to be hoped that an equal II not
interest may one day be crea.ed In the
S<S p OF the government whose only work
purpose are saving ones?
control Of the public health service is q
called the Bratton. It bears the name
eon of the service who did commanding
mankind in a great yellow fever epidemic
aid down his life for humanity. The
me Bratton's activities is on the waters
eat shell fish producing bay which washes
and the tributaries thereto. II 10 one of
helping TO guard the lives Of ninety mil
people.
orx OF safeguarding the shell fish beds
non and thereby performing the work
<z non at source from which danger fire.
nes falls in the field of direction of
H u seon-General ]. w. Kerr. 'ir charge
sx nlon of scientific research" To give
NE immensity of the field Of precau-
sson and cure coming under the direc-
"a nan 1t may be said that Doctor Kerr's
- mrth in the organization chart Of
appear as follows: Laboratories:
ueation station. Hawaii; hygienic
~e.n'nston, D. c.: division Of chemis-
!earmacology. pathology and bac-
investigations: Diseases affect
~ - "a "a Of streams by sewage and IN
- rural hygiene and nchool hv~,.r>
e ne good ship Bratton are given
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-12-18

1AsSvIu8 functions OF the
gevernment one reads little.
tne work Of the medical serv.
- q a. devoted and more
e.nserous than that of the sol.
~ The doctor in his inves-
at,ons. experiments and
mistrations faces death IN
= time of peace. and in the
3 ne Of war the surgeon with
soldier y on the battle.
~. There il q living inter.
In the daily work Of The
olic health service of the
Slted States. It is carried
~ the benefit of all the
peopls. hundreds of thous.nds s
snd perhaps millions of whom
g rnev = too little Of the labor in
thsir behalf ~
TIE public health service .,
see United States is a buresr =,
8 us aepartment Of the treas.
4 falls directly within
- once Of assistant secre.
q g the treasury. Byron R
WNA -
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-12-18

to the division
of scientific re-
search. DR.. H.
8. Cumming is
In command of
the coastal work
of this ship
which means 30
much to the
public. " hich
perhaps knows
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1914-12-18

~ phydcians Of the public health service en-
~ themselves faithfully and with proved en-
Goo9 h the labor Of prevention Of which, az
~ Nnetried saying has It. an ounce is worth
10 oc1od Of cure.
~ surgeons of the public health service are
~ enly sentinels in the field of warfare against
GDoose. but they are the advance guard of the
oa6iers engaged in the fight. The campaign rec
- show that on many fields by early victories
~ have made great battles unnecessary. II 1,
= hrse part Of their duty to overcome the enemy
- hs nrst appearance and in many instances to
eAke impossible his appearance in the field which
- seeks to SOW with the germs of disease which
~ hls weapons Of ofIense.
tne popular prints one reads columns OF the
9ues ~ OF government in preparations for pos
eo'e war. There seems to be delight in dread.
1aughts and abiding interest in battalions or
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Craig and lis Neishborhood.

{ From The JraIg Leader. september Is ipii.l
After period Of indecision.
George lIeaiun has concluded to enter
tie state University OF Nebraska, at
Lincoln Tor studies during the en-.
suing year. lie viii take the liberal
arts course. and left here yesterday.
Tie 2ycar old son OF Henry
Thurman accidrnt,y SHOT himself
through his left foot and slice viii, a
target rifle short time ago pr.
payi, attended. Tie boy ha> a pretty
sore foot. bot tie wound Is healing
rapidly
The bridge at the Fisher place
two miles northwest VI town. wa
lifted by tie high water Anu "au''
twisted, the approaches were b,a,,
see 81 a''d some Of Ibe piling com.
pletely undermined by the high and
swift water during tie past week.
DR.. Charles Gomel during the
first fifteen DAYS Of this month. yacci.
mated ,if,een Lunar,d iog, 4, ,ha
valley sou,b and zoos, -, ,n.n n,
Gomel emphasizes the doctrine that
strict sanitary conditions affecting
food, water. bedding and housing
would well nigh obliterate hog cbol.
era
pu,i,c "a. r..t ,..,.. A.,
si,,y ,a,a,,l,. ps "o,'c 's.s,
Ia r,,a. ~. v.s na'' ou,"eu Uu'' anu
n ~ 60, sv' , Wv" oe.one'hs
~, D'ss .'ep''onc 'v"pa"!'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
HEAVY RAINFALL.

Since seven, the evening OF Sa,ur.
day, the nth, 1t Is believed by many
that from thirteen to fifteen inches
OF rain has fallen" at this point. I,
must he remembered that none Of
these estimates are based upon tests
that would satisfy the meteorological
department: nevertheless, We all know
that there las been a tremendous
dow npour several Of them In fact
interspersed with jus, ordinary rain.
falls-many OF them. Tie earlier
rains during the period mentioned,
left little trace, the face Of tie coun.
try being so dry that they soaked to
the point Of redundancy, but now all
are agreed that 1t nigh, just rs we'll
let up,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Fortescue Items.

Apple picking Is the order OF the
day.
Mrs. s, J. Bunker Is building q
concrete cave on her place, west Of
Fortescue, size sxl2 feet.
The late rains have been q great
benefit, Fall pastures and alfalfa
have been greatly benefited.
Our school Is progressing nicely
under the management Of Prof. Blatt.
ner, assisted by Mrs, Julia Minton.
James Duke Is building a con.
crete cave on his place, southeast OF
Fortescue, size sxl6 feet, with alcoye.
The work Is being done by John c.
Ray and VIM. Jackson,
John G. Hinkle has erected nice
dwelling on the bar, size l4x2S feet,
with porch sx20 feet, one story. Ed.
Hinkle and Warcher Brown did the
carpenter work, and John West did
the plasterlng. The house will be
occupied by Ed. IIinkle.
ME'OK.TO.ME.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Forest City M. E. Church Notes

New life and interest was shown In
the Sunday school last Sunday. We
have Just lately got into our new
building, and tie pleasant day brought
q good attendance.
The annual election OF officers and
teachers was held for the conference
year, and the rooms were assigned for
the different classes, There was not
many changes In the teachers and Off.
GERS. Everyone seems TO be well
pleased with the newly arranged
building, and we expect the school to
grow In every department from now
on. II each class grows enough to I'LL
the room II Is In, the school will be
doubled.
The Junior League will be reorgan.
lied next Sunday. II will meet at
2:3O p. m, and Mr.. Cooperider will be
the superintendent Let all Juniors
be present next Sunday afternoon.
We had a good day at Kimsey, last
Sunday, and there will be preaching
at Forest City next Sunday morning
and evening. THE PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Forbes News:

Roy Springs baby is very poorly.
Less Morley Is very bad with a
cancer.
Forbes had another big rain, Mon.
day night.
Mrs. Ell Greenlee was an Anna.
zonia visitor, Monday.
-Wilber Stalcup Is visiting his
grandparents at Forbes.
Lee Whitmore Is very bad with
typhoid and pneumonia fever.
Mrs. lane and Any Baker called
on Mrs. Barry Stalcup, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Whltmore Is staving In
the Taylor restaurant, while Lee Is
sick.
Cad Baker, wife and daughter
took dinner at j. Il. Stalcup's, Sun
day.
Mrs. A. ]. Rand, Mrs. Dave
Springs have taken Roy Springs baby
to the doctor In St, Joseph.
There were several Forbes people
who attended Mrs. Lizzie Cooksey's
funeral, at Highland, Sunday.
Pau, Stalcup visited at Forest
City, Saturday night and Sunday
with his brother, Everett Stslcup.
Ralph Devorss is here from Cal
han, Colorado. Ps0oY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Sunday School Notes.

Duty and today are ours. Results
and futurity belong to God.
Before the close Of the century,
pictures will be as much used In the
preaching OF sermons as are manu-
scripts.
Forest township will hold q Sunday
school convention, September 9th, In
the Forest City Christian church. All
are cordially invited to be with us.
Owing to Minton township being or.
ganized on the same date, September
27th, Mrs. Fitzmaurice will not be
with us, but J, p. Lacey, county pres.
ident, will take charge Of the Forest
township convention. We trust many
from other townships will be present
for It. Is greatly desired that Holt
county be closely united In It's relig.
ious work.
Minton township will affect an or.
chapel. A splendid, helpful program
vite the public. Bring o basket OF
lunch and we will spread our feast
together.
Maitland will entertain the county
convention October l0.ll, and a strong
program will be rendered. Let every
Sunday school In Holt send one OF
more representatives with q report oil
Its work and . pledge for the.work OF
1915, Our slogan Is Efficiency Of
The greatest source of power 10 the
simplest and most natural. TfAst Il
the most chfidtike thing in man,
Intsrest.ioll6Fs information. Y.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
New Point and Vicinity.
GLADYS Bender was quite sick, for
few days, this week.

GLADYS Bender was quite sick, for
a few days, this week.
--RaIph Meyer aud family we're
Mailla and visitors, saturday afternoon.
Fred Davis and Perry Boswell
vent to Maitland, saturday night, to
the band concert.
Ioxie and Grace Carson went 10
Mound CITY, Monday, 10 attend the
funeral Of Hazel Painter.
Dan Drelcr and family went to
Oregon, Thursday, to see Alberta
Bragg. II was a happy meeting.
Frances Terry came home Friday
Afternoon, and katherine came sat
urday. to visit until sunday evening
Mrs. Pearl Kurta aud baby CANT
Saturday evening tt
l.TU. t rveniig. NJ
visit until SuRa.y b.
kurtz came Sunday.
--Nlesdames Geo. Lent. liza vi
Chamberlain and VIM. Blakely Ate
birthday dSnner with Chas. Fields, a,
his home, Thursday.
Miss Kettle Walker, recently OF
Portland, ore, who visited Mrs
Dreher, this week, returned to Ore.
gon, Thursday, where she II visiting
her niece, Mrs. Bragg.
Sam Motganstefn and family
went TO RodcliI, Iowa. Saturday,
their future home. They will do
their fall piowing, then come back
for corn shucking, after which they
will return to Iowa.
The many friends Of Mrs. Hazel
Fainter were greatly shocked and
grieyed TO learn Of her death, sunday
Size Was In Ellsworth hospital. ST.
Joseph. The body was brought to
Mound CITY, Sunday afternoon. Tile
funeral Was held at 2.N y. M, In
Mound CITY, Monday. Many from
here attended. Tie husband, mother,
brothers and sisters have the deep.
esi sympathy Of every one. Rev.
L u. Roberts conducted the services.
Six Of her schoolnates: FlOssis los.
well, Maude liardnan, Mary kneale,
Nellie kunkel, Katherine and Frances
Terry we're Hover bearers. NEno.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Notice OF Sheriff's Sale in Partition

STATE Of MlssOTRlJ
COUNTY ~ iioLr, W
IN the Circuit Court ~ Holt County, Missouri
Cora Cowan, Florence lula Cowap, John
Walter sole minor heir 1T Iyssr Messenger,
| deceased. Ettir H., Me, s.iIg,r, John @,
Messenger John Asher CowAn, Frances VI,
Cowun, Flora Hess cowan, LILLIAN Earl WV
man-formerly Cowan- Rolsrt Bruce Cow
an, Dewitt TIA mnge tOwan, Charles Cow an,
Reid towan, Ivan Cowan and Arthur Cow
an, grandchildren and rrsidunry devisees
and legatces, of John CowaD, deceased.
Petitioners, ESparte,
In the Circuit Court Of Holt County, Missouri
by virtue aud authority ~ u decree aud
order Of sale made by the said Court, In the
above entitled cause, aud OF rti.ed copy
thereof, dated May 2Jth, A. H., lDii, ! will, on
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER asth. A, d, iait.
bet wecn the hours of Nine o'clock In the
forenoon and Five o'clock In the nfternoon
OF that day, ~ the front door of the Court
House, In The CITY OF Oregon In Holt County,
Missouri, sell, Mt public yendue, To the high
| est bidder, for cash In hand, the following
described Real Estate and Town Property,
| situate, ly Ing and being In the City OF Ore
beginning at n point In the utheast quar-
ter ~ section twenty -seven ca, In township
sixty (lOl, Of range thirty-cight t3sl, one hun
| dred and siNty-seven 100 feet west Of the
| sOut beast corner OF u tract Of land owned by
James Scott, which point Is eighty 800 feet
(sl, OF the Western Addition to the said City
| 81 Oregon. Missourii Thence running west
siXty-iive tij) feet; thence north three hun
dred and twenty-siN lf.6) feet; thence east
sixty.hve 1851 feet 10 the northwest corner Of
hundred aud twenty, SIX gksel feet % the place
sheriff.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Obituary..
MRS. HAZEL CIRCUS FAINTER

'aalel Grouse. the daughter u Ill.
ram and Mrs. Ida Grouse, vas born in
Grand Island. Neb.. June Il. lso2.
At the tender age Of u years, when
the heart il quite susceptible to re.
ligious Impressions, Size accepted
Chris, as ier savior and united with
tile Evangelical church. Her parents
having moved to New Point, Mo,
ears ago, size attended the New
,o'" 'vtcrian church and Sab
o'n' - did not transfer her
',.,, 800, -, r,, the Evangelical
church. ID
On August IL. 1912, she was uri,-
In marriage to Mr. Herman Painter,
Of New Point, and after living cne
year In and near the village they re-
moved TO Andrew county, Mo-, some
three and half miles from New
Point, where they were living when
approaching motherhood made II an.
yisabe for her TO 40 to her mother In
Mound City and then, on the advice
Of her physician, she was removed TO
a hospital In ST. Joseph, where after
a weeks illness she passed away, on
Sabbath, the 10Th day OF September,
1914, at the aye Of - years, ; months
and u days.
"os' VI "er schoo' ua's were spent
mere '" ou, N'''sse so',oo.' "Ie'e sue
s'ea''. enuesre" ''elsen 70 'e' g,I'
eon'pa''ons y! ,e' o,'e''! u'sposi''o''
anu peaeelu' a''''uue 'o"afu ,i'ose
VINO might oeeome es,rangea from
eAeh o,ner U! 'hose '''''e o's'u'o'
ances That seem 10 be na'urai part
OF schooi ife. IL " sa'd tha' on such
OCCASIONS taxing her pace between
any TWO OF her classmates VINO might
tie thus holding apart from each ON
er' Size would put an arm around each
one and plead with them TO become
feconciled. III was not surprising
therefore, when death called her
Them 10 see those chnms OF hers mat
tendance al her funeral ana TO be as
signed tie place OF honorary pail.
bearers ann 10 oe moved 10 tears OF
heartfelt priei AZ the Thought mat
those fond associations had come 10 a
sad termination Ihey were the
Misses Mary kneale, MAUD Hartman
flossie Roswell Nel'ie huhSe'' MAIN.
crime and Frances Terry
Tie body was brought from ST. DO
seph, to the home OF her mother IN
Mound CITY, ana Tie inneral WAS ho'd
In the Me'hodist ehnreh, OF tia'
place, Monday afternoon september
II, In the presence OF large consre'
CATION assembled 10 pay the last rites
10 the memory OF the dead. Ille ex'
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Notice OF Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

Abraham l. rull'n, Plaintiff.
David u Pull.n. EIin l.. simpson and VII.
liam VI. un>s"ii Defendants,
~ riiE ciRcI,T .orkrnI noLT corN--
iiy virtue MI authority ~ deere. aud or-
der ~ sal. mad. by III" saia 'nat,, 70 the
ubnNr rnliiird ruusr, ana ~ u certified copy
thereof dated July ~, ma, ! will, On
WEDNESDAY, OCroRER =. 1914
between the hour, ~ ninr o'clock IN III. fur.-
un'n aud hkr o'clock IN the ufirrnupn % that
any IT,, fra", DIR T. ~ Cur, Mus. ~
srll, ~ public Nchduc. to ~" highest bidder,
Tor rSsh ~ baud, III" following described
Real Is, ate, >llna,. ~ Holt County M.',on.
q, 10 wit ,'nmmrncins ~ point North
Z urlrrn ANA one half iiil,l degrees East two
hundred nnd ,lN""n ,2di t,rl from h. south
West corner ~ the south East Fourth ~ the
| 60, IN Township any min" l3P, ~ Range
Thirty seven 81; thence :, nth srNrniy-hyr
o. Zee, Them" Norm fourteen aud onc.haIf
| ll1ssl degrees East iva hundred ana eighty
eight ls--l feet ihrirr Nurth scvcnty'ny
| rn 1871 feet ,hrncc south fourteen aud one
halt litl,l degrees West two hundred and
eighty eight l:,,l feet To- hrginningi .also
IDOL rUds Nnrth ~ the >,lu,h West Corner ~
| the south East Fourth ~ the North West
Quarter, 20 the said Srction Twenty ninc la'l
| feet thrmr south fourteen and one half
| lit',l degrees West one hundred aud eighty.
slN liSbl feet theme. Fast twenty eight 81
| RID, and sls Jbl feet thence North fourteen
~ Il ohe.half lltbs degrees East one hundred
aud cighty.siN li~il ie.i Ia commencing cor
nrr rAcrpiinga strip two III rods wide on
| the East slide ~ the ubuve diesel beu tract
which was drcrecd Ia b. vested In ". NJ. Go,-
srtt nnd W, !, Gussrtt IN an ej.ctment suit In
The Grsa! H%aFi q ll9i, County M,s" ,ra
ants ' '"' G,E GTLyiN,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Administrators Notice.

Notice Ii hereby given, that letters of nd
ministration on the Estate OF John d.
GrythiH, deceased. We're granted to the UNI
dersigned on the .ith day of August, 1914, 10y
All persons having claims against said Es-
tate are required 10 exhibit them for allow
hnce to the Administrator within six months
he precluded from any beneht OF said rs.
tatfi and II such claims he not exhibited
within one year from the date 81 the last In
scrtiOn OF the publication OF this notice,
OWE FLATEN.
Administrator.
First publication September I. 1914.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
ATTENTION! COMRADES.

Members Of Meyer Post, G. A. r..
will remember their next regular
meeting will be held Saturday, Sep
TENDER 20, 1914, at the home OF Ma
than Smith. Let there be . full At
tendance. Comrades b. II. Morgan
T. @. DUNCAN and Daniel Zachmar
are detailed to look after the neces
sary transportation.
G. W. CUMxINs, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
CARD OF THANKS,

We wish TO thank the many friends,
neighbors and schoolmates for their
sympathy and kindness, also for the
beautiful floral offerings during the
sickness and death OF our beloved
wife, daughter and sister.
Mr.. HERMAN PAINTER,
Mis-. IDA Grouse AND FAMILY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Guardians Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that letters of guar
person OF unsound mind, were granted To tbs
Undersigned on the lith day OF September,
1914, by the Probate Court OF Holt County,
Missouri.
All persons having claims against said es-
tate are requested TO present same for allow
ance by the Probate Court Of Holt County,
this publication or they shall be forever
barred. f. 4. RICHARDS,
Guardian.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
Lost. Strayed or Stolen

on or about September 18th, a red.
dehorned Steer, weight about iOo lbs.
Reward for Information leading to re-.
turn. Call J. a. MILNE.
Farmers Phone, Oregon, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25
FINANCIAL REPORT

OF Oregon Independent, School Dis.
trict for fiscal year ending June 20,
lplt: RECEIPTS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-09-25

Miss Nellie Milne won the plano
In the contest at Hodgin's store. She
had q majority OF 275 900.