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Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
Ricketts& Whitney
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Geo. Strattner to r.. z. Buckner,
warranty. Consideration S4500.00.
s. 102. So acres of E u of N. e of
25-5a-9 and W. " OF N. w. of 30-50-S.
Barnie Parrish to O. ID. Gray. War
anty. COnsid. $500. 90. S. e. s. Il.
Of 2T and s W. N. w. Of 26-52-12.
D. Nj. and L. G. Jennings to r. q.
Rastenblry- Warranty. Considera-
tion $4,000. n. VI of s.. Il. u of ~
52-10.
K. A. Lake to j. W. Lake. warran-
". C0nsid $4,000. 90. W. Y OF S. ".
4 Of 1896.
l. y. Harrington to j, j. and b. II.
Alexander. Warranty. Considera-
ton $4,000 N. V Of Lots 5 and 6,
Block ., Original Laddonia.
II. .. Rice 10 II. Il. Christup. War
rants. consid $4,000. 3 acres
south Of n. r in Laddonia.
X. l.. Philips to VIM. G. Rainey.
Warranty. Consid. sl6O00nD. N. W,
X Of N. w, n. T. Of 80. n. II Of S. r.
\. 2. and $. y Of y, y. N. y. OF S2-
$40.
r. Il. Taft TO Charles Lumm. War
rnnty Consid. 100000 Lots 10. II
and ". Lakenan & Barnes s. S.,
Add 70 Mexico.
r. r. Buckner to John r. Watts Jr.
ct al. Warranty. Consid. $5S93.75
~ l02. 50 acres of W. " of N. w. Of
30-s0-S and r.. - of n. 4. of 25-50.9.
Claude b. Lee to James w. Lee.
Warranty. Consid. s1.O0 and other
l65 acres in n. 4. Of SO. N. w. Of 81.
and s. 4. Of 25-51-9.
John HARRISON to J. + Henegar,
Warranty, Consid. 100000. Lots 9
and 10, Block /, Doyles Add to Farber.
Elizabeth G. Settle ct al to Sarah
Z. Pierce, Warranty. Consid. $4,000
Lots 3 and 4, Block 10. Original
Laddonia.
Eliz. G. Crews hg Gdn. 10 Sarah r
Pierce. Grdns. Deed, Consid. 100000
Lots 3 and 4, Block 10, Original Lad
donia.
John - Watkins TO Maude A. Shobe.
Warranty. Gonsid. s650.10. Part OF
Out Lot 6 in Laddonia.
Nutritious DeTeinne to F. B. De
Teinne, Warranty. Coneid. 100000.
s. w. s. F. and W. Y Of s. E. Of I
and s. y OF s X Of VIZ of 1851
S.
Fred ~ Kent to r. j and Mamie
p. Weinand, Warranty, Consid
$4,000. =. * Of NJ Il. and s. w. N
E. of S4-52-s.
Martha Gather TO French P. Wood
Warranty, consid. $1.0O and other
part OF n. +. s. e. Of 1889.
Central West Realty Co. to NJ. NJ
Warranty. Consid. $4,000 |
!, Block 3, Trolley Heights, Mex
co.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

THE Ledger Is in receipt OF an
Anonymous letter stating that THE
local option law 10 being violated in
Mexico and Andrsin County" Infosma
ton OF this character should be TAX
en- to Prosecuting Attorney A c whit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
PAINT UP AND CLEAN up WEEK
WITH coNmlrrEE

Mayor Potts win be asked to issue
a proclamation announcing pa,ntlI!p
ana clean-Up Week officially and
ne Civic Improvement Commi.ase q
ne Commercial Club, composed Of
a. Barnes. John Beai, Ben Elliott
ana the Mayor. will head che move.
Every club Ia the city viii be ask.
81 70 Join In tho move, n yon
aont paint your house why whltewasJ
'us. back fence and cieoa up The
rubbish. Start the campaign win a
weeks hard work and thoa keep
'ln'nss clean for the rest I. thc
year You viii be surprised what an
Improvement u will make in Mex.
"1ihAbLE rumor says Mexico IL to
llYe aUu4haN ri. So /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

THE Mexico Ledger congrasulases
the Commercial Club on ls arranging
Tor a new factory for Mexico.
TO work 30 people. The employment
Of labor Is n Of The most important
propositions for the growth and pros
parity Of orr City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

THOSE who are interested In the
Mexico Hospital viii take a live in
terest in Tag Day which Is April
Bird The Hospital has already dem
onstrated its usefulness In the com
rnunity and viii grow steadily in pop.
ular favor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
NOTICE OF CITY

1. T OF CITY y,
In accordance win p
Of the ordinances
Mexico, Missouri, ! hsS
and legal notice thai =
held IN
TUESDAY, April
an election in the -four
city. for the purpose
following city officials
Mayor, CITY MarsnsI
tor. City Assessor Wv
CITY Treasurer, Police
four COunGllnen'
four wards Of The Guy
Polling places WIZ c,.A
First ward, CIeul'
at Court House; ss'on
Wigglngton's blackSll's h
ward, Council room 49,
ward, G. W.
witness my
corporate seal Of 'hs
90. Mo. this 25th dV
poggs
Attest. wallace D''
tseal) 4a %
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

MEXICO should have a Go 20
Church Sunday. That day. an effort
should be made to get every able bod
fed person TO attend services in some
Of the city churches.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

TAG ladies' who have charge Of The
arrangement for Hospital Tag Day,
Friday, April srd, should raise at
least $500. A Hospital that does char.
~ work musi have charity support.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

YOU never can tell. A Wyoming
gentleman with twentyseven notches
on bis gun died OF measles the
other day.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

MAYBE some day man will be
able TO improve the weather. He
used TO think typhoid and cholera
we're no'bing less than manifestations
of fate. and SO refused to clean up.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

The Hardin Alumnae have decided
70 postpone their pageant and masou.
until next fall because Of the many
other entertainments that will con.
sums most Of commencement week M
Hardin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

PEARY says that next to tho dis
covery Of the North Pole the compile.
ton OF the Panama Canal Is the
great achievement Of the century.
That's Peary for you.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

BUY homemade goods and patron.
lie home institutions of all kinds and
help make a greater city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
DELIGHTFUL WINTER IN

The SOUTH.
mr. and Mrs. R. R. Arnold. ST., are
noine from the South where they
spent a delightful winter. Mt. Arm.
o'o says the trip wal a fine rest and
ne never enjoyed a winter as he has
this one. A@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

THERE has been a big increase in
the price Of false hair, but this Is
one thing the men can't be blamed
for, IIT1.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

THE weather burear claims
1t gave ample warning Of the recent
storm; this clearly puts 1t up to rBe'
weather.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
THE funniest contention we know
anything about is that farm boys
should not care 10 be EDUCATED"

WE understand that one of Mex.
ico's largest stores has sold out and
the change viii take place about
April i.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
FOR
FOR

I hereby certify tAai
cratic Primary Eleca@
city Of Mexico, MIsscais
Audraln. state Of A'
2nd day Of February, NV
persons were %
the city Offices %
same has been atleied
cate Of the Democfa'
Committee. filed IN my
9th day Of February las
the Chairman and seen
committee. The aOOfs
be printed upon the
City Ticket
Witness my hand ADD
seal of the city Of hs''
18th day Of March, lsls
fsaan AT 90 Clu
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

AN excuse Is all right. but the.
Thing TO do Is 70 avoid the necessity
for u :. lllahI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

SOME people honestly believe there
Is no other issue in national politics
excepting the local postoffices.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

WE believe that more people OBJ
SERVE Lent than would be the case
u 10 we're compulsory.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

WE rise to remars, i
John Lind, In Mersn
talking than any Uaa,
or knew.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

The Ledger eongrstuiates Hardin
College on It's arranging for . $4,000
gymnasium building. Hardin is 90
ing 70 keep right u~p-to-dsts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

NOT having had
. naval scandal for ~
pan my be expected
the California dlscu.ss'
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

Werlns trlIs n
ing trips
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02
MRS. WILLIAMS
LONG SICKNESS
Yields To Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound.

Elkhart Ind. :-''I suffered for four.
teen years from organic Inflammation.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1914-04-02

nhLlABLE rumor says Mexico il TO
ulve another big furniture store sOon
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Prof. Clapp Of the extension depart
ment of the state university at Boul-
der, at the request Of the Glenwood
schools, has organised . class in edu-
cation among teachers. Prof, Clapp
will supervise the work of the teachers
in = general way and will meet with
them once . month and deliver q lee
ture to them ON the science Of teacn-
ing and the practical application of
the same. The plan includes . regular
course Of study which the teaehers will
pursue in connection with their regular
school work.
The Post editor was extracted BY tho
beautiful dssssatisss IN tie millinery
store Of Bsardeasy ssd Hpps ed stop
ped inside. A nilli.ssy store is ~ =
place Il frsqssat ssssrs By N editor,
but tAis paass lssasA - s.us.ally ~
traetivs - ssessat 4 H. pretty szsea
tfiAAiAes 81 SoAae Apessa&ises IL
Asese 4 ~ sAswins hst oatssaav se|
IL NV - Nsst AsAs ~ ssssivsa
tAas ~ ss1ll ~ wsN sssise H. tsop-
ta&asa = naks - i.sPsssise q s3sssr
Raaes. WAa& ~ sditse Asssat knsv
sSsst l.ilH.ssy vssA IN .vAsae \.
ssesy 1 eyssytAiag shsse NJ Aas
sesP lesasA = ay 81 ,iavifiae SAat
we'rs AFRAID n s.s 1sGese ~ A6as
her way. dom there tAis itsn vim eese
- at lsast . 1sllas . lina.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26
A an1AMu 1o,r1o

Many Of the people around he1e
know agood deal about this splendid
remedy. to those who do not, we wish
to say that Asritol Tonic Digestive il
the greatest strength renewsr, Aesa
builder a.d nerve tonic We have ever
seen. Fur people in poor health, weak,
run down and played sat, thee ~ -
strosg AID vigorous - they should b.
we reoooasnd this teaie. Price ol.oO.
Glsnweod Pharmacy esle Ass,ts.
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The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Mrs. VIM. Rohr returned the first Of
the week from the wslse.burg country
where she has been visiting her sister
She says Carlson will make fine race
in that country, while tie state wide
prohibition measure 10 popular with the
people of that section Who since
the recent anti-saloon eFaR have Ai
. splesdid eAasee to - Aox sssasss
or worse than useless aRe saloens to
any country.
= = =
The city was pretty well deserted
last Thursday, 80 many Of oar people
attending the Apple Pie festivities At
Rife.
Last Wednesday, Dr. Hopkias receiv-
ed the fourth ear he has owned this
year, this latest acquisition being q
brand new OIdsmobile five passenger
car Of the 1915 model. 1t certainly il
= smooth running and yet powerful
car and the doctor is justly proud of
MS new pet.
Lincoln Beachey, greatest birdman,
and Barney Oldfeld, automobile pilot
supreme, are planning to give the
whole world treat. Not even the
terrific war in which Europe is invol-
we'd is going to stay the duo Of starr,
for they have made all arrangements
for their globe e-girdling exhibitions, anl
even now are starting on ths Arst ley
of their long tour, when Grand June
tion was placed on the itenerary fer
Saturday, October 10th.
Our people very literally ATTENDED
the Apple Pie festivities at Rifle both
Wednesday and Thursday Many were
disappointed Thursday morning to
learn that No. 3 Midland was prae-
tically annulled and this fact preveu
ted the attendance of a great nauy
who otherwise would have bsen there.
Almost every automobile in Glenwooj
made the trip one Of the two days.
All enjoyel the outing very much, and
all were loud in their praiss Of the
hospitality of the good people Of Rite
town.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26
.E mo BW
u WIf[fNsS y
;3lDQI&@SZ]

SDfE&hk AS\YZ3
4 J. Hoanes returned Wsdns.aay
- . ten days visit u Denver.
= = =
II. 40 Nm. harry Raslaad Of this
~ attended the stxte fair 1t Pueblo
~ week.
1aAford W. Smith, real estate deal
90 Aspen, Vas . business visitor to
0Dvood last Tuesday
0ssl Table board With or without
- = Ma onsassst a. Pl1AA..
91s-0
0AsFiA Marion Henry of Eagle
s0s1y nads . business and political
Si1it to Glenwood last Wednesday.
= = =
0AaeksaitA wanted. Adassss
+. N. JoHANTGEN,
500 Hsekss, Oslo.
Ekse Hubbard returned home from
valsjo, California last Saturday
.s.ing in srder to be present ss the
wedding of his sister, Bernies.
Forest Supervisor, Henry Ffsneh,
- sstasned to Glsnwoed aftse spead-
- several weeks in the hills In soa-
.ss1ksa With Ais s9aeial duties.
rss ssfaeAs, toothseAs, pain, bssss,
~sasaA ssss throat, Try D.. TAoaas'
Ezsstrie Oil, . splendid reDsdy for
easfgsaeiss-
Wsaassday and Thnssday With %
aaay Of our people celebrating Apple
Pie day with the RiAeites.
Mn. Lucas entertained the Five
Ha1Afsl club at the Hotel Colorado
Wsa.esday afternoon. The day was
srsatly enjoyed by all present.
= = =
H6el languid, weak run DOWN. Head
saAsi 6tonach "offi" A god rem
say i Burdock Blood Bitters. Ask
yssr druggist. Price el0O.
0ia Carrie Holmes is visiting Mr.
asd Mrs E. L. Miner at Nontrose
thi week and attending the fair q:
that place.
Mn. Murphy, the contractor ON the
high school building, bagged = number
Of fat ducks in the Sweetwater eoup-
y this week.
Marry and xs. Logan and DR.. snd
An. Horan went down to the Apple
Pie festival at Rifle lest Wednesday
10 the Logan ear.
FOR SADE-Grocery and Hardware
stsss doing . good business; or will
tsDAe for 4 good farm,-Wm. Dougah,
9-l2, 2t
". H. Farnum returned home early
this week from Pueblo and Denver,
having attended the State Funeral Di-
reetsrs association at the former cit-
at week.
For any itchiness Of the skin, for
skis rashes, chap, pimples, etc., try
Deaan's Ointment. 5Occ At al drug
stores.
OaEiey Darrow Jr. who has been
eicrking in a hotel in Montana during
the past summer months arrived IN
GlenwOOd yesterday morning for
shsrt visit with his parents.
Jack Currie, a timer employed by
". L. Swick, was operated ON at the
GIenwoOd sanitarium yesterday fore
aeon by Drs. Stewart and Place for a
bad ease of appendicitis.
- - =
For Sale Cheap; Pool table, standard
-iae, complete with balls, cues and
rack. Will be sold at bargain. In
gsire Of E. L. Peisar, 1918 Grand
avenue. 7-1s Il
Ane Lnhies AlN society OF tne Netn-
edist church will give tea At the
hs0e Of Mrs. Underwood on Colorado
avenue next Thursday afternoon. A
esrdial invitation is extended to al.
= = -
J. N. Howe left yesterday for Eu-
xeee, Ore. to join his family who pre-
coded him some time ago. Reports
from the folks indicate that they Ar.
= = =
County Clerk c. E. Hubbard, Judge
4 J. Smith, c. C. Graham, Erie Hub
lard and John Sehuttee took to the
Nil xe~ka.Aax ~oxn;>a ;> .>ss.h ~
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Mrs. Sarah Jane Weaver, Of Lig-
onier, Penn. s.d her daughter, Mrs..
Pearl Dews.app, Of Pittsasrg, visited
the A. J. Dickson family this wssk,
the lsdiss being sa.t s.l ssssia Of
Mrs.. A J. Diekso., WAe had neve.
seen her esasin, ths lattsf havias
bee. bssn 1ines Mr.. DSslssa IN her
aatsrs sests Il Fsanay1v1aia. Tse
visit Of tAses tvo laAiss Was especially
sajsyahss alss - Mn. DfsAssaI nsth-
~, -1ss. 1Ny.fAil1ipqi, - Nm. sWsas-
q i H. wiasw e Mn. AaliPii'a =
favssite ses&Ase 80 = tAsss tws
ladi~ haA net net fse n ysan ~
fsw days sAsy vsss ss0ssAss sSsasd
plto0sthef to sAset.. Mn. WsaQs ss1
her daughter aeelassl ~ tS0 AAa
eljsysd tAeif Say II 03soWssa nssa
better thsa aay psrtisa = tAsis Vsst-
tn visit Al tAsy vsrs lssl h tAsia
praises Of this beautifal n1l3s e3ty.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

The football game played yesterday
on the local grounds between the alum.
nj and the high school team resulted
in score of l2 to 6 in favor of tb,
high school.
Early this week large touring car
drove into the Mccoy garage, having
come all the way from Honolulu. Un-
loaded from the ship at oakland, Calif-
it had been driven every mile between
oakland and Glenwood and with ,care..
~ cents expense except for gaso-
line and oil. 1t was driven by lady
who, in company with her Ausba,d, il
% . trip aeFsss tAe se,ti,s.t. I'll.
- - . siG-syaiA1ss CAalnas asa
was in exeelle.t cosditios, giving 10
outward evidence Of the long distsnes
it has come on this one trip. These
people reported Automobiles very plenti-
full in Honolulu,
At the Odd Fellows hall Thursday
evening Glenwood Camp No. 2sl ". o.
W. entertained their head consul, 1. /.
Boak and head physician, Dr. ste,..
house. Both gentlemen are splendid
takers and they addressed the camp
at considerable length. In addition to
the addresses Of these prominent lead
ers an interesting program was carried
out by the camp, including an appe-
tizing lunch which was enjoyed by all.
The Neighbors felt greatly encouraged
after listening to their leaders and
learning Of the prosperous condition Of
the order.
Some time Wednesday night the
night latch on the front door of Harry
Raeland's barber shop in the Hotel
GlenwOod was forced and the thief IN |
entering the building went directly to
the cash drawer which he pried open,
extracting about $50. principally in
silver. Not a razor was disturbed and
nothing but the money has been missed.
Without doubh the theft was by
someone thoroughly familiar with the
place and with Mr.. Ragland's habits
Is it is evident that the party went di.
rectly to the cash drawer, secured
what he went after and departed with
out experimenting and without disturb
ing anything that might give . else 7
to his identity. Possibly Harry has
suspicious but thus far he has not
made them known.
pGHY7 1uIoUs7 OoNSxuzx D.
Df. King's New Life Pills will eurs |
yos, cause . healthy flow Of Bile a,d |
rias yssf Stomach and Bowels Of vase |
aad fsrssating bsdy psise,s. They |
are . Tesis to your etsaseA aad |
Hvse a.d tsss tie gs.ssal systse.
fifst Aess win e.rs yss sf tAat d.
presssA, dizzy, biliess and essstipstsd |
eesaitisa. 3se. Att dFsesista,
TAs vasis1s candidates ere rsniadsd |
tAas ~ Rsst PRisAssy b hesdq.aztsss |
fse sas1iasess' eosls aad a,,ss,es-
Rsaaa tCe0a = -aal let - AZ ysu - |
- ~ eaa q bsfEs IL psspls jsst
figA& II yss expect 10 ct s.ywhe~s
. SD sssd = - i,disPsAsahss = . |
ssaiseeisa. TAsss b - psaitiss {. ses
- pssssss a.a ~ Win sivs an faas
Ia ninu4ss sPsss sseoag ~ -
vsstissosses b ~ las~ ~ 1sas
~ as1,ao Oaaas1
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26
WAIVED

We Wfn pay - easA - sA6shses,
vsaA psek, A6ss, - Hve a1olA. Wt1es
- wAae - Asss - ssll.
4 \ Et49 j.
G3sawoea 0Daln6 Cs1s.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26
s.oW lAxux ron sAls

~ serss Issatsa Asse 0Dss Ao0
0sW C1sels. - aesas \ Oao11Sa16saI -
aesss b alfaafa, cultivated ~ - y
iDssassa - assst ~ ssssA A3W10s
passey e waass Sse ~ ~ Os1o =
hays asss gssss ~ ps11e1A 1o110
0ssa hesss, seahasA suoAsaR -
eRsaa0 vses lipsa - AseA - bsD'
- huk ssssA r. pssQuV = ~
~ o4jDssae - ssss0ssa ~ -
~ ~ aGhs . spss.1sa sosl1 sna1A
Aeee - NJ ssa.g ~ - 1a1nnss
tN~1-sW0-4IN. h4Dlu1sa0 01Dua
4 J. nqd -
0ssvssa apGnsk o.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

fsa nins4ss sPss4 Ssa1lAg ~ -
ysstissasses b ~ lass ~ asas
=. ssuan s.a.sl
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

osa pspsss ~ saas = ~ sensA
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

WY ~ s.lss.sls NJ ~ Rs.s .sv.s
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26
Special Trial Offer

Js - NV prints an ~ lsaset ~
Fsssss vaF ssv h natAG = ssuA
DAILY AID soHDAY cH1u TAN fFsa Ja.ssry l.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

The special picture show at the
Odeon Wednesday evening under the
auspices of the Methodist church was
very successful affair, the special
film, 'The Sleeping Beauty" proving
very popular with the children who
attended the matinee in the afternoon,
but it was also much enjoyed by the
older people.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

~ sssaeAs, toethseAs, pain, bssss,
ssA,ds, ssrs throat, Try D.. Thoaas
Esstrie Oil, . splendid reDsdy for
.noeReneiAs,
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

The ladies of the Methodist church
will give a reception for the new pas
tor, Rev. Fleischer, and his wife at
the church next Friday evening. All
members of the church are expected
to be present while friends of the
church and the general public are cor
daily invited to be present and meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleischer. A short muc;
cal program will be rendered.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

FOB sALE-Grocery and Hardware
stsrs doing . good business; or will
tsaae for = good farm.-Wm. Dougah.
9-l2, 2t
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

03s Clara Neesl, heal nsrse 1t the
0lsavsel saaitazian rstsrnsA Tees
~ frsa . witt - 1iss Jsassoa 1t
0naa Ja.etisa. 1ias JsA,ssa h
haviag with NJ nstSes fer OAlifssnia
0Asss tAsy wM Qs.d IT, wintr.
~. E,ssA&. ~ ~ pasess e ~
AsaAsaiA SAiFsa, ps.6easa hs Asst
snadh - ~ Asw sAasgs hst Sunday.
- ysepEnsa 0soaay - 1f1iea = paek
- hsssshsA gssas, bst win - Asss
tsDssFow t. essdnet IL regular ser.
vis0 81 ~ ,AsAesfaeA - ssaseaatly
- - -.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Mn. Lucas entertained the Five
Aa1Assl club at the Hotel Colorado
Wednesday afternoon. The day VA
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Marry and Mr.. Logan and DR.. snd
Mn HOran went down to the Apple
Pie festival at Rifle lest Wednesday
10 the Logan ear.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Mis- Carrie Holmes is visiting N
asd Mrs E. l.. Miner at Nontro7
this week and attending the fair q
that place.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

0asawssd was esrtainely Asssrts
Wsaassday and ThnrsdAy With .
aaay Of our people celebrating App
Pis day with the RiAeites.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Forest supervisor, Henry Ftsneh
~ sstssnsd to Gleavoed after spead
- several weeks in the hills In soa.
noa1koA With his sAaeial dutiss.
The Glenwood post., 1914-09-26

Mn. Murphy, the contractor ON tL'
high school building, bagged = numbe
Of fat ducks in the Sweetwater eoun
~ this week.
Little Falls herald., 1914-04-03
:SWANYILLE

March '31.-Mrs. VIM. Raffens5arger
7hgs been -.ts I'll the past few days.
G. e. Nelson went to Gibbon, on
"Wednesday to attend to business mat
Nerx
State examinations were held in
Size public schools last we, ,k and this
week the county examinations are be-
ing written.
AIRS Fred Kretzchmar and daughter
Alice, who have been visiting at the
Rev. kretzchmar home, returned to
sShesr Nome in Frazee, on Monday.
Last Sunday a class Of nine adults
7xerc confirmed in the Lutheran church
an English by Rev. Kretzchmar. Next
Sunday, being Palm Sunday, class
in German will be confirmed in Cul-
4zyaM-
John Muske returned from a bust.
ues trip to the cities on Thursday.
The members of the Lutheran church
are planning On putting up new
sehap' building this summer.
F. G. Muske has installed new
scales in his store.
The L. P. C. entertained the mem
Eezs Of the play "What Happened to
Paxker'' and the orchestra at a din
Rer at the C. E. Stith home Wednesday
evening"
Little Falls herald., 1914-04-03
CORN AND PIG CONTEST

Murray County boys are going to
aee who can produce the most and the
cheapest pork this summer. A com
mssttee of business men and those in
Eexested in vie Slayton school have
=saiseA nearly $3.50 in cash and mer-
S.lhan<lise which will be given as the
pzixss to the boys in this and the
Acre Yield Corn Contest. Three breed
cry OF purebred swine in the county
-asHe1ed the choice of their herds to
these winning prizes. The rules Of
she contest have not been definitely
decided on, but the committee has
zza2dc the statement that it intends to
mcguire each contestant to raise a lit
ter Of pigs from birth and to keep an
accurate record Of the feed cost. They
'azo also to grow an acre Of corn which
ID to be fed to this litter Of pigs in
ahe fall at the time they are fattened
Aar market.
The prizes are to be liberal enough
~ many boys will be attracted to this
contest. We expect to see the farm
ezs of Murray County gain much
Anowledge from this contest which
vsIn help them in making the polk end
af their farm business more profitable.
H NJ. Bush, Farmers Club Special
SIT, University Farm, st. Paul.