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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

Mrs. Ed. Polster entertained
the Reciprocity Club last Friday.
The election of officers was held,
and Mrs. Polster provided a grab
bag for amusement.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25
Ray Kirkendoll had business
in Joplin Tuesday.

For Sale-Barred Rock eggs
for setting. SOC per setting
of Is. Mrs. A. L. Jones.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

w. D. Pinuick, city auctioneer.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

DR.. English. Phone 1913.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

The Poinsetta Club was enter
tanned by Miss Belle Hardy last
Wednesday afternoon.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25
his section win Produce more wealth the KlondEe This Year.
Roll of Honor.

Again this week we publish
the names of those who have
been added to our list, and those
who have made payments on
their subscription accounts since
our last issue. We want to pub
lish a longer list next week. Will
you, who are negligent, help to
make the list a longer one?
Geo Redeagle
II W Pinnick
&C Pinnick
JE Vincent
JIG Weiss
Clyde Large
Alex. Clay
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

John Polster's new house i.
nearing completion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25
Hay For Sale.

Good prairie hav, july cut.
Henry Horton.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

Roy Chubb visited friends and
relatives in Joplin Sunday.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25
Just Received.

Car load of Cotton Seed Meal,
Baxter Mill & Elevator.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

Wheat is coming out fine, and
it is growing fast.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

The recent rains are making
mighty good thunder for better
roads,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

Mrs. T. ]. Embry is i'll at her
home on Route 5.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

Hugh McCammon was up from
Miami Sunday to spend the day
with friends.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25

Morris Michener is able to be
up after a sickness of about a
weak
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1915-02-25


Team Recovered. !!
Lee Livingston, at one time q "
resident of this city, but now liv- r,
ing on his farm north and east of a,
this city, lost his fine driving
team one night last week. 1t
was stolen from his pace. Lee
got busy on the phone, and in a
short time the team was found :.
in Joplin. = =
Just Received. 8 8
Car load of Cotton Seed Meal.
Baxter Mill & Elevator. in
Wheat is coming out fine, and in
it is growing fast.
Mrs. T. ]. Embry is i'll at her
home on Route 5.
John Polster's new house is
nearing completion.
Roy Chubb visited friends and n
relatives in Joplin Sunday.
The recent rains are making =
mighty good thunder for better ."
roads.
Morris Michener is able to be tn
up after a sickness of about a al
week.
Hugh McCammon was up from Su
Miami Sunday to spend the day II
with friends.
The Poinsetta Club was enter gu
tained by Miss Belle Hardy last be
Wednesday afternoon.
See our new spring coats. rel
They are sty and good colors. Nj
Baxter Supply Co.
The wet weather is making spt
grass and wheat grow mighty thi
fast. Looks like early pasture. H.
Anconas and Indian Runner
Duck Eggs for Sale.-1O0 for SIS; {
so for So; Is for ST.. G. W. Skin pr'
ner. crc
DR.. C. S. Huffman of Colum-
bus has been reappointed Briga- fat
dier General of the Kansas Mil eel
itia.
"The Kingdom of Home and
Other Poems," by Lyon Leroy. me
On sale at p. o. book store. thu
Price Soc. wi,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarrence Connor !
went to Fontana, Kansas, Friday die
night to spend a few days with We
their son, George. vii
Cotton Seed Meal costs no up
more than good bran. The Bax- !
ter Mill has the cotton seed meal. ere
Baxter Mill & Elevator. IA,
Inc W. y. y. u. Will give 2
dime social at the home of Mrs. hre
R. B. English next Tuesday =
March 2. All ladies daI
invited. 1oC
A. G. Pike, a state pure food gro
was here Monday, and mo
he had lot of fun with our To- one
cal merchants. Mr.. Pike is an
expert in his line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Chew left bee
Tuesday morning for Ellsworth, Pla
Kas., where they will visit for a the
week, and then 60 to San Diego, nee
CAL, where Milo will represent a for
house. =
The regular meeting of the Spl
Gloranna Club met with Mrs. Boz
David Goff last Thursday after Gu
noon. In the first contest the he1
prize was won by Mrs. Scott our
Noble. Mrs. S. ]. Armstrong bel
Won IN the second contest. ma
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

DIFFERENT COLORs


NH. 81; ..,,r- a., tho Ii..r,o of "a
,.... tf..
motor car ISS"'u "H ''"'' '''''
fact that 1t is small section of I'm
with s,-ulholic letters and numbers.
...........,,, r.. ~
Al WV
ccnse plate mas hul SIniiI interest "u'
LET the resident of Illinois. or Indiana.
or Ohio. leave his home base and tour
some other state, and there is a DIFF
fcrcnt story to tell
Everybody knows the llIiSOIS l-
CuSc plate for the present year, the
dark blue figures upon the orange
background one can recognize it a
long distance off, IL is i'm striking
contrast with the plate Of the preced-
ing year and also those of other
states. NOt until the Illinois tourist
rolls into Indiana or ohio or some
other distant state, does it occur that
the Illinois plate is surprisingly beau
ufu The measure of attraction is
regulated by the distance from home.
The Illinois plate does not appear
lovely i'm Illinois where one secs them
by the thousands but i'm Kansas or
Nebraska, the plate from Illinois tales
ON am unusual interest A few states
farther away and ones interest i'm the
blue ana gold is sin greater The in
terr.t increases directly as the square
of the distance. ON the Death Valley
road i'm California; the Illinois halls a
driver Of am Illinois car as a lonE-lost
brother I'm Asia Minor doubtless he
would fall upon the neck Of the man
at the wheel ana weep. 40 matter
whether Cairo and Galena separated
them when at home they would be-
come one and inscparable when meet
frrr LN chance I'm some other land No
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24
WESTERN TOURISTS
PREFER HARD ROADS
They Finally Agree That
Road-Dragging Must
Give Way.

The great central west has been The
most consistent exponent of the
dragged road and I'm no section or
like area are there so many miles Of
this type More than this and of really
'argr importance, IN the scheme Of
road dragging there has been carried
out the major principle Of through
highways that not merely serve To-
cally but have definite connections
with main travelled and through
routes entirely across adjoining states
The excellence Of these dragged
highways and feeder roads has so I'M
proved previous conditions that they
seemed to serve an needs and pur-
poses while admitting their real
value. the hard surfaced eNponcnrs
have pointed out that after all road
dragging was but am intermediate
condition that must give away to con-
stuutun that would be permanent,
viewpoint that was not readily ac-
cuptcd i'm the sections where road
dragging had been reduced 10 an art.
There has been Of late noticeable
agreement with this viewpoint due
mostly to the large volume Of touring
THAT has been done i'm the east this
season by automobilists from west OF
the Mississippi river 80.
These tourists IN their calls at both
the Washington and the New York
touring bureaus Of the American Au-
tomobSe association, have without
exception stated their conversion TO
tho hard surfaced road.
n you want TO hire help OF any
kind use World Wants
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24
LINKING UP THE
BUCKEYE CITIES



Linking up the lhI'e most I"p"-
lcus cities of the state and joining
bv 9p uuprn,,d biabu9,,. ope-tnIrd of
.i,. ...,, .....l
"'' ''''"''''H OF ''' S'''e' '"o H"""
roads enthusiasts have entered upon
the most ambitious project I'm the
history Of ohio highway develop
mont The plan is for the mmedl-
ate Improvement Of main market
road connecting 10y the shortest route
Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati
The lead i'm the project is being
taken 10y the ohio state Automobile
association and the ohio Good Roads
federation. The cooperation with
them viii uo numerous commcrcl1l
end civic ORGANIZATIONS all along the
way.
The direct route. which is several
niles shorter than the road now tray
eIco by motorists who tour across lne
STATE from cleveland To- CIn'innaih IS
moi now generally used because OF
stretches of unimprolpd road. Ihe
route is 10y all odds the most heauu-
tw i'm the state, and When inishcI
Ll WIN open up 4" me on Iau' ,rI az"
travel Of enormous possibilities. Ine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

II you want TO hire help OF any
kind use World Wants
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

Excessive sparkling at the brushes
OF a lighting or starting dynamo can
arise from variety of causes. ana iu
some cases it is chronic, SO To speak.
footing cure, however, il is well
TO try set Of graphite brushes, which
because Of their splf-lubricant quull-
ties ana the fact that the lubricant
itseif Is a conductor of electricity
make for more perfect communication.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-24

To those who object to the Old
method of thoroughly greasing their
hands i'm order to make subsequent.
cleaning easy after an oycThauliug
job il is recommended that a sOlu-
ton composed of four parts of al
cohcl, three parts of glycorinc and
three parts of water be used instead,
This should be well rubbed in and
the hands permitted TO dry before
work rs commenced
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29
New and Aggressive Policy

Prom a letter addressed to agents
Of The Chicago & Alton Railroad by
its chief traffic officials, the Chicago
& Alton i BOT going to be satisfied OF
contented with simply taking at least
its share or more of the business
which is now moving, but intends by
intensive industrial development to
create traffic, securing not only the
additional revenue on the new traffic
but also materially increasing its
revenue By the rent paid by new ten
ants.
I. l. Marshall, an agent Of the Chi
cago & Alton received in his mail re.
Gently a letter impressing upon him
the Importance Of helping return Of
prosperity by securing al least one
new tenant for Company ground
which was now going tenantless, call
ing his attention to the fact that it is
the industrial towns and cities which
thrive and grow and the necessary
forms and blanks containing full in
~structions accompanied the letter, SO
that he would be in a position to han
die all the preliminaries promptly on
the ground. The idea, however, was
not to stop here, but to attempt to
secure new industries as well as to get
the Industries now on the right-of-way
to increase their output either by the
intensifcation Of former methods OF
the Improvement Of old processes.
This acton Q N the part Of the Alton
Company. indicates that the new man.
agement is not going 70 overlook an
opportunity to increase the earnings
OF the road and feels that by having
the full cooperation Of the local force
at each Of its stations, and everybody
pulling together that much good can
be accomplished, not only for the
Only Way" but for the communities
served By its line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

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Hs D. weeds aud famzy IL FuEn
hsE ssez-o- 2. Cawsorn wife ard
daughter, Miss Bs-z. Il HelIensvTlIe
visited Al p. r. Calrthorus Sunday
A. L crigIer seS a muIe colt to
1udgs Vaughan, Of Monroe County,
for ss5-sorry to report the sick
folks Mrs Cauthorn and Mr.. schief-
fer, are not 80 well-The Ice cream
supper at Midway. Saturday even
ing, was well attended and a neat
sum was realized.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

MILAN last year, and was looking for
ward with pleasure for the Senior
year. She appreciated her high school
work and often spoke Of the different
teachers as being kind and consider
ate. She was always happy and gay
because she put her heart into her
work, endeavoring to do her best.
She thought, what | must do Is all
that concerns me, not shat others
think She appreciated her friends
and could enjoy the company of the
youngest child and the oldest man
OF woman equally as well. and al
alike shared her smiles and pleasures.
In a recent conversation she said.
Man, he whom God created equal.r
For six years Lille Robinson has
spent her summer vacation with her
sister, Mrs. J. W. Peck, and this
neighborhood knows her as a bright,
smiling, happy little girl grown TO be
the same jolly, pleasant young wo-
man. Her little life held the mag
netic power Of love, making everyone
she met her friends This neighbor-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

burial was made at Mexico that even.
ing. The pail bearers were: ROY
Johnson, Claude SIoanaker. Charlie
Dowell, Turner Berrey, Lewis White
and Homer Baker. The honorary
bearers were: Misses Blanche Sion.
aker, Grace Ewing. Grace DowelI
Helena Woneman, Dora Cawthorn
and Grace L~angenbach.
Lille Robinson was born Nav 5
1897, thus being IS years, 2 months
and 8 days old. She was the young.
est child Of Mrs. John Robinson 81
North Washington St, Mexico, No.
She had three sisters, Mrs. viii Blair
Of Cant, Mo, Mrs. J. w. Peck of this
vicinity, and Miss Sallie Of st. Louis.
and two brothers, Homer Of st. Louis.
and Wallace of Iowa. Lilies early
school days were spent in the Hisey
school with Miss frankie Harrison as
her first teacher. Her parents moved
to Mexico in 1905 and she entered
Central School that year in the fifth
grade with Miss Frances Carter as
teacher, She was a Junior in Nc
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

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tezcber and his park was very IN
osresting ana practical
This week thsrs VII Re sg-s sEsr-
lal Instructions far tire CountF gus
sriuan5srts Of ths KErkrras Normal
District A runber Of SsFgne
dents vii be present
] wish to say that there il q vesy
busy Get Of instructors here There
is no loafing, but everywhere an air
Of business. They surely realize why
they are here, and are trying to ge.
the very best possible and the great
est amount possible IN the short
space Of time allotted them. There
are more than q 1000 here. Surely
that means much for the schools and
the school children Of the state Of
Missouri
The County Text Book Commission.
composed Of D. E. TugeI, supt. Of the
Vandalia Schools. Secretary, q. D.
Coakley Of Laddonia. a rural teacher,
and v. Clyde johnson, County Snpt.,
Chairman, unanimously adopted a
splendid list Of books. The law re-
that the dealer sell them at
the Authorized Retail Price. We
feel that you will find these books
As much ahead Of the ones which they
as the modern binder is ahead
Of the reaper Of Is or 20 years ago. /
Books ike tools get out Of date. 1t
Is q little hard sometimes on the
poor parent who has TO buy new
books for several children But on
other hand, how would you like
be compelled to buy a binder Of the
Of 1902 Many Of the books
that We are using were written Is
o. % years ago. Do you not want
best there is for your children
Then when you get the new book,
compare it with the old and see if
you are getting Jour moneys worth.
Yours very truly,
W. Clyde johnson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29
FULTON EAGER FOR ROADS

Fulton, Mo-, July 26.-Frank w
Buffum. state highway commissioner
was the main speaker at a large at.
tended meeting Of the Galloway Coun.
ty road enthusiasts held at the court
house here Saturday. He explained
the convict labor plan and tractor
work. As a result Of his talk it was
voted to request the Galloway County
.caurt to buy road tractor machinery.
W. E. Jameson, president of the
State Old Trails Association, chair.
man Of the meeting. reviewed the
work in this county. He said the road
between Millersburg and here will
soon be one of the best stretches on
the route acros the state. Fully $10,-
900 viii be expended on the Old
Trails Road through the county with
in the next two months between Full
ton and the Boone County line.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

August % to Is is the time 10 take
your summer vacation.and attend the
Mexico Chautauqua.-There viii be-
a basket dinner at Midway Church.
August 9. (the second Sunday The
Rev. w. ST. Clair Of Columbia. the ~
tor. is an able speaker and two ex.
ceilent sermons may well be expect
ed that day. Everybody is invited
70 come with filled Blankets and coioy
the day.-Mrs. s. J. Todd and chill
dren last week visited her brother.
Clyde Moore.-The following parties
delivered lambs to Paris, SATURDAY. 70
Mcbride 4 Beaver at 7e; Niece
Bros, "a; B. c. Berrey, s; and Earl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29
aloLNo.

We had an ideal week for
ins. Most Of the farmers u
for the thrsshing or were
last week. Mrs. Adams
been visiting her daughter, i
Wainscott and family fa I'D
went to Mexico last satun4
make her sen, Charlie Adam1s
yisiL-Mrs. viii Johnston, 4
visited her sistar-in-law, Mn
Asbry, and Mrs. Ed Pishr
brother, Bud johnson Of Long
last week. She was in Mexm
tend the funeral Of her brohs
ID. Wright. who died wedns
last week-Mary Frances Cd
Of Moberly. visited at Otto d
ter's last week.-The ice crsssl
per at Midway was well attena
urday night@Preaching at ON
the pastor, the Rev. Neighbour
day.-EarI Berry called to q
sehietfer recently. and was te
his trip to Hannibal to visit 4
gatta which he enjoyed.-0m
are beginning to talk about Z
Chautauqua which viii come@I
leo soon, II certainly is a Id
year. We understand that I
on the fourth day of he !
tauqua is the greatest band Nh
ter has yet furnished That's !
A lot of our people an
ning on going to hear Lon ]
champ, the funny man, at the I
tauqua.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29
FOR r 4

All roads needs the water cure
The roads that viii stand up under
the load is the one for the place.
Roads to suit the travel and carr,
the traffic, are what the people want
We must have broader education in
highway construction and mainten-
ance.
The drag laws which have been en-
listed in many states must be enforced.
Good roads without money. For
get this dream; get the money and fix
the road.
Take the water away from the old
earth road, and give It a chance to re-
deem itself,
Don't overlook te fact that a drag
can be used, with good results, on a
gravel road as well as on an earth
road.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29


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uzday returning frpm his fzr- ws=
Of FULTON. where he had been zp~r-
intending the threshing Of his vheat
crop. He says that in some places
the wheat looked good il Is not
threshing oat but four or five bushels
This is tho district where the ehinch
bugs were bad-Fulton Sun.
holland Huddleston Of Auxvasse
vas through Mexico today enroute to
bis home from st. Louis where he has
been visiting the stock market.
W. Z. Cunningham. near Laddonia,
this week threshed 2400 bu. of wheat
1850 bushels Of oats. The wheat
made a little over % bu. to the acre
md the oats about so bushel.
H. B. Morgan Of Tuscola, H., was
n this city enroute to his farm near
lere, Tuesday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

Ovens Adams and wife .,..,
days with Or. Adams ANA I
past week Ruth p.,m
brothers. Of Marshall, yi,i,T
grandmother, Mrs. A. N. n
wesk-obie Wright sold sui,,I
me past week to John Boyd Il
ert B~iggs-Harry Henderson, !,
Louis with 2 carloads of
has rs head now in anotbe, u
Moss and Ridseway relative.
family picnic at the Club Bo.,.,
day The Martin johnson f,,s.
had . reunion Tuesday at
Mrs. Martha Turner, sOuss
honor Of . cousin, Mrs. Bu. /
kansas.-Quite a number a..
attended the ball game :, n
Wednesday. between Mexieo 1,
tons-Rant Hook and family !,
with Mr.. Hooks parents, n,
will spend his vacation and ~
old time good health. Ae i
governing from a severe spell
itonitis.-Mrs. Arthur Shan
her mother this week.-Mrs.
Franc Rnssell Of Fulton. whA
ed of the Auxvasse bride.
luckily caught on a branch al
mud embankment in which
the life of his family
dug out Monday morning, sR
Mexico for repairs.-The Il
in the way of amusen
the Mexico Chautauqua, viii
fair to be The best program \
yet-Judge Heerng, Of Brun
his daughter, Mul Y
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-07-29

hood is glad it knew Lille, and ex-
tends to her mother, sisters, and
brothers, its love and sympathy in
this time Of their deep sorrow. II is
sad to know Of Lille being taken
from US, yet He who knows all things
well, knew it was best to take her
unto himself.
Mrs. r. L. Niece.