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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
SOUTHERN PACIFIC BOND PLAN.
Asks Arizona Commissica for Leave
TO borrow a5s, 900, 900.

Dispatches received in Wall street yes
terday said that the Corporation Com
mission ot Arizona was considering
the application of the Southern
Pacific for permission TO issue s55. 900. 900
per cent. 20 year convertible bonds. OF
this amount s26.O00,o00 is to retire notes
maturing in June and the balance for Inn
provements and betterments, including
double tracking between Beneca and
Ogden. extensions in California. electri-
fcation Of San Francisco Bay suburban
lines and san Francisco terminal i'm
provements and 5000 600 for the sunset
division In Texas and Louisiana
President Sproule told the commission
that these improvements were necessary
to keep the road up to standard and
that the necessary funds already have
been arranged for on reasonable terms
because OF the certainty OF splendid crops
and the improved business outlook
Application has been made to the Cali
fornia state Railroad Commission for au.
thority TO issue the bonds
1t Is understood that Kuhn. Loeb Il Co.
Will underwrite the issue. The commission
is said to be 2 per cent. 10 the under
writing syndicate with | per cent addI-
tional 20 the syndicate managers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
SUGAR TRADE RIVALRY KEEN.
witpe.. Tells Of Price CutttnG In
philadelphia.

A. -rc resumption ~ the hearings OF
.Ae Government suit AGAINST the afnerl-
car SIrtr Refining Company yesterday II
49, Bought out that there was consul
.-aif. ...rpstltilu between New YORK
ana rH 1alpria refners for the 'fade
u PENNSYLVANIA ard Delaware.
Truman T.. Palmer Of J. : Huston
c.. brokers iu refined sugar In Philadel-
ia. testified that ne sold sugar 20 whole
sac zroc-rS IN Philadelphia, the west
IN part ~ Pennsylvania and Delaware.
TIE -atsl annually sold by the hrm or
7a!ca ne was a representative amounted.
70 sad TO over 1000 barrels. lie
s,atrl that there were three refneries
n Philadelphia. the Franklin. the Mccann
aEl re Pennsylvania.
NV Yor., reiineries. II was brought out
..rf.'. for business outside OF Phiia-
a'a.--is with the plants of that city
TIE Or. 1g, rate between here and Phila-
i-.a .- Sis cents hundredwe'gh'
,.s cents for hauling, which gives the
'o,I factories that much protection
asa..-, Sew York competition. Accord
..- D.. hi. belief. the Mccain plant was
'a' r-#t 10 cut prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

The lpprHNtu4. .I.r44t of the lien o.
ctrrse. to satisfy which the above described
prppsrty l. 30 be- sold. IS Thirty-hva thou
fanl ak hundred seveuty-si, and aa-l0o
t'35.51s 81 dollars. with Interest thereon
from the tsth GaN 90 November. 1913 TO
gether with 10. costs ami slio~.nca amount
Ing 90 Thras hundred nfty-'1ur AMI $4,000
s31t 3nI Ioiiara. with Interest from the e5th
Z November. 1913. 'ogeths- with the
peu-ss ~ The sale Tho approximate amount
IN. taxes. assessments and water rates, tf
Ith.y lens. u h.. o. arc - Doe allowed to th-
IUr fssar out 81 'he pur .hrEc money or paid
b.. '1a Re'orse - tsss g. md Interest
Dated So. York January %. 1874
TOWNSEND MORGAN Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
TO ToRECLosE ON TEXAS LINE.
willard v. King Announces Action
ON Part Of BOndholdeps,

Willard V. King president Of tho CO.
lumbia- knicker booker Trust Company
and chairman OF the first mortgage bond
holders protective committee OF New Or
leans, Texas and Mexico Railroad Com
pany. who has just returned from an in
spectIon trip over the lines OF the com
pany. announced yesterday that IN. com
mlttee that adopted resolutions 20 bring
foreclosure proceedings TO get control Of
the property and that the matter had al
ready been placed In the hands of attor-
news.
Mr.. King said that the committee had
already received deposits Of about 30 per
cent % the 500, 0OO. 600 bonds held In this
country. The French holders of $4,000.
600 bonds have appointed Frederic r
Cuudert 70 act for them and with the
committee. Mr.. King said that the action
for the foreclosure would begin shortly In
the New Orleans courts and had only been
delayed by certain technicslitics involved
in the purchase Of a branch line last
spring before the recelvership.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
HIGHER SAND RATES OPPOSED.
Freight charge Already Excessive
says "a witness.

".,urNsrpN, Feb g.-The Interstate.
r."..r.- Commission continued TAXING
'-........,.. to-day IN the advanced rate
Le4.re -us advanced rate on sand ana
s'a... N,, = considered.
Jar.- b. SwauEo. representing SAND
s-l -.t... companies Of Terre Haute,
ia. sad that sand and grave! are very
.r..r .uw grade commodities. ana AL
-..... '.- rate on them Ia excessive.
.-.. ,Irrpsses corrobOrated Mr..
~ .-.- testimony and declared that the
....I Increase of i per cent. was I'M
.., .. Representative O'Hare who
,..... speaker clark ms "A member OF
"a $50 committee. appeared and SAID
. t.e per cent. advance were per-
.'.. g would increase the cost or IN
-tr4 and gravel to many counties
and r.tard road building,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
COMPANY PAYS ALL PENSIONS.
Guaranty Trust's PLAN saves EN-.
plOyees From Contributiug.

Details OF the pension plan Of the
Guaranty Trust Company devised re-
Gently were made known yesterday.
The employees do not contribute. The
age OF IS Ia made the point az which
m employee is eligible IA a pension \
committee Of three. with James r.. Pratt
one Of the vice-presidents a. chairman,
however, is empowered TO grant. with
hold or refuse a pension at its dis
Cret.on
The pension IS computed at 2 per cent
II the average salary paid to employees
FOR the last three years OF their service
multiplied by the number OF wears OF
service In no case IL the pension to ex-
coed $4,000 or TO fall below $500.
President A. J. Hsmphil said We
are DESTROYS OF doing anything under
heaven for the welfare Of our employees. -"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY Or NEW
YORK Isabella Taylor sl PLAINTIFF
.Ealus, Fite4.t Trust company % Scvsrk
New t'rse, % o.. Defendants
Ia p4rsGhur" ot an Inter ~ttor- ticE.
ueut u pattlno' a'l sale driy mads and
bearing date 20. Nth L.. Of Jsnut'y, l9lt
! -. I.adarsfrt~I 'he r-.Ar-- In sAid .uds
weH' banned vi.' 81" 80 uuui, az ior. az
tho Exchange EAi--ruyu. 500 "a 10 Nesey
stree. 100 'ts Borough - Manhattan tiir
~ N.w York. on 'n~ ii'h u8" - February
Joseph = pa'. au.tiou.-f ma rrenlsee
dire .t-I p' .u.3 Judgment 20 - sold. nd
her ia aas,rie-a - TO .iovs
Ali. MAJ s-'a,t '. ri"0- ot ps'S- ~
4A'e ~. 'l' llt" = N-w l"fk at &C., .ided
,ui ie-.rihed aa follows vi Begipniug at
pptus .' fIH eol'hHfty siue - Forty. frst
street distant tvn hundred ard three fse.
,s IN hes westerly from ne south tes;s-.y
U1ru-f co., N.utE AE@nIs and Fpt'j -'rst
street and running thence Sou'h"ril sAd
para.iA 81 80 'he N.Ith Aveua" and 'hr1Igh
me eentAr ~ party wal niU-'y-slght fss'
nine inches 80 the t.utsr ,l.' % the block
thence ,.sI...y along thu same parable. 20
ara theuc. ncr'Enr, parable 20 the Niuth
Avenue '.ae'y--isut f--r tine inches 20 TIE
SautherIy side - For,y-hrs' street and
thence Esst-rlv along the S'utter.Y side Of
Forty Hrs' S.r'e' twenty one fer ak iu,use
~ ne place NJ BEGINNING
'tN - NNttN ~
JOSEPH = NrDI"f
N.-o-r.. 'tr t'sirf|f-
-rt'l. ~r-e-. sos T..- .ft.
Tf. f".UrIrr - Gl'srv. ~ 30 ~ >
.-'y % no .FI' ifs t'rs"' rl'r-ar rs '.' N-.s
Fo.-- s-s' S.-~at
fo-- first stree.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10

pa'sd New York January l-tA lstt
Gt' ]NN AMRiNGE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
MITCHELL AGENCY GOES
TO DROUET And PAGE
Retail Branch Given up-Mar-
mon Engages +. q. Carrie
as Manager.

change Of considerable interest IN the
local trade was announced yesterday,
whereby Droiiet n Page after February
10 become agents for the Mitchell ear.
The Mitchell factory by this move gives
over its branch for retail sales. retaining
II for the wholesale only. Fourteen states
are comprised in the wholesale territory
VI the Mitchell New York branch. which
under the supervision Of Charles L. skin.
ner does "a business of Sl.000.0O0 a year.
Mr.. Skinner and his stan move from the
store at Broadway and Si>ty-second street
10 the Mitchelrs own building at +is
West Frfty-ffth street.
This change is In line with the factory
policy of discontinung retail branches
that have existed In the large cities and
to confine the activities Of branch
managers TO the Wholesale end.
Henry Drouet. president of the Drouet
Il Page co. at 1890 Broadway. said yester-
day he had been negotiating for some time
for the Mitchell agency. He expects to
keep fifty cars on hand So as to be able
to insure immediate deliveries He has
only just returned from the Mitchell
factory at Racine. Wis. and gave II as his
opinion that the Mitchell Company was
rapidly pushing its way into the Big
Four" OF motor making concerns.
Drouet n Page have an office In Newark
and another IN Brooklyn. which probably
will be continued. At present this com
pany handles Palmer Singer and Regal
care.
The Mitchelrs departure from 1885
broadway has opened the way to a fine
store for the new Marmon branch. of
which Frank q. Carrie 10 manager. Carrie
has taken most Of the ground floor OF the
Mitchell place and r. having Il done over.
The other part OF the ground floor haa
been rented to another automobile con-
C,ru.
Carrie has a number Of cars on their
way now from the factory at Indianapolis
and Will be holding open house for the
Marmon before very long IN his new
store. lie likes the location particularly
because there are high grade cars, all in
4 the class OF the Marmon, in the neigh
borhood just about 1t.
There IL. as far as known. no such
person as Gray +. Davis Inc" in the
automobile world. Ii was Intended 10 say
/ IN yesterdays SUS that Gray 4 DAVIS
/ Inc" were the folks who have perfected
| and put on the market a starting lighting
system for Ford cars,
This having been explained IL may be
said that this starting-lighting system
was devised and developed by Alexander
/ Churchward and is expected 20 sell well In
the large available field OF Ford owners.
Charles George McGregor. manager OF
IC I Siivers Brooklyn branch. died on
sunday OF pneumonia at his home, 1000
East Th.rty-echth street Mct;regor,
who was one of the most successful men
in the Brooklyn motor field. leaves a widow
and four children He was formerly with
the Buick. and when silver took the over
land agency Mciregor WAS selected tn
manage the Brooklyn house.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-02-10
BUSINESS CHANCES.

- -
CORSET AMI Glove store 7th Ave. iisth
~ ,.egaEt ush0grrY HStJres etc. cN'f
81 800 %, ss' TOR $50 90, sssJ psymerts
hest opportunity r.ght party, GlAskR'
ROHRER so, u. 7ith ~,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
The Union Meetings.

We had fine start In the Summer
Union Meetings, last Sunday night.
TIE Airdome was nearly full, there
being nearly four hundred people
present. Mr.. Frank Allen Sang "Cal.
vary" with twelve views thrown on
the screen, and Mr.. Dissinger
preached from Hebrews 2: 3
On next Sunday night we will have
another illustrated song, THE Nine.
~ and Nine" Perry Brooks will sing
while the Views are thrown on the
screen. The sermon will be preached
by the Rev. Samuel Carothers, ID. D.,
pastor Of the Oakland Park NJ. +.
church In st. Joe. Mr.. Carothers was .
former pastor here, and will command a
large hearing. The public Is most
cordially invited to any and all OF
these services. The Ministerial ALI.
ance very greatly appreciates the con.
trtbution, OF more than thirty dol.
lars, given 80 freely by the audience
Sunday night.
At . called meeting Of the Alliance
last Monday morning the following
ushers were elected:
For Sunday night, July IA. ].
Lukens, Reed Bailey, Geo. Seeman,
Earl Pierce.
For Sunday night, July i9-Johu
Hibbard, Roy Kunkel, Henry Cell
L. Shaffer.
For Sunday night. July 26-Mort
Martin, VIM. Markt, II. Mcdonald
Ralph Moore.
These are to act on their assigned
Sundays In seating the crowds at the
Atrdome services.
In case It should rain and thus pre-.
vent the service being held In the
Airdome, the meeting will be held In
the Presbyterian church.
Signed, J. II. THOMSON,
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Oak Grove,

n 5. johnson was In Forbes, Sat.
Mrs. Bloof Fanshsr Is still I'm.
proving In her health.
We are Informed Mrs. A. ], Rand
Is improving very fast at the present
IF. L. Stout began cutting his al.
falfa, last Monday, for the second
Mi. and Mrs, Lutte Meade and
family were out for car ride Satur.
Lutte Meade was ready to begin
threshing his wheat to-day, II the
weather had permitted.
Mrs. John Meade entertained her
daughter, Mrs. Clyde McWilliams and
children, one day, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rankin and family
and Mrs. Frederick and daughter
we're out for a car ride Sunday eve.
Ming
Saturday, the ith, with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. John Wilson and husband
OF Forbes.
George Harper, OF Forbes, says he
working for Uhel Banks now, and ex-
w WIN
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Rankin and
children, Max and Alice, and Mrs.
Rankin's sister, Mrs. Frederick and
daughter, Leila, spent the day, Sat
urday, July 4, with Mr., and Mrs. Sol
Meyer.
The blackberries are fine and
cheap at &l.75 per crate, and all who
have such fruit are very busy picking
and delivering. Mr.. Cooksey deliv.
cred his first crate last Wednesday,
July LIST, to Mrs. Fannie Wilson, In
Forbes, and the berries speaks for
themselves, what they are like, so we
are informed.
Master Dewey Cooksey enter.
tained his chum and schoolmate,
Floyd Swertfeger, Saturday, July the
4th, and there Is no use to say what
good time those boys had, for Mrs.
Cooksey had prepared and planned
for the occasion and she 10 certainly
fine entertainer, and always makes
each and everyone feel that they
were welcome, and nothing was left
undone for the occasion to Be . sue.
csssful one. VIoLsT.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Sheriffs Sale in Partition.

In the Circuit Court OF Holt County. Mis-
souri, James Brown, plaintiff. vs.. Mabel
G. Sordwell, defendant. under and by virtue
made and entered on the 18th day OF May.
1919. and during the May Term Of said Court,
In certain cause therein pending wherein
the above named parties were plaintiff and
dS CERTIFIED sspy o. rs,Gh de-
sheriff 81 Holt County. Missouri, gu the 9th
day OF July. 1914 by the Clerk % said Circuit
Court. j., tn. undersigned sheriff OF Holt
County, Missouri will on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5. 1911,
between the hours Of a. m. and 5 y. IN. Of
TIA, date. aud aur!ps ths session o. tho
Court House " said County. In the city OF
oregon. Holt County. Missouri, sell NJ public
yendue to the highest bidder Tor cash In
hand, aud subject To the approval Of the CTR
tate. situate In Holt county. Missouri. to.witi
A tract of parcel Ot land commencing thirty
ty.siN aud onr.half tSisl rvds. North from
The south last corner ~ the North East
sn.1p .. s s'@S fTgss yyc 'Tysn @ e
~ thence North Twcn,y.hye aud one.half
i:Ss, rods. thence south Thirty.
,hrrc aud one fourth 0Jsi. degree,
wcs, Thirty 0w rods aud ten uo'.
commencing corner, excepting pati ~ said
tract described ~ follows Commencing NJ
the south East corner ~ the above described
tract ~ land theme, North Eleven IN, r,ds.
aud twrnty.unc C.n. links. thence West Niue
~, rHls AMI Twenty. one en-. links To- the cen.
ter 81 public rad thence south thirty.tht,r
aud nnc. fourth ttisl, dcgrrc> West with the
CENTER ~ said public tuad. fourteen 10. r,sis
aud ten tor, links 'n the south Yves, Corner
nnr.hnlf ls'',, degrees Ensi g. ,hc.o,nmauc-
Ing corner, ~. w.GEtNIN.'
sheriff " Holt County, Missouri
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, susetta Tail, n widow, ,, her
certain trust deed Of date February 25tb,
1911, filed Tor record, and recorded In the Re-
corders rf'ice In Holt County, Missouri, On
April 18th. ipii. In Rock tsi, NJ page xla. con-
veyed to the undersigned Trustee the follow
ing described property. In Trust, to secure
the payment 81 the promlssory hote In said
Trust Deed described, tO-wIt;
The West Dne Hundred aud Twenty feet Of
Lot Eight ~. In BLOCK foriy-twn uli In the
City 81 oregon, Holt County, Missouri, cs-
cept the North Twenty five C1jl feet Of the
same. And Whereas. II II provided In and by
the terms ~ said Trust Deed that ~ default
should he made In the payment ~ the said
debt aud interest according to- the terms OF
said note, the said Trustee should at the re-
uu-st Of the holder Of said note sell the said
property to pay the said debt and costs o.
executing the Trust. and Whereas, default
has been made In the payment OF said note
and interest and the holder OF said note has
requested me To execute said Trust
NOW THEREFORE,. notice Is hereby given
that I will. on
MONDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF JULY. 1910.
sell the said property at public vepdue, 70
the highest bidder, cash In hand.at the Court
House Door In the CITY OF Oregon, Holt
County, Missouri. between the hours OF Nine
o'clock a. m, and Four o'clock D. m, OF that
day To satisfy said debt and the costs and ss-
penses OF esecutius this Trust. -
Trustees.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Monarch.

Mrs. James Smith was In Noda.
way Monday.
Oregon. Tuesday.
George Garner had business In
Nodanay, Monday.
Miss Stella Garner Is visiting rela.
lives at Skidmore.
-Nada Smith visited Roxy Chill.
coat, Monday night.
Mrs. Lee Hughes aud children
went TO Oregon, Friday.
Ben Smith visited Jasper and Roy
Garner, Saturday night.
John Graham and wife went to
Nodaway, Saturday evening.
There was no church here Mon.
day night on account OF the rain.
Lewis Brandt, OF Nodaway, was
buried A. the liuiatt graveyard, July
Lester Black and william Polls.
grove had business In ST. Joseph, Fri.
Mrs. Lester Black went over to
see Bill Brown and wife, Monday Of.
Mrs. James Smith visited her
daughter, Mrs. Robert Hughes, Of
Mrs. John Patterson visited rela.
tiyes ~ 81. Joseph, Friday and Satur.
day OF last week.
Those who we're At James Smiths.
Sunday. were: Clarence Lilly and
wife. Roy Ashworth and family.
Josh. Chilcoat has contracted
hauling the sand for the concrete
bridge, being put In near David Al.
lens place.
Miss Edna Garner Is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. VIII bray, OF Savannah,
and Mrs. Harry Sipes, Of near Rosen.
dale. this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Jake Polsgrove and
little daughter, Estelle, Mr.. and Mrs
Lester Black and several others visit.
ed saturday at Bill Browns.
| Those who took dinner at Charlie
Dinw iddie's. Sunday, were; Willie
Dinw iddie and family, Josh Chilcoat
and family, and Misses Stella and Al.
Ice Brohan.
We had o fine rain here Monday
morning and also Monday evening.
and everything Is looking fine with
wheat In shock and corn laid by.
Threshing Is now on docket.
| Those who dined At Lee Hughes
Sunday, were: Gottlieb OFT and
family, Joe Hickman and wife, Miss
Opal Steeby, David Allen, A ndy Boyles
and Fred Hughes, Jasper Garner and
JoHSSY.JUMP.UP.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Administrators Notice.

Notic, II hereby given, That Letter, .'of
Administration IN the estate ~ Ellslbsuh
NanDus-n, decreased, were granted u tho
m. pr"5a,,. G"ur, Of NH, coup.y Mi,,.up,.
All persons having claims against said es-
tatear- required Ia exhibit them tor allowance.
Ia the Administrator, within siN months after
date ~ said letters, Or they may he prrclud-d
frhm any benefit of such estate, and 10 such
claims u" mt exhibited within one year f'Oni
~" date ~ said letters. they Will he forever
barred,
GEORGE y. GELviS. Administrator.
TIL, .!nd day ~ May, iplt
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Notice OF Election.

Notice Is hereby given that an election will
be held ON this .5th day Of July, 1914, from
o'clock to O'clock y m; of said day at the
rls In northwest quarter OF section %, town
ship u, range 81. in Holt county, Missouri
and In the limits Of the district for the pur-
pose OF electing one supervisor TO succeed the
outgoing supervisor. X. Il. Bridgeman. and Il
serve for y term OF Eve, years, and until his
successor Is elected and qualified,
j. W. PATTERSON,
President.
". NJ. NORRIS Secretary OF Nodaway
Drainage District, No. l.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Motto. II hereby given that the undersigned
Executors ~ the Est ~" ~ Thns, = IIlnd., de-
ceased. vii make Final settlement " his me-
counts with said Estate ~ such Executors At
III. n-Nt Term ~ the Probate Court ~ Holt
County. Missouri, To h. holden at oregon Ia
said County, on the 10th day Of August. A, D.,
igit,
". u. RICHARDS AND g, !. HrNT,
Executors Of e. =. liInde Estate,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Guardians Notice Of Resignation

STATE bF MISSOURI, -
County ~ Holt.
Notice II hereby given tina, the undersigned
guardian ~ III. e,tat. ~ Joyce Hlndc. a nj.
nor, will apply tot the Probate Court % saii
county ~ the nrst tenn, To- he held ~ Or
Court House IN thu 18th day ~ July, tpit, tbr
permission Ia resign ~ such guardltn,
CAREY T.. BUNKER.
Guardian
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
Forbes.
rOY0e9.
Mrs. A. J. Rand is improving.

Mrs. A. j. Rand is improving.
Charley Rhodes baby Is better.
Clara Pullen, Of Oregon, Is visit.
Ing In Forbes, this week.
Mrs. A. j. Hutton spent the
Fourth at Milton and Fairfax, Mo.
Misses Opal Hawley, Mildred and
Viva Knowles are visiting In Forbes,
this week.
Mrs. Maggie Morley, OF st. 10.
seph, spent the Fourth at Forbes,
with relatives.
j. Is. Stalcup's brother from St.
Louis, visited him, one day, last week.
They had not met for 80 years.
Mrs. Gertie Holiday, OF Weston,
Mo-, visited few days, last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Sipes. PEGGY.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10

We can give you anything In
plumbing that you want. Mutual
Phone, $50.
ORnaoN PLUNsIxa & HhArrNe 90.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
No 1905

OF the Financial Condition Of the Bank Of
Forbes, AZ Forbes. state ~ Missouri, al the
clu~c ~ business on the 3tth day Of June.
iplt, published IN The Holt County spu-
t.n"l. u newspaper printed aud published at
Oregon. siatcuf Missouri. on the 10th day VI
NJ JAY, INA
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

Ne. Gs.
OF the citizens Rank ~ oregon, Mo-. NJ
Oregon, state ~ Missouri. nj the close ~
business on the guh day ~ June. ipil
published IN THE I ut County sentinel. a
newspaper printed aud published ~
~ jay, ipii
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-07-10
OFFICIAL STATEMENT

No, H3a.
OF the Financial Condition ~ the Zook 4
Iiocckrr Ranking Company, at Oregon,
state ~ Missouri, ~ the rlDs. ~ bushes, IN
tn. 3oth day Of June, 1914, published In
The Holt County sentinel, o news
paper printed aud published NJ Oregon,
stat. % Missouri, On the 10th day oi
July, 1914