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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
NOTICE
Il May DO You Good TO Know This

Everybody. his next best friend,
bis acqualntances and all OF nil
relations, both male and female.
want your attention, please. just
long enough to read this article and
then you may so.
Only kindly tell me please when
next we meet, II you read i
through and how you feel in refer,
ence to the matter. Or in other
words, | have lived in Mexico nigl
unto 30 years, and am pretty wei
acquainted around these diggins,
and want everybody to know thst
| have opened up in connection witt
nv tin shop a general repair and
TX It shop.
am prepared to fix almoss ia.
hing, all kinds Of machinery, gaso
line stoves, pumps. lawn movers.
tinware, guttering, -leaky roofs.
smoky chimneys, sewing machines,
scissors and knife grinding, tubs.
kettles, pans, incubators and 4
thousand other articles used in ami
Arouno the house and barn or about
the farm.
Don't throw 1t away If it Is broke:
a fix it. If 1t leaks,
can stop the leak, Ii Il
won't run, Leslie can make It run.
matter who broke it Leslie can
make It anew.
lZ9-eod 81 l0-4t Leslie Ferris.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

THE REV. W. A. SHULLENBER.
GER was reelected president of the
S<.a district Of the Christian
Church at the convention in Cen
traIia Tuesday. The Rev. Shullen-
berger Is a leading minister o.
his church and an untiring worker Of
great executive ability. which fits
him we'll for the position "a
which be as just been reelected.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

DAY LID 81 SHUT DOWN
Tho MsUsoo LEDGER stands FIRM
y for the o~hservance Of the Sab
tsafh Day ana q coerse We believe
IN fho enforcement * reasonable
laws along that Inc Al the sspe
time. We feel confident that the
ma,or Of eaforciag the soesned "sun.
day blue laws" may be pressed 70
sueh an extent thst The results viii
be 9usi the oppoaite o. those desired.
Il might be SURPRISING 70 know some
q the reasons given by some Of
our people why the ia should be
put on 50 tisht Oh Sunday thai you
couldn't buy q ioaaf Of bread o q
yiass a. lemcuade.
when Il comes 10 The cnforce-
mont o. the law a great many peo-
pio want 10 make exceptions in
cases where they are concerned.
Some folks would like to have
The garages closed on Sunday and
tho cigar and bakery shops kept
open. Others would like 10 have
tho garages open and the livery sta
bles closed. Some people oppose
the sale Of Sunday papers but r in
favor Of the sale OF CIGARS. You see
they don't care 30 read but dc
smoke.
We apprehend the City Council
win try TO be fair and reasonable in
the matter Of law ~enforcement on
the Sabbath Day which is now be-
ing considered in connection with a
recommendation by the Ministers Al
lance Of Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
MExlco Is: MonERLY ..

One Of the largest crowds of the
season Witnessed the baseball game
Sunday afternoon at Colonial Park.
when the Mexico Athletics over
whelmed the Moberly aggregation
Of the Same name but not the same
class, By a whole lot. In the third
Inning Mcberly took wings and
went up in the air and Mexico
scored ten runs. Fifteen OF the
local boys batted in that inning
and three men pitched for Moberly.
Mexico had an almost new lineup
Sunday. as follows: Woody Thomas,
pitcher; Hape, catcher; F. Marshall,
lst base; Jackson. End; Jake Buckner
s. g.; Daniel, srd; Blattner, / u;
Roberts. c. +; NiIburn, r. 4 Lewis
Moore umpired e~xcellently.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

Hotel St Francis.
San Francisco. May s. 1914.
r. NJ. White & Son.
Editors Mexico Ledger.
Mexico. No.
My dear sins and friends;
Inasmuoh as ! have not had much
time Of my own, this is the first
opportunity ! have had to comply
with your request and drop you a
few lines" relative TO California and
The Mlssourians whom I meet in the
Golden State,
The greatest position OF my stay
has been IN Los Angeles since u
is a convenient point from which to
drive to the different towns and
places Of interest adjacent. Los An
geles In itself Is the garden spot OF
America, made so by its natural 70
sources-4he ocean. the mountains.
The climate and It's wonderful product
tie soil.
It's b~euleards. flowers, orange
lemon. rig and olive groves can't but
appeal to any lover OF nature. The
taxpayer IN Los Angeles
and Los Angeles County be
lieves in progress. Two years ago Loi
Angeles bonded the city for $4,000, OOt
ard Los Angeles Co. was bonded FOL
SIS. 600. 600 every dollar of which was
and is being expended on road i'm
provements. There are hundreds and
hundreds Of miles of asphalt paving
in Los Angeles county. The little
town of Hollywood has just complet
ed It's high school at a cost o
100000 and every street Of any con
sequence in this little city o
$500 inhabitants is paved with as
phalt.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
no EQUAL SUBTRACT MsgrIne

TO EQUAL SUFFRAGE MEETING.
Mesdames ]. w. Million, j. T. John
son and 5 P Emmons went to Co
lumbia Monday 10 attend the meet
Ing Of the Missouri Equal Suffrage
Association. Mesdames Johnson
and Emmons are delegates from
the Mexico Equal Suffrage League
and Mrs Million wifi make an ad-
dress A large delegation from st.
passed through Mexico at noon
Monday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
!. j. T PAYS HIGH

y. =. bA III IS Pays HlGH
COMPLIMENT TO GOATS
In these times when the aver
age farmer is troubled over the helr
problem, there is one class.of labor.
erb which can be depended upon,'
remarked T . Bates, a farmer from
near Mexico, 30, as he strolled upp
and down the broad alley running
through the sheep barns recently:
These goats fiji that bin. 9th
er farm help must be watched.
Alarm clocks must be set to get
them up in the morning, But
his is not the case with these
goats. They are early risers. and
they are not governed BY the rules
Of any unions. have a large
tract Of land that has sprouted up
after the timber was cut, It would
bankrupt me to have il cleared by
men. 50 ] am here in Kansas City
goats to do this work. And
VIII be thoroughly done" The Kan-
City Droyers, Telegram.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
WATER WORKS FISH
IS NO MORE


Owing to the refusal OF the
Mexico Power Co. to lease the Wat
er Works Lake. the Water Works
Fishing Club went out OF existence
recently The East Lake Fishing 4
H nting Club, however, viii improve
their lake and boat houses. The
members of this Club are. j. H.
sallee, VIM. vivion. Otis Purdy.
Harry Street. w. L. Craddock. ]. A.
Headingtcn. sam Sharp. w. W. Har-
per. Joe Luckie. John b. Graham, A.
H. Whitney, G. o. MCGEE. Lewis Me.
Kee, John T. Ricketts,, A. X. Luck
lie, George Kunkel, j. C. Pasqueth,
L. NJ. White, DIR N. r. Rodes, C A
Barnes. C. A.. Bast. Fred A. Morris
and Dr. G f Toalson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
. AWORD FOR THE
6a1 GROWINCGlRL--EA
H1AY LINE FOR TIE
II WOMAN GROWN
uSxrtA nUg AAsce NnonSr ennnuu
BY MIS- CARRIE SPRoUL

10 as Mrs. ]. W. Million viii speak,
We are confident that Mrs, Million
knows whereof she will speak.
Over The Telephone
DO YOU believe in Equal SUI.
irage?
Mrs. |, T. McCue; Before express.
ing myself. ! should like to under
stand Just what we women are to dc
with our right, II awarded H."
Miss Martha Mason: Il most Ger
'ainly believe in a woman's right tC
vote. The time is near at HAND
when we shall enjoy our rights"
Mrs, Dan Dudley; at seems to me
women are alb capable to vote intel
ligently rs the men. ! hope &c
have the pleasure OF casting my
vote at IN early date"
Mrs. Hamilton Mckinley. 81 thinl
am as well qualified to vote as Il
my husband, and | hope TO have
my right TO vote"
Mrs. Otis Purdy: II am certainly IL
favor Of Equal Suffrage"
Mrs. Dick Ashworth: 81 ap.
proc of votes for women inasmuch as
they are for doing away with the
liquor traffic."
Miss Frances Mason: I'VE women
believe we know enough to vote on
most questions, and We shall be
very pleased to vote when permit.
tied to do So"
Mrs X. R. Bragg: so far as !
am capable of Judging. l think on
some questions women should vote.
They are capable Of doing much gool
Mrs J, W. Bolts; Il believe in
limited suffrage for women. While
JUS as capable to ote rs men.
have considered a woman's greatest
Influence is at home"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
MISSOURI SENATORS
0NU.S. JOBS
washinrton. D. G. NAY Il.

Washington, D. C., May II.
Though Senator's Stone and Reed
continue to preserve sphinxlike 81
lence on the subject. they have vir
tually agreed upon the Federal APP
polntments for Missouri soon to be
made.
An up-to-date and revised slate" O
the candidates follows
District Attorney at 81 Louis
Arthur L, Oliver Of Cape Girar
dean.
Marshal at St Louis John E
Lynch Of Moberly.
Internal Revenue Collector at st
Louis Frank II. scsey Of Palmyra.
Collector Of Customs at st. Lou
Is fountain Rofhwell, Columbia,
Marshal 81 Kausos City John Il
Tobin Of Kansas City.
Internal Revenue Collector az Kan
sac cfty-eeo, F. crutchley Of Nor
borne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
FLY IS
REPORTED IN The
AUDRAIN WHEAT

A representative Of an Eastern com
mission house visited Audrnln
County last week and Inspected
Wheat fields. He reported that he
had found Hessian fly m many plac.
Is. Farmers say they doubt this
report and believe he WIS gisire
Il out merely for che purpose Of
"bulinge the market,
Among the zelda he visited and
elstmed we're affected BY the ny
we're 90 acres OF Price Johnson and
100 acres Of George johnson. Tbs
state Beard OF Agriculture claims
the central counties IN the State
are an suffering. more or less. from
this post.
1T is claimed tho Hesslan
fiy gets into the wheat crop after
there have been several crops or
the same ground, and that the fly
ia destroyed by changing the crop.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

THERE Is considerable talk regard
lns the Hessian ny in the wheat
II seems as though inspectors arr
travelling around the country look
ing at wheat and claiming that 4
is Injured. These inspectors do NO
tell whom they represent or wheth
er they are Just trying to bun th'
market or not, The general opioI
Is that the wheat IN Audrain Couh
ty has not been injured by the Hes
sian fly. Some of the wheat II
the river bottom may have beer
slightly injured. The Indications
are that Ahdraih County viii have
the biggest wheat ercp in its his
torv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
HISTORIC BRICK
Of HARDIN FAMILY
FOUND IN RUINS
LsMuEL sPoTTswooo FINDS A
BRICK BEARING lNscRiP-
TON MADE BY WIFE OF FOR.
mER GOVERNOR cHAs. Il.
HARDIN
Inscription says II is from their
first home in fulton. MO, which
was bull. in ts4s-Homs W.
destroyed in 1887.

A brick. bearing an inscription sign
ed by Mrs. Mary B. Hardin, wife Of
former Governor Chas. H. Hardin,
OF Missouri. who made his home here
the latter part or his life, was
found Ia the ruins OF the KEENAN,
property on North jefferson street,
this week by Lemuel spottswood.
Mrs. Hardin resided with Mr.. and
Mrs. KEENAN, for many years.
The inscription on the brick was
As follows;
"The fashion Of the world pass
eth away
But forever. o Lord. thy word Is set
lied In Heaven" Psalm 119.
sThis brick is from our first home
in Fulton, Mo-, April 1s45. It d
torn down now TO give way to a
larger structure. May 1887.
NJ. B. Hardin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
SIMS,
FORMER MEXICO
BOY, SHOOTS SELF

Robert Sims. 2e years old, former
~ of Mexico, shot and seriously
wounded himself Monday morning al
Kansas City, Whether It was acciden
tai or with suicidal Intent has not
been learned.
Mfr. Sims parents, Mr.. and Mrs
J W Sims. went TO Kansas City,
Monday evening. He is at the st.
Margaret's Hospital and there is
some hope for his recovery. He Is
n employe Of the Union Pacifi
Railroad.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
NOTICE or SALE UNDER

whssess. R. F. sso.t ~ "a
asssA Shock, his wife -
certain deed Of trust 9.,., p !
ssy Of February. 1872 '''S q.
snowiedsed and guy
y Recorders Office 'saa'
County Of AudraIn ana Of
souri, in Trust Deed ia. a'e q
At page $50. conveyed y 20.
wlses,spoon trus,eetle ,op..
sefieed real estate. '0l0stg
situate 10 the County o Of Su sla !
tale Of Missouri ,o.r AD''as
Easi tal, u.s) a,
Qaarier Of Section Tr,a's s'ua
T. Township Fly one rsG
II. N. q De
Which said conyc,,oo.
= iras' to secure Tie p.,n as
certain uegotiabie nra pasue'i
and IN said Deed Of Trust ..,.
And wbereas' said promises.
% secured BY said oeod =,
nov past due ard renaIo' ~ ua'
NOW therefore The trust.. ' y.
terms Of said des1 10
q the request Of The l.,.,
.. SAD %promissory note win :. u
Friday, the 5,h Day ., u
A. D., 1914
oet~eep the hours Of o,.,..,
IN. and5 O'Clock p, N. o, nv ~
Faeeed to sell u, ieal ~. -~
described at public gepdps =
highest bidder al East iron, y
The Court House IN The oi,S =. !
leo. Missouri for cash, II :.
iee' and interest and The -.
expenses Of executing this T-'a'
h-4t G. A. wItherspoun.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

THE enemies Of President WI.
0 sneered because be would NOT
Interfere in Mexico. When he began
interfering, they sneered. No matter
what the results may be. they win
continue TO maintain the same atti-
titudeI In the meantime the Presi-
dent is doing everything IN his
power TO bring about peace in our
n~eighboring Republic without war
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

and when the paper is taken up
me impression Of the letters In inl
IS there. II Is row ready for Tho
proof reader to correct the mis-.
lakes Il there are any and have til,
lines IN which the mistakes &c.
erred made over again.
The next thing done is the set
ing up Of the type in big iron
frames. These frames are about on,
aud n half feet by two and a
quarter The columns Of type are
lifted in and also the advertisements
rhey are frightened by little iron wed
es called keys so that the whole
thing will not pie"
Last of all Is done the printing
ana folding The iron frames con
tanning the type, are set upon a large
nat steel table belonging TO the
press. They are fixed tight by some
very large bolts. When all is
ready a large bunch Of paper Of
me right size Is put upon a slant.
ing table on top Of the press from
which they are fed by a man 10 I
large roller, This roller takes them
one by one around under the roller
ana across the type which shoots II
ana out under It as each naner
comes around it is linked BY n So.
'ieS OF rollers, the first Of which
1t one by one to the rollers
unOl Il gets to the type, by which
sllhe the ink Is thinner and will M,
MAKE m The type blot the paper.
When the paper is printed, n nae.
IS INTO the folder which folds
nem' up ready for delivery.
This press which has BEEN do
Is called a cranstop ,,a,
oea press and is used IN the o,foa
VI 'ne Mexico Ledger, Mexico, Mo
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

WOMEN OF st. LOUIS by Just 60
ing across the river to East St
Louis have the rights and privileges
az human beings. On the Illinois
side of the river they are people. citi.
zsns ana are treated so. Along this
line the Post Dispatch editoriaIly
says:
The differences between The same
vonan al this end OF the bridge
and at the other end Is a chassm
wider than Che Mississippi. On tbs
side her political status Is that Of
a helpless idiot requiring a guard
ian; a convict under attainder. a
babe. a uon-exhaent. a person dead
in law A short walk across the
bridge. with the flaming breezes Of
the Father Of Waters, reylyes thf
dead one. renders her sui jurls
with a full armament Of civil and
political rights, and makes her th'
equal of Bully Lorimer or Daniel Wei
ster or Jim Ham Lewis or Uncle Jos
Cannon or even old Abc Lincoln"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

WE regret very much the retremenI
Of Hon, W. S. Hathaway on account
OF III health from active business
in Mexico where he has been one
Of our most progressive, substantial
and prominent business men for
more than a quarter Of a century.
NJ. Hathaway has always been not
only a man Of high integrity but al
ways stands for those things that
are for the best interest of the com
munity. State and Country in which
he resides. The Ledger joins the
people Of Mexico in hoping that a
rest viii return 70 him his old+time
good health and that be will be spar
ed for many more years Of usefulness
to he community. Such men as
Mr. Hathaway have a wide influenee
for good with those with whom
they associate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
HAAs-LlsRgR MOVING TO
NEW BUILDING.

The Mexico branch Of Haas Lieber
Grocery Co. Is moving into fh9 bIhld-
ing Just completed east Of the Chi
cago & Alton passenger station
The firm occupies the lower floor
Of the odd Fellows Bldg, on Prone
made st.
The new structure was built and Is
owned by the Mexico Land Invest
ment Co. It is 64xaO feet in dimen-
sions and was built especially for the
grocery firm. 1t is TWO stories with
with basement fitted with an cleo
trio elevator. sprinkler system, and
other modern conveniences. E. MI
Rowland is manager of the local
branch Of the Haas-Liebar Grocery
Co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

Women are wives, women are moth
ers, women are teachers. No man
ca serve In the first two capacities
but for a long time the man alone
was the teacher. Woman Is peculiar
ly fitted to teach in many fields Of
ieai ming. Her Influence in mould.
ing the lives Of the young is only
second to that OF the parent, In
some instances her teachings and
Installing OF principles are even more
Impressive than those given at the
home where other interests IRE al
loved 10 absorb that which is due
the children.
Teachers are trusted to instruct,
guide and elevate the children
under their control. How many par
ents know the kind Of influence ex.
erted over their most priceless pos.
sesslons-their children? 1t goes
without saying no special pains are
taken to inquire into these quallfi-
cations but when the question of sui
frage Is agitated, there looms up
the formidable doubt as to the ability
Of these respected wies, reyered
mothers and trusted women teachers.
Mothers rear children with occasion
al help from the much-engrossed faith
er supplemented by the never-to-be-
guaged Influence of the teach.
er. I
Inasmuch as these high places are
woman's, why should she not be Wit
ally concerned as to all laws touch
ing the welfare Of humanity? How
foolish then to deny women the
right of suffrage.
w Mexico women feel an unusual
interest In tie annual convention of
he Missouri Equal Suffrage Assocfa-
ton at Columbia, Missouri. May 49,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
ADMlNIsrRAron nnr,nr

Notice is hereby given tha, la,iar.
OF administration on the estate u
Sarah Belle Miller, deceased. were
granted to the undersigned April ).
Isi4' by Che Probate Court 81 An.
ram County, Missouri All persona
having claims against said es,ate are
REQUIRED TO exhibit The same ID the
uuiefsisned for allowance within
slA months from The date Of said lei
'ers OF they maybe precluded from
benefit Of said estate, and II
claims be NOT exhibited with.
q one year from date Of thIs publi
ne, win be forever barred.
R. B. Kerr,
administrator.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

THE Republicans Of Andrain Coun.
~ will have a mass meeting tomor.
row. We don't hear anything about
what the Bull Moosers are going to
DO. We predict that whatever M Of
these parties does the other viii do
right the opposite. even If it has
TO get on the Democratic platform,
and really that's the way to settle
the friction anyway. The Bull Moos-
ers should come over and Join the
Democratic party which is the rea'
progressive party and is ID 8 posi-
ton to get results You know that
there Is nothing worth fighting for
now anyway. We have already goi
the Postmaster.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21


This article was written by Theo
dore Winans. ir.. 13 years old, a pu
PHI Of the South Side School. after
an inspection Of the Ledger printing
plant. He won the prize Of sl.OO Of.
fered by the management for the
best story. Mrs. Laura Houghland,
pricipal Of the School, was Judge.
There were 25 entries.
The first thing done in printing a
modern newspaper Is to make the
Tyne in a linotype machine. It is
SO called because It makes a line
Of type. This type is msde or lead.
1t is worked 0 the order OF a
typewriter Every time a key Is
pressed, a long thin steel thing, with
tn impression OF a letter in one end.
falls into place with the rest. When
enough is there to make a line of
'ype. a long slab of iron catches II.
This plab pushes It afodnd to the
back Of the machine on wires. It then
goes by a tank OF melted lead.
which pours some into the mold made
Of the letters, When the lead gets
hard, II slides down a little trough
and adds to a column already forum
there from the lines Of type. When
the lead leaves the mold, this mold
keeps on going o the wires around
the rack of wires which holds
them Each letter goes on its
own wire automatically and when
used again, it drops into place Just
as before.
The next thing done is to make al
of every column OF type on a
piece Of paper. This As done by
It down on a flat surface with
letters OF top. II is then mixed
with a small handsroller and the
piece of paper is laid on 1t. An.
other roller is used on ton Of this
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

THE LEDGER is in receipt o.
an anonymous communication re
garding the Sunday closing PROPOSE
tion, signed by zone OF many protes-
tors u the writer will send his
name to this office, the commnnica-
ton Will receive consideration. We
cannot handle anonymous communica-
tons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

THE grocery merchants Of Fulton
are organizing and arranging TO go
On a cash basis after June LIST. The
grocers Of Fulton, like those OF
other towns throughout the
State are carrying thousands
Of dollars on their books
which they never can collect. A cash
basis is the best for both the merch-
ant and the customer and that's the
way t make a greater and better
eifv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
NOTICE OF M SIS,
State Of Missouri
County of Audraln) S.

Notice Is hereby given tsa
following are the offices Il,
candidates are to be nouin.,
the primary election to be 4,
the first Tuesday IN /,
august 4th) 1914.
senator in Congress.
Judge Of the Supreme co-
vision No. one).
State Superintendent Of !
Schools.
REPRESENTING in Conra
Ninth District,
Member of the House Of r.
s~entatives.
Presiding Judge Of the d,
Court.
Judge Of the County Cont n
ern DIstrietl
Judge Of the County eour. /
err District)
Judge Of the Probate Cont
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Clerk Of the County Court.
Recorder OF Deeds.
Prosecuting Attorney
Justice Of the Peace.
River Township,
tThree to be elected
Justice Of The Peace !
Township.
tFwo 10 be elected
Justice Of The Peace. Wilson !
sbip.
trwo TO be elected
sagthee Of The Peace Pt
Township.
1.-TWO to be eleclei)
Justice OF the Peace,
Township.
two 10 be elected
Justice Of the Peace, u
Township.
1.-TWO to be elected
Justice OF the Peace, q
Township.
1.-TWO to be elected
Constable, Salt River TOWhsAi
Constable, Wilson Township.
Constable, Sailing Township.
Constsb'e, Prairie Township
Constable, Linn Township
Constable, Loutre Township.
Constable, Cuiyre Township.
Declarations for the ADORE O
nj Township offices must b
with the Clerk Of the County 0
not later than June 9Th, 1914
fseal) Given under my baud
seal Of the County Cour, At
flee in Mexico, Missouri, thk
lay Of May A. D. 1914.
1t-4t J. b. GRAHAM.
Clerk of the Couty coVs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
The ROAD 10 SUCCESS.

The best brain effort and indiges-
ton do not go hand IN hand. If you
would win a lastlng success you
must keep your stomach in good
working order and your bowels regu-
lar This is easily done il you go
at it rightly Mrs. c. c. Baker. Of
Homer City, Pa writes: About two
years ago suffered from stomach
trouble and constipation. After | be
gan using Chamberlain's Tablets my
condition improved At the end Of
a week ! could eat and sleep
we'll Sold By all dealers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21

w F Sheppard is home from Chi
cago, where he attended the Iii
aois State Convention Of the Unit
ed Commercial Travellers. Mr.. shep
lard was a delegate from The Quin
cy Council No. SO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-05-21
BOY scour

The following Boy Scouts were
awarded axes and scabboards for hay
ing exeelled in their work Clean
Up Week: Mason Guthrie, Frank
Wilkins, Frank Houston and Frank
sutton.