Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1914-07-02

The Varied Grace
Of Natures Face
In Old
MISSOURI
SPRINGFiELD.-An organization
to the ultimate creation OF a
statewide association of creamery
men was formed here by representa-
ives of the larger creameries Of the
state south Of the Missouri River. A
permanent Organization was effected
coLuMBiA.-The Columbia city
council has passed an ordinance pro-
nibiting hypnotic shows in the city,
and fixing a fine for violation. The or
iinance was inspired by a recent
show which a professor hypnotized
a boy and then put him in a store
HANNIBAL.-Marvel WEIGH, Swear
old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
was injured when the plaster
on the ceiling of the in which
she was sleeping, fell and buried her
beneath it. She was rescued by her
mother and grandfather.
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MOBERLY.-Because OF scarcity OF
water, the mine of the Northern Cen
trail Coal Company at Elliott, is o
being operated, and many of the min
ers are moving away from that place.
The secretary of the miners union
has issued As travelling cards to men.
JEFFERSON c7TY.-A delegation
of business men of jamestown, IL
miles north of California, waited on
Governor Major and asked him to Of
fer a reward of $500 for the a%pprehen-
sion of men who have been dynamit-
ing and setting fire to jamestown
SlKESToN.-The bond issue OF
81, ESQ, 900 of the Little River Drain
age district in Southeast Missouri, al
ready sold to a syndicate OF Chicago
bankers, is the largest amount OF
drainage bonds ever issued in the
United States.
CAPE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Or
chard was here to circulate in Cape
county petitions to have an amend
ment to the constitution which will
hermit the state or any county, city
or township to issue bonds for the
purpose of building roads.
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CAPE GIRARDEAu.-The women
here will be called upon for a small
fee to keep a public reading room and
library going for a year. Those In
charge of the movement hope to get
pledges from at least $50 women for
this purpose.
ILLMo.-A Delaware man by the
name of Dahlmyhers is in the city
with a view of establishing a canning
factory here. He is the representa-
tive Of a firm that has a number or
canning plants throughout the country.
The factory is assured.
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MoNRoE.-Buckman Bros. sold the
fine gelding, Johnnie Jones, to Paul
Brown for $1,501. This is a long price,
but the animal was a good one and
worth the money. Buchanan Bros. al
ways raise good horses and get good
money for them.
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JEFFERSON ClTY.-Mi1k consum-
ers here are promised a nice new milk
ordinance under which dairymen who
furnish impure milk will be made to
think of their sins and pay sundry
fines into the bargain.
coLUMBlA.-J. l.. Lynes has
brought into town Is eggs about the
size of pigeon eggs. All of the IL are
joined together and resemble a bunch
of grapes. Mr.. Lynes thinks they are
snake eggs. There is some doubt,
however, about this conclusion.
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SEDALlA.-N. B. Goodnight, an
aged farmer, living three miles south
west of Sedalia, has marketed the
first roasting ears of the season. He
has brought the first crop to market
for rs consecutive years. The ORE il
Of fine quality.
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loulSiANA.-There seems to b.
more or less discussion about placini
! toll gates on the Louisiana and Bowl
: ing Green gravel road for the purpos'
t of collecting money with which t.
maintain the road. The people are op
posed TO the toll gates.
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CoLUMBlA.-Mrs. Louise Norwoo'
Fitch, known to thousands of girl stu
Q dents at the University Of Missouri il
her capacity as university matron,
q dead at the home of her nephew
Overton McConathy, here in @
! lumbia,
9 FULToN.-Mrs. Frank Roe, 3
years old, while on an outing with he
husband and children, was she
through the neck by the accident;
s discharge of a rifle. She'is paralyze,
Her husband is Frustrated, but is hel
Q blameless by his friends.
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cHlLLicoTHE.-At a special ele'
ton here on commission form COVER
E ment, the plan was defeated by IL
n votes, 457 being cast against th
IF measure and $50 for it. Missouri ci
o les do not seem to be ready to en-
brace this method Of self-governmen
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