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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
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Sn Ser aOrbfu in ben

Sn Der Rorbfes in ber
Grunb sebobri.
Berlin, 20. Oft. per Guntsn
telegraph mad SappiGe. 6. 8. Ginel
ofii5islal getanntmaduns 3ufOfge If
bas britifd. llnisrIseboOt ,g g. an
Sonntds. ben 1s. Ottober, in bel
gorbis. bon bsutfdsn ariessidiffer
in ben Grunb sebobri iporbsu.
.Gs lit bi,s bag adts -lntetIsebOot
bas bic griisn felt benz ausbrud Ssl
3riss.S berloren bdben. Oas goOt
ng g. mar DsrbdltnibmGbis nsu, benz
ss tpurb. erit 1913 in Dienit sefiellt
Gs ipay 176 SUB lang unb 22A Gub
brett. gs mar i'm Stanbs iibsr Wai.
fer 16 anOien in Der Stunbe auriid-
8ulsssn uub 5sbn anoten untsr WaI.
ter unb nit bier 21Sa0Ilissn 5OrpsSos
aaneisrr0bren ausseriiftet, bic BE.
iabuns bsiianb aus 16 Mann.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Die Gage ai.f benz Hrie8s'
fAauplat,
9 ON fran3ofii6en Stunb.
h,,uft ana opihi(Aert

Y y . - : 80
Z punt ans geidilbert.
Baris, 20. Oft. Die am 9iens
tag Radnittag pom fran3oiiiter
Griegsnriniiteriitm perofientIidte BE
fanntnindnng iiber Die Gage allf ben
9riegsidailplnb lailtet ipie folgt:
.Sn gelgien bat frog Der beftiger
glngriife ieiiens bes sSeinoes Die bel'
glide gtrmee lire poiitionen an Dem
Yier 5IuB gebaIten.
nSsSil Der lImgebling bon gpres
haben lueiterc Sample 5lpiiden Den
8erbiinoeten uno Den feInoliden
Sruppen itattgeiltnben.
rstn unierenI Iinten ssIiigel balten
Die 9ertifeu ibre porgeihoGenen
Siellungen IN Der llngebmna bon
Siae itarf bsiett, ,nlo in Der @egeno
ton armentieres, SoiHnes rmo So
@oiiee.
Sin Der maas bat Der Seino Der.
gcbli1 periudt, ittiere gorpoiteu 5ll.
riid5utreiben. bic in her gtdbe BON
Camp bes Romains am rehten ufer
beg SIiiiies porgeriidt nMeH."
Spit am slbenb purbe nod einmaI
cine gefanntmdduna sr!afen, bic tpie
folat lautete
Die Oeutfden griffen pGbrenb Sss
gases bic Stellunden Der 0erbiinbeten
duf ter adnasn 2inie nit arcber 5ef'
iigteii an - i'm eriremen 9icrben. iDo
bic teleifte Grmee ibre Gisllunaen
tapfer psribeibigt fat, bei Ga gaiTrs.
mo Die 9sutTdien eine SffeniipbetDe.
aur- Don arober 6efttat.it bsriuat
babtn; norbli6 BON 9lrrss; Bel Moneb.
sDiIden psroine unb Gilbert: bei
@auquois. DItlid Don ben araonn.n.
inb f6lieblih auf ben 66bsn Der
Wlaas unb in Der @egenb pon gham.
pbou. Die Mnariffe Der Deuti4en
iinb iiberalI suriidseidIassn porben.
Offisi.lls Wiener Rad.
ri1ten iber bic Rdms
pfc in gali3ien.
Mmiterbam, 20. Oii. pia Con.
bOn.. Cine am 10. Dtiobsr In Wisn
psrSff.niIids gsianntmaauns lautsi
pi. fOIst:
.Su ben admpfen bic am Sonns
tag 5ftlid BON gbprop unb pr5empsI,
in galijisn, ituits.funbsn babeH, ipa-
rem bic 0ii.trsidiidm 5ruppen ipis.
Der isbr srfplsrsid. Gan3 bsiOnb.rs
hsftis parsn bic admpf. lei Mi5b-
nice.
Dir 50bsn BON Wasierd, bic ii4 |
in ben 9dHben Der Ruiieu bsfunbsn.
unb bic Elm srobes 5inbernib fir bas
Dorriidsn unfsrtr 2lrmts iparsn, iinb
Ha@ sintm beftissn gOmbarbsmeHt
isiiens unierer artilIeris bon urisrsn
aruppsn bsfebi tporbsn.
.ylSrbIia BON Riapnies iinb unTer.
aruppsn Big bidt an bic fsirSIidsu
etsnunssn bsrang.Ianst.
Die alnsriffs Der Ruifsn ouf bia
Msbpia S5ben. Oftlih BON prssmpsl,
an fiibIiasn Gnbs bes S6IudtieIbss.
bic baupiid1Iia gsssn bic fIibpsitIi6l
DON Gtrp unb Sambor selsssHen
SS9en ssri4tst Dasss, fab suriidss'
i&Iasea nsssm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Nrin3 QN plrabbOn0 0S aibed
Nbrmont
9albbrubsr Der aSnisir
Ruttsr emma BON 9Ols
Lamb i'm ariess ss
falleH.

4miterbam pia aonbpn, 20,
Das .Sanbslsblab" perSffsntli6i sins
DepeTbs, babinldutsnb, onB Bring
WoIrab syrisbria Don WaIbed pprl
mont, Elm 6aIbbruber Der a5nigin
Wluttsr Gmma BON 9olIanb, auf BEN
sfriessIfdupIab i'm Weitsn estDbtst
iporbsn 5si. Der priii3 mar % Sabre
oft uub prsmisrlsuinaiit in einsu
GoKssssoiHsTt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Q(nBeroroentlicb befti9e &anlpfe
ganofn ant pifnfa9 auf Ger 9an;en $dblaa)t=
li1if lit grnnkrfid) ttatt,
aSm @tra unb i'm stiea sRaI ri


.Sm Strb unb i'm stica 5baI ri.
den unfere Sruppsu Dor.
Gin nsusr atnsriff Der gtuifen uuI
uniere SteIlunssn am Ditli6en llfsr
beg SaDo. 6si SarOslau, in @alisisu.
1T 5uriidseidlasen ipOrbeH.
.Sm Ruiiii9 poIen bat bic bsut-
fde unb bic 6itsrrsidiide auDaIlsris
iDeitlid bon Darf4au einen srObsn
rufiii4en aaDaIleris 9tnsriff a6se.
fdlaser."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
@6ne oae irgeno cine $eife 6e(onoere
Yorf6eife erratn9en 6dtte.
Sic 9emti0en bieteu ani0etnen0 alles
auf, Die 2iniett 0es SSetnSes
at omr6bre6en.


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II Der
aOni~afahr SOaHO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Ser ltmters amg bes 3rem.
aers ,,9afa1i1p"
Rar bret Mann BON elmer
9efabuns pon2s4
aerettet

9eiaBuHsDon 284
serettet Il
5aiebO, Sapan 90. DIT. Sier
einsstroffensn Radriatsn sufOlss iint
Don ber 2S4 MauH itdrtsu gsfabune
bes iopdnifden arsu5ers 9ata4i6o.
Der in Der Ra9t bss II. Sttobsr in
Der siao 5Idou gai burd 9tuflaufen
auf cine Wine 5srftSrt purbs, nur brei
Wann ssrettet iuorben. Die 2eiGe bes
aapitdns Sto 1T aufefiiiht norhfrl.
Der Mait bss Rreuasrs rast aus
benz maFer bsraus. Gs idsini, bab
Der areuser fi6 gu Habs on ben Sas
fen bsrangetpagt battle.
petins, China. 20. Oft. Cine
Oepel9e aus 2llH9 2du eHfpolf DIE
Raari&i, bab Der iopaniide arsu.
ger satadi9O niat aui cine RiHe
aufselaufsH mar, fOnbsrn Don benz
Osutian llntsrf.ebOOt .S so' asr.
itort porben iei.
Cine 0epsfae aug SOsiO iast Sab
basieIbe lInisrfs.bOOt .s 9o@ ipdtsr
go meilen fiiSlia bon Der aiaO
siaOu Bal ssitranSet aufssfunbsn
unb bon ben Sapansrn seritSrt NOR.
ben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Saupn s6aaen
gauen bic 9euti den in
griifsl uHb Gnts

tperpen.
oonbon, q. Stt. = Der SailD
Wail miro aus ROtter0am semsloet,
oab bic Oeuti9sn Drei 3sppelinsSalIen
in 8riiTeI erbaueu unD bier in Int@
perpen
Der aorreIpouosnt iiiet aud bin3u,
bab bic Deuti9en SipiIhen 2iittiA
uno 9iie griidsn iiber bic Wlaas ses
baut bGttsn, Die sinen Riid5ug erIeihs
terr, tpiirAeu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Sic bentfAe sSlotte
Wtrb iir attine Speratio o.
nenin 8srsitf9a
a & a II n

2Onbon, 20. Stt. Cine Depes
| fde aus gotterbam Iagt, bab bic beutz
| f6sn Marinetruppen 4ntperpen Der.
laiisn,' I'm ii9 pisOer Der beutihen
Glotte an5ui6lieben, unb bab bic
beuti6en &risgsi9iife i'm Sielsr 9a.
fen berproDiantirt tperOen. Der &orz
reiponOent i9liebt baraus, baB oie
beutite Slotte jeBt bereit lit, ii3 uuf
attiOe Sperutiunen ein3ulaTen.
9ie beuti6en @Oiatite r
Tran3oien poraus.
2pnbon, 20. Otto6er. 9as
BrOblem Der 2ufti6iffabrt pirb bon
ben beuti6en Sliegern in 6epunberz
ungspiirbiser 8eiIe gel0It", iagt cine
offi3ielle Funtenbepei6e aug Berlin,
bic per 6untentelegrap6 bier eiuge-
trpffen lit. Der Qleroplanoienit Der
Tran3oien fam nit BEN llnirisen tei-
nen 9erglei3 ausbaIten. Die Deut-
fden 6aben iotpeit i'm 0ur4i9nitt tag
li6 ein feinbliaes 4eropIaH aerit0rt.
6alf9eg @erii4t.
2onbon, q. Stt. - Cine De-
peIde aus HOttsrbam Iagt, baB Der
9ampTer ,pOtsOam", Don benz es
ndbrenD oes Cages bieB, oab sr in Der
9torbise auf cine Wline aufselaufea
lei, ii4 iider i'm Safen Don Rotterbam
befinbe unO ibm ni4ts 3useftoben lei.
ollie Deutf9en unb . efter :
rsi4er aus brighton
ausgepieien.
aunbon, 20. Stto6er. Die So.
hSroen Don grigbton baben allen beut'
iGeN unb Dftsrrsiaifheu untertbanen
befpblen, bic Stabt i1nerhalb ipeniger
Sage su perlaIien. Gs perben. feline
Qusnabmen gema6t.
Sn Brighton Is6sn piele 9lusldnoer
unb piele Der 6oteIs iinb entlpsoer
giaentbum BON Oeuti6en ober bas
Qsriunol beitsbt aus qlusldrbern. Die.
le Der Deutf6sn, bic in poriaer 8os
de aus 9oRoonsr 6oteIs eutlaiien
ipurben, iinO isitbem aad Brighton
setcmmen.
Die Sample in geIeien.
amiteroam, 20. CIT. pia
2onbon. 1ie folgeroe offi5iear De.
peIde BON Berlin, pom 9ienstas oa=
tirt, lit bier per GunfenteIesrap6 ein-
aetroffen:
Sic 6euti6eu Sritppen Die BON
SItenoe aus Iargs Ger aiiIte oorriif-
fen, itieben tei gtieuport OH Dier
GIuB auf feinblidc aolonnen ltno eS
uirb BORT ieit Sonntag III beftiger
@eiie eef6mpft.
,Nlm @eontag tuurSen Die an5riffe
BEG Sein6cs pcitlih bon 2i1e NIT
ihreren 8erluften fiir BEN 5eiHS 0n.
rijdeeidIIasen.
.sluf Dem oitlihen &riegsiflmtplas
lit Die Gage i'm 8eieutIiden rmper-
in6ert."
Die @erluFs Der Supaner
oors sfine Sou.
9efins, G6ina, 20. Stt. 5tH9ts
linse BON Sing 5au, Der beutTnsn
Seituns in Der propins Sban Suns,
ertlGrsn, baB bis sur 3sit, III Der lie
bic Stabt oerlieben, Die Sapaner i9on
mebrere Sailisnb W1dnn perloren batz
ten, ipGbrenb bic 8erIuits Der Deut.
idsn on Spbten un6 @erDnnoetcn
iit5 auf ni6t msbr als me5rere Suns
bert Monn belisfen
Seutf9taubs 9uderernts.
Wafbington, 9. g., 20. Oft.
Deutitlano ptro Die qusfubr bon
Robsuder na9 neutraIen 9dnoern oes
itatten. Wie Ser ameritanii9e Son=
iul 9onegan in Rosoeburg an bas
Stnntsbepdrtement beridtet bat. @r
fiigt binSu. oaB jebt 10000 Bis 200,s
600 Wletertonnen Rpbsuder fir Die
gusfubr tereit feien unb ipsitere 90o,.
600 Wietertonnen fpGter 5ur @erfii<
guns fein ipiirbsn.
Der 8onful rGtb, beutf9sn Rpbs
suder bon oiiieriionii4en S1iiFen be,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
73. Sabr9ans.
2NetterberiAt.

SHr Obio, Snbiana, Sainois,
Weft 8ireinisn unb bas ipeitlide
penniBlpanitn: Sd)0nes Wetter am
Wittipo9 uno Gonneritas.i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-21
Sritifher 8ampfer
BON sinem beuti3en llns
terieebppt perientt.

terieeboot perientt.
aonbon, q. Oti. = Cine De-
peI6e aus Stapanser. NOrDegen, idat,
oab Der britiI9e Oampfsr p@literu"
pon 2eitb, am Disnitus, II Meien
BON Der nortpssif1en &iiite entfernt.
non einsm beutfden llnterieebrot Der.
ientt iporben iei. Die 8eiaBuns niuBts
ii9 in bic goote bsgsbsn, ipcrnuf bic
DsntiIs geSffnst ipurSsu.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
Best On Earth.

The lure OF the Loess land, ceded
by soil experts to be the best land
the world has ever known, Is again
demonstrated by the fact that our
farmers are buying this kind Of soil.
Our good friend, T.. ;. Crlder, has
bought his second 100 acres, known as
the G. T.. Gibson tract. one Of the
best quarters in Southern Holt, prov.
ing that man of thrift and good
Judgment, can buy this kind Of soil,
the kind that never falls TO crop, and
pay for 1t at the present price Of sl75
to 5000 per acre. There is nothing as
sure as an investment In good land.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
$4,000 Involved.

George s. Lukens, one OF our hust.
ling real estate dealers, closed one OF
the biggest land deals ever made In
holt county, Monday OF this week.
February o, 1914, the deal being
Ing made between Joe II. Murray, OF
this city, and Ed Buntz, about II
miles north Of Oregon, whereby Mr..
Murray traded 2oii acres, about eight
miles southeast OF Oregon, In the
Highland district, known as the w.
Il. Sims place, valued In the transac.
tion at sl2 800, for 1900 acres OF tim
DER land In Shannon county, this
state, and owned by Mr.. Buntz. the
valuation being s20,5O0. Mr.. Lukens
handled both ends OF the deal. with
perfect satisfaction TO both parties
interested,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
A Marriage.

A wedding Of more than ordinar,
Interest TO the older society set Of
our fair city, took place at the beau
tiful home OF Mrs. Ora Ware, Tues
day afternoon OF this week, Feb. 10
1914, when Mrs. Ware was united IN
marriage TO Mr.. Frank Matthews
also OF Oregon, In the presence of o
few OF the brides most intimate
friends, the ceremony being perform,
ed by the brides pastor, the Rev. j,
II. Thompson.
Mrs. Ware has spent her whole life
In this community, and Is therefore
known far and wide. Her friends
are numbered by her acquaintances.
She has all her life been intimately
associated with the church and has
been and Is now one OF Its staunchest
supporters and workers. She too has
been leader In the best society cir.
Giles during all these years and botl,
the church folk and the society folk
are delighted TO know that she will
remain here for the present, at least.
Mr.. Matthews, the groom was closely
connected with the business interests
OF our city last summer, and T. there
lore we'll and favorably known. lie
Is man OF sterling integrity, a prom.
inent member OF the same church as
his bride and has many friends here.
about. They will make their home
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
Injured In a Runaway.

Miss Essie Derr. daughter Of Linn
Derr and wife, Of the Woods school
district. met with quite serious &C.
cident, Thursday OF last week, Febru.
airy D. She had come to town In a
buggy, driving a single horse, and IN
driving along the street, near sam
Davidson : property, the horse became
frightened at a dog barking and ran
away, pulling her out over the dash.
board, severely bruising the left side
of her head and face, tearing the skin
OIL Of her face IN places, and bruislng
her body In places. She IL now able
10 he up and around, but Is stillluite
sore. Tie horse was not injured, but
the buggy was pretty well wrecked.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13

Luther Dawson, who has been SC
long connected with the Home Tele,
phone company here, will sever his
connection with the company In q
couple Of weeks, and takes an interest
In the Oregon Pressed Stone company
taking an active part In Its affairs.
lie will be succeeded by Tony Byers,
OF Mound City, young man who
comes highly recommended, and We
trust he will be well pleased with his
job, and new business associations.
ALI Kunkel and family left this
week for Redfern, Oklahoma, where
they expect TO make their home In
the future. All is largely interested
In oil lands In that section and has
over one hundred acres right In the
oil.praducing belt. He has several
good prospects now, and more In
sight. Well, we do sincerely hope
that ALI strikes 1t "rich," for he Is
In every way deserving, and that he
and family may enjoy good health in
their new home.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13

Corn for Sale-Crib measure. Two
miles northeast of Richville. CallC.C.
Martin, Farmers phone, Oregon, OF
write H. Eccles, l6l2 Buch. Ave-, st.
Joe, Mo.
We are glad TO learn that Mrs.
Lee Meadows, Of Triumph, has so far
recovered from her recent operation
for appendicitis, as TO be able to re.
turn to her home.
Leo Petrec, Of Lincoln, Neb., Is
here for the present, to help his ia.
ther catch up with his work, by
the time circuit court meets, which
will be February %.
Joe II. Murray made a business
trip to Winona, Mo, last week. Mrs.
NJ. accompanied him as far as Pleas.
ant lIill, where she visited with rela.
tives for a few days.
Look II you have any live stock,
a farm or anything to sell, or II you
want to buy, see Dr. 7. A. Long, the
veterinary. ONCE opposite o. /. H.
Il. depot, Oregon, Mo.
For Sale-Onc span Of good Mare
Mules, about IN years old: will weigh
1900: also one good mare, weight
about lijo. Call on or address, James
Cordrcy, oregon, Mo. Route >.
We guarantee Dry Dip TO kill
lice, ileas, mango and all disease
germs-can be used the coolest days,
easily applied. II not absolutely sat.
isfactory. no pay. Sold by Frank
Foster.
Mrs. T.. +. Mcfarland and chill.
drcn, Of Lawrence, Kansas, who have
been visiting here, the guests Of her
parents, Uncle Jimmie Curtis and
wife, Of Union school district, re.
tured home, this week.
Several farmers are boosting for a
farmers lumber yard to he organized
In Mound City, where they can buy
lumber at reduced prices, and have
the satisfaction OF getting the stand.
ard grades and what they want
News-J eilersonian.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13

Mrs. Emma Philbrick and daugh
ter, Eloise, returned Tuesday night
from q two weeks visit with her SIS
ter, Mrs, II. W. Caskey and family, OF
Fremont, Nebraska. Mr., Philbrick
accompanied them out, returned Fri
day OF last week.
Mrs. T.. A. Durham, who has
been so very III the past two weeks,
Is now some better. DR.. Schmid, OF
st. Joseph, was here IN consultation
with her physician, DR.. Evans. Mr.,
Dunham's mother, OF Mound City,
has been with her much OF the time,
Every citizen Of our little city,
and our county, too, who has been
loaded to the guards with suppressed
winter weather comment, had an OPP.
portunity to unburden himself, Fri.
day last, 9Th instant. The cold snap
forced the temperature down to 8 de-
grees below zero at this place, and
was the first real cold weather OF the
winter,
"A. Schwartz, who, In 1873, was
In the mercantile business at New
Point, Is on visit with old.time
Holt county friends. lie is accompa.
MED by his wife, who was formerly
Ella Marion. They are now residing
In ElReno, Okla, where they located
In 1893. They were here few days
visiting James Ramsay, We acknowl.
edge a friendly call.
Mrs. ID. p. Lewis, OF Kansas City,
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs, j.
Wakely, Of Maitland, were here
Wednesday, visiting her sister, Mrs.
Alma Jones. Mrs. Wakely returned
home In the evening, and Mrs Lewis
went to her home from here Thurs.
day. THE SENTINEL acknowledges q
most enjoyable call from the three,
who were accompanied by Miss Helen
Jones.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
Gets the Plum.

The SENTINEL sends its leartiest
and sincerest congratulations to
Frank Freytag, owner OF the st. 10.
seph Observer, on his appointment to
the postmastership Of st. Joseph. the
best political plum In the Fourth
Congressional district, the salary be.
ing -, $40 per year.
The appointment Is a most de.
served one, for lac has been newer OF
party since he reached his majority
ever In the fight, and In its thickest.
pecially the members Of the North.
west Missouri Press association.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13

Charley Walters, OF Fruita, Colo,
Is here visiting brother Bob, and 9TH
err relatives, lie Is looking for a
farm to rent. Ills wife and children
are at Arappahoe, Neb., visiting.
The Squaw Creek drainage com.
missioners were In session here
Wednesday, OF last week, and appro'
priated 81, 200 for the purpose OF re-
pairing levees and cleaning out ditch
eS,
Dry pip will positively kill lice,
lieas, mango and all disease germs
can be used the coolest days without
injury to your hogs, Try 1t. Sold
under positive guarantee by Frank
Foster.
C, g. Brown, OF near Napier,
called us up Wednesday OF this week,
and said, advertising sure pays, the
little ad. you run last week, advertis-
Ing baled alfalfa, for sale, has made
sales as far away as Colorado.
We acknowledge a very pleasant
call from Elder Pickett, Of Fairfax,
who was here Wednesday last, and
conducted the funeral Of Charles
Brown. He was an old soldier, ser.
wing In the iith Missouri Infantry.
We are indeed glad to learn that
tho littla thraa.vaar old bahv hoy nf
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13

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go a.. Na,,,.,,, yva,sa,., .,''.
,,aI, f., a,,aS',s az. -, ~, y,
his father. G. p, Uartram ID p
! Dobyns. the Senior of this paper. was
also I'm attendance
/ v,... -. 49,. ..,..a r,,
Lace nj, az -. 80" 49, ,.o, 49,,
nasa So, ,,.,,. - ~"
, o. h,.n 80, ~, -. -. uo
farmers ON good terms
GREENE, II,pn,np 4 GREENE.
., to,is ma, r,,,o, 49,, .
bn,c,, ., no nn,,ios in ra,I..,, -
90 ,h. o,h.r d.v 10, uiich ho l., naaa
oyor tho no,, .nm ~ 40, ono -. NV
AVERAGE NJ a l,,,Ie ovs, s9oq n hs.d
Mules are mules-and also bring good
money.
Handsome wedding cards are oil,
announcing the marriage of Maude
May, daughter of Mr., and Mrs. l.. n.
Hoffman, of the Marion school dis.
trict, Wednesday, February Is. 1914.
TO Mr.. William Wesley Hurst, OF the
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
Educational News.
(By EARL A. ROCK, COUNTY AIR


n "' o'o" 'orf'
oeo'ees'y OF STATE cornelius Roach,
m, Se". .nH.y'two copies OF the
o,ue doom ,or distribution among the
SCHOOLS OF the county. These books
so" YOU" nus" valuable material, ana
no W u,eu '.'y aavA"'ageousiy IN
WIG .o.yn"s VI "'s'ory' c'Vics ana
sVys'~P"y'
w.'' ~ DepA,."en' OF Education'
"@s''s'V"' ~ ", N putting out
, one .a'e,''n' oo''e''ns OH the oet'
,e., VI '',a SCHOOLS ihese oul'
S' nay oe op'a,"eo ior t'ie asking
go sas W "nu patron should Sc
~ ~ a a' 'oA' many oi these pulle'
,w.s,,,.'.,. D",eau VI EDUCATION
h'o"' ~ "" Wien "ritihg ior
So r.,.,,.
.s,a.. a',on lues'Io"s ,or ,he third
I'"''e' a'e "eH"H sent the teachers,
examinations are TO be conducted
| Wednesday and Thursdav ,r.coaI,,
m. .,osa =, a.. '.. peeeoNng
."' .'o'o VI "he quarter Parents
should see TO IL That pupils are In at.
tendance on those DAYS, Teachers
are not reouired IN ole. s,.,,,I -,
,n,,Ions ~, .,.,, 80 'poe's' eAai''
''a',o"s 'or pupil VINO was absent
the days on which examinations were
given.
The teacbers, mee,I,, h.,a =,
Norna ", :, ,.s, e."s "e'o ~
''Vu"u wy last saturday was not as
well attended as II should have been.
or course teachers have the excuse
that Saturday is tho o,,y a. ,n".
49, 80 a. ., " ."e o"'! uay they
"a,e W w eA'ra WORK. but the law
makes II q teachers duty TO attend
these meetings. II the meetings ara
not interesting and ,rLson,o a, =, 80
ran,, ., d. ,n, - "'o"o' !. u the
'""'' VI 'ie 'eachers ana not the pro.
gram or the meeting. Teachers and
parents are requested to bring nroh.
lens 10 the Meeting sor so,n,,s 80
d,so,ss,on ~ 'o' so'utioh ana
''seuss'on' ~ you nave an idea that
you think good one and would like
70 see u Tried you are welcome at all
times 10 present II for consideration
ana H. u possible, a trial Will be given.
Na .ne next meeting VIII be held at
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
Live Stock Notes.

From ST. Joseph Live Stock journal.
Receipts were boosted SATURDAY.,
Feb. It'll, by the following shipments
In from Holt county, Mo-: G. +. ivy
man and John Cottier each sent in a
carload OF mixed stock, j. c. Movies,
carload OF cattle, and W. A. s. Derr
a carload OF hogs.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1914-02-13
HOLT COUNTY ROAD MAKERS
The County Court Names the Road
0verseers for 1914---A
Good Gang.

No. District. Overseer.
Eureka VIM. Caldwell.
king Grove.
3-IIarmony II. Butts.
i-Minnesota Nalley-G. +. Fell.
5-Dale Center-Jesse f. Wehrli.
6-Lonessme.
MT. Hope-W. II. Doyell.
s-Star-E. w. Gregory.
9-IIogrefe-Geo. vonderschmidt.
l0-Brush College-W. II. Doyell.
ll-Cherrydale-W. u. Fitzgerald.
l2-Liberty-John r. Miller.
l3-Ross Grove-Jacob wehrli.
li-Squaw Creek-Forest Tuck.
lj-Pine HILL 7. Jones.
l6-Rising Sun.
l7-Frank!in-Thos. Prather.
ls-South Center-D. II. Keirer.
lo-Pleasant IIill-Jacob wehrli.
20-Summit.
y Wild Rose Willard Stockwell.
22-North Center-A. D.Cunningham.
23-Marletta- Geo. UNDERESTIMATE.
2i-Kelso.
21-Mineral Springs-Ilenry Armack.
26-Gordon-v. G. Harms.
27-Crosen- Earl Harms.
2s- Richland.
2D-Triumph-A. Harms.
Jo-Fairview-J. +. IIodgin.
I
3l-Shiloh-Ed. Shull.
J2-Bagby n. :. Brown.
B-IIlair-R. \. Brown.
A-Elm Grove-T. 4. Wilson.
Jj-Cottonwood-D. W. Smith. Jr.
30 Glendale j. u, Morris.
J-Walker Yes. Bunker.
~ Fortescue Thos. Bunker.
J" Walnut Grove Chas. Williams.
10 Monticello &. G. Brown.
u Benton Sam Movies.
" Lincoln Jas. Cain.
- New Point Chas. Pennington.
~ Marion G.. =. iIornecker.
10 Nickell's Grove j. r. Sahlen.
10 Divide t. +. Derr.
u Union W. J. Glass.
IS Kimsey.
io-Exodus-A. W. NanCamp.
O-ldlewilde-R. Lippold.
5l-Burr Oak-vince Hopper.
52-Brush College-Thos. Foley.
53-Oakland-J. +. Mitchell.
a-woods-Ernest Oppeniander.
6-Richville-M. NJ. Mcintyre.
58-Mayiiower-Iiugh Brohan.
51-Monarch-Rob. Elliott.
5s--IIighland-L. II. Cunningham.
59-white-.D. +. Hoffman.
6o-Culp-John W. Stephenson.
6i-BluiY City-John Mariner.
62-ShafYer-J. @. Conner.
e. Chambers.
6s-Baker-R. L. Moore.
65-Pierce--J. A. Milne.
66-Forbes-F. NJ. Morris.
6I-OakGrove-F. NJ. Morris.
8s-wilson-Allen Brock.
Aug. Shredder.
Io-Craig-S. T. Thompson.
Gibson.
72-Mound City-H. S. Shawgo.
73-Bigelow-Allen Motley.
7,-Forest City-wm. Fitzmaurice.
I5-Oregon-Andy Burrier.