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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-07-01
IDEAS OF A GOOD TIME.

What is your idea of good timeq
Ideas on this subject seem to vary
One mans meat is another man,
poison.
Now, you take an Old wheel horse q
married man whS has never missed
day from work in ten years and whr
has never failed to march up to friend
wife and fork over his pay enye1one
and stay home every night, what is his
idea of a good time?
Let me whisper. The very ears have
walls.
His idea of a good time is:
Way down in the depths of his in
nermost thoughts he is wishing a lit
tie quiet wish all to himself. If is
simply a desire to fling aside the gar
rent Of conventionality and be reg
MAR devil just for once.
He would like to hire a big touring
car and burn large jagged holes in
the circumambient atmosphere on il
iov rdie that would make Barney Old
held look like a snail
If there were a few painted women
sitting on the hind seat singing foolish
eyataNgwayish songs, why, he wouldn't
apt to stop 'em.
He would rear up on his hind legs
and whOOp and boiler himself and
veil: ON with the dance-let -joy be
nnrefined."
Then he would up and get as. drunk
as billed owl and have to be carried
home and put to bed, but he would turn
over and sob himself to sleep and be
happy, perfectly happy.
He says to himself he might die the
next day but he would have lived for
CEe night.
What is the pessimist's idea of a
good time? Why, he would like to be
8 vet blanket and wrap himself around
the whole world. That would tickle
him nearly to death.
You Young, innocent and modest lit
lie convent maid would like to be
dashing, heart-breaking widow or a
arOus woman with a past. That
her idea of a good time.
Every hard working old newspaper
nan wants to settle down somewhere
to a quiet, peaceful life wheer he can
have little farm and potter around
i. his bare feet and smoke an old pipe
Of the vintage of '76.
A woman's idea of good time is to |
have coolies and coolies and coolies of |
money and thousands and thousands |
of miles of department store aisles to |
wander through and no limit on her !
buying.
A small boys idea of a good time is
the whole world converted into a big /
circus and the ringmaster swapping t
a whip and making everything hop to
lis bidding, and when he tired of that
to be the biggest baseball pitcher in
the world.
A dogs idea is to have all the cats
in the world up one tree and they dos
emit come down.
Ny idea would be to go to work at
II a. m, quit and noon and have an
hour for lunch-F1orida Times-U Union.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-07-01

A popular actress was condemning
the fiirt.
1.-The firt," she said. "has good time
In the present-a good time Of a sort In
the present-but what about the fu-
ture? Many girl is on the shelf to-
day because she kept men on the rack
yesterday. Washington Star.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-07-01
To Think About.

'She seems like very nice girl"
zone whom it would be safe to mar
H?"
'Oh, no. No girl is safe enough for
that. But she's nice enough to think
about marrying if you only know when
to stop."-Life.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-07-01
In the DAYS Of Old.

"How these laundries do mangle
your shirts of mailI' said Sir Lancelot
YES, mine always come back shy
several rivets." assented Sir Gink.-
Pittsburgh Post.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1915-07-01
Much Easier.

Candidate Of Ideals-Wouldn,t you
rather be right than PRESIDENT Prac.
deal Friend Certainly! It Is SO much
easier 70 be right-BaItimore AmerE
can
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Sheriff's Sale.

ny virtue and authority Of . special cyscu.
I ion, issued from the Office Of the Clerk ~ the
Circuit Court Of Holt County, Missouri, ~.
turnable at the February Term, iria ~ said
Court, and to me directed In favor A, u, Teas.
ley aud against Valentine Vance, Jr.. and
Mary Vance have levied upon and seized NJ
the right, title, interest and claim Of the said
Valentine Vance, If, and Mary Vance OF. In
u nd ~ the following described Real Estate.
To. wit The west half ~ the southeast quar-
ter and the west half ~ the Northeast quar-
ter Of section thirty i've Cml, ~ Township
fifty mine $50, OF ltange thirty-eight (3si. con-
tulning one hundred and ten no acres more
or less, all In Holt County, Missouri, All ly-
Ing and being In the said County, and state
OF Missouri, and ! will, on
WEDNESDAY. THE a4TH DAY OF FERRU-
AIRY, A, d., 1873
between the hours Of nine o'clock In the fore
noon, and tive o'clock In the afternoon of that
day, at the Court House door, In the CITY Of
Oregon, County OF Holt aforesaid. sell the
sane, or 80 much thereofns may be required
at Public Nendue. To the highest bidder for
cash In hand, subject toall prior liens and
judgments,l TO satisfy said execution ana
costs. - T. OELN!N,
sheriff OF Holt County, Missouri.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
The Permanent rhlnas.

The Rhine is flowing today AS when
the ruined castles on Its heights wers
still unbuilt: the waters OF Geneva are
as blue: the black shadows on the sur.
face OF Constance come and go as gen.
tly: the pine needle carpets Of the for.
ests of the vosges are as soft; In the
Campagna this evening the mellow
light will creep over the land to the
call OF the Anselus as q week, a year.
a century ago: the Alps stand immo'
bile. insensate even to the music OF
their moving glaciers. With them II Is
today as It was In the beginning
These are the things. says the New
York Press editorially, that are per
manent; the things that stand above
and immune TO the consequences Of
mans criminality. his idiocy. his petty
racial sntasonisms, his outbursts OF
empty. thouehtless riva'ries and 1eal'
ousics. his Unsuitable appetite for en-
pire. his futile diplomacy and the wars
he simmons TO his own ruin.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Sheriff. Trust Sale.

WHEREAS, Paris Lindsay. . single man.
y his certain Decd Of Trust dated January
ID 1914. and died for record In the Rernrdct
day ~ March. 1914, aud recorded In Boos ~,
Page $40. aud again flied for record On the
sqth II January, 1915. a,.i ,cr4,,ded ~ noos
Trustee. the following described real cstat.
situate and lying and being IN 'h c u1nn.s, %,
Township 81. Range 10 ~ chains West ~ tue
Northeast corn-rof said section ", thcnce
south 20 chains, then IVES, s% chains, 'nenss
~, East D5i chains. theme North Wt
West IL chains, thence North A?t. West
!! - chains. theme Nnt,h ~. tnS , NM
Of beginning and containing Ij' ny arirs: nll
in Holt County. Missouri variation W.
nnrge,s. 10 secure 10 4. 4. Van sroy the
pay in.nt " four prunls>u nuf,s ~ .lsooo
each. due and payable r.~p,ciiy.y' ~ thr
AMI WiiFREAs. IL Is provided ~ said
Trust Deed that " tile said MITES ~ the IN.
trrcst thereon. should nui hr paid "n any
day when the sam" shall become dur and
naynI,lr. then the wI,plc shruld hrrome
du, aud payable and IN the Hh>rn''" dcnth.
r-fus =" AZ W disability ~ hi w.Nr W VIZ
said Trn>ieS the Shsfin " Huit County.
Missouri. ut the tine whvn such advertise.
mpni and sn'. ar. ~ u. nNdr should prN',d
~ sell ~" pr"rr'ty hcirin hrs't h''l ~ ruh.
| lir Y, ndur az the frunt d,pt ~ HE '"ntt
4 tiuu>, fuf cash. ht>t giving twenty dhN> pub.
/ IT, nricr ~ the time, irtm~. hnd plh," uf
sale aud n description ~ the ur'p'rN tu b.
; ;,,sd II IL r.. ,d @swcg'y AMI s, XII,
NliFEEA- default has m,n mad" ~ TIL.
p,ymyut fthc itsi note ~ sHid Itn>' p.,1,
| notes Aud Whereas said Trustee = ah>ehi
and refuses tuh,t aud the legal hnd't ni
said nuir has ,'.u.>i-i NE, iv ,nrni' Nsl l,i
| Ttust Now Therefor notice i hrrrht gwen
, that all ma
| TrE-pAy, MARCH .nd. Ills,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Those Who cesrise Money.

am acquainted IN n number ~
towns and IN every one OF them there
are three or four rich men Their.
are also people IN every one 81 the
towns who are always saying Well,
7 would like 10 have n lot NJ money.
but I don't want ~ get I, the wav
(naming one OF tho rich mem did y"
The man who talks that way Il n liar,
pure and simpl. lie would take
money any way he could got a. lie
would get M In tho iniddle OF the
nigh, to TAX. II and be glad of the
chance. he would take II and forget
how he got Il lie would take Il and
In three weeks be the highest wad In
town. lie would take II and In little
while be blowing around town about
what a priceless thing a good name
was and how he daily thanked a kind
providence that had made him an
honest man. These fellows who blow
about wanting money. but they want
to get II only In certain way are
fOurfushers. They will grab II right
md left. Sunday or week day. and
get II any old way, What II more. all
the neighbors know they would do H.
They not only know II. but they talk
about it.-Kansas City Star.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Curzon.

Fred Cooksey has been on tie
sick list.
Keith Foster returned to school,
Monday. o.. .,
Mrs. Harry Frazer was visiting In
Forest City, last week.
Court Clifford attended the auto
show In 81. Joe, last Friday.
Asher Grimes VAS hauling ! ay
from Peter Sipes', last week.
Philip Schlo,,hAuer was In ST.
Joseph on business, last Friday.
Mrs. Bertha Stalcup spent last
saturday night at Louis Stalcup's.
Arthur iIulse and Fred Sipes
have been baling hay at sam t.uick's.
Misses Mary and Carrie Pruss.
man called Oh Mrs. u. Elder, last sat
urday.
Mrs Mary Tnornhill Is visiting
At her daughters, Mrs. Chris. Gii'old
this week.
Mrs. Richard Sipes and family
we're visiting at VIII McDermotts
last SUNDAY.
Mrs. Amanda Nandeyer, Of Wa
thena, Kansas, Was visiting relatives
here this week,
Mrs. Murray aud Miss Lille ant
Miss Lovee McDermoi, spent last
Wednesday al Mrs, W. II, Nander's
Sam Mariner and family, Wit
have been visiting relatives here, re
turned to their home In Iowa, las
Saturday.
Mrs. VIII Corby returned HON,
from Forest CITY, last Saturday
where she Was taking care Of Mrs
Mullen's children, while she WAS q
the bedside Of Miss Pauline Fitzmsu
rice, At Atchissn, Kansas, Who ha
been very low but Is reported TO b
better at this Writing.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Christian Church Notes.

We have had sood Interest in the
special services, which are being held
at the church, and We hope that the
interest will continue to the close.
Below Is a list Of subjects to be di 4.
cnssed this week, beginning this
Thursday and including Sunday eve.
ming. Further announcements VIII
he made at the church, Sunday eve.
ming.
Thursday, give indictments
Against Belsha,zer.
Friday. lessons From the -Four
Centurions."
Saturday. "The wav Divine"
SUNDAY morning, Gift Of the Holy
Spirit"
sunday evening, The Home Of the
Soui e"
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
We are Informed that the o,epo,

We are Informed that the Oregon
Canning Company will run their fac.
tory this year u they can sc, the
least two hundred acres. This Is one
Of Oregon's industries that We should
all pull for, a. II gives employment TO
a large number Of our people. besides
bringing In money TO the farmers
earlier In the season than most any.
thing they can raise. Every farmer
within live miles OF Oregon should
see either l.. I. Moore, Joe Murray
Matt Filler, or Will Moore and tell
them that you will put In from five
to twenty acres Of sweet corn. 10 "
today, We want this factory operated.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Holt County Sunday School Notes

.'Sot what seems fair, but what Is 7 rue;
Not what we dream. but what We 10;
These are the things that shine like gems
Like stars Ia heavens diadeins."
Lewis township WAS reorgsnized
last Sabbath with Mr.. John Lukens
a. president. Each township sends
greeting and promise OF Christian fell
iowship to this new organization.
II any local school Is anticipating q
rally, . conference or some particular
meeting, II would be . good idea to
invite other schools to join with you
or at any rate to have some one from
the outside to take part. In this
way you will grow better acquainted
and more In sympathy with your Eel.
low man.
The Executive Board met at the
home Of our field secretary and trans
acted . great amount Of work, chief
among which was mapping out the
county tour to be conductedin March.
This tour will cover ten towns and
each township will have conference
or address by Mr.. Williams, our state
field secretary. Let us all boost these
meetings, for much great good may
be found In this splendid work. New
but practical methods Of work will be
discussed. In our next weeks items
we will give the places to be visited
and the date Of each meeting. LIE,
us pray that much" good nsy' CONF
from this tour.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Trustees Sale.

WIIIEEN~. william lIuhluy'ai and Martha
! lluhlttIril, his Nif,, 10y their cert in Deed
~ Trust dated January ~, i'St' recorded IN
tie RECORD, ui'ir, ~ iiuli county Mis-.
Irhruu,N, rgu, runN,N"d iu thu undersigned
Trust'" the tnlluwlng described ''1l estate
Situai. IN iint County, Missouri tuNit
Twenty feat fruni hy pnr Hundred feet
I,,rI ali ~ ihr s,ntli ,idruf isd siN ~ aud
Twruty Two feet fpni ~ uur Hundred feet
In,'k un ~ tlip North side ~ l.ut srNrn : all
la Hlu'k Two -. original Town ~ Mound
Iliy, Missouri ~ Trust e. secure TN debt
evidenced ly ohr pfuiulssnfS note thrrrln
described TIE note luCnmr> due un" y.ur
after date AND WHEREAS u u provided
IN said heed ~ Trust that " The iir,i pariir,
the Interest thrrron "a any dny when th-
SANE >honid become due aud payable accord
ing IL tn. tenor dat. aud effect ~ snld note,
then the wIpl, sum should become due aud
puyphlr aud the Trust," NJ the request ~
The legal holder ~ III d not. should prT",d
to sell the property ablNr dr>rfllmd ur any
part thereof Tor rash iir,t giving Thirty 40.
days public nuilr. ~ the time terms and
pincrUf sal. and ~ the property Ia h" sold
hy advert isrm,nt In some newspaper printed
aud published In the County ~ Holt, Mis-,
souri, aud execute deed In fcr simple III
NNnWiifREAs default has been mndc IL
he payment ~ the principal ANA Interest III
he note and III" holder ~ said note has re-
lur,ird me- % execute said Trust NOW
THEREFORE, notice j. hereby given that !
the undersigned trustee, VIII an
TUESDAY ffBRUARN -, inls,
hctwrrn the hours ofa a. NJ aud I 4, N, o
that day sell the said property Mt the Norti
Court House dupr IN the Guy at Oregon, iiol
/ County, Missouri, for cash for the purpose u
paying said dchi and interest aud the eos
", II. RIcnAnps,
| Trustee,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
n. Z. Church. Forest City.

Rev, n, 1 Campbell, ra>tnr
Preaching >rtN.','>, >'tuni Iul fourth sun
days, n u. ~. and - ~.
! sunday >rhrh, irn. ~, u " iawLs. SUI
prrin,"nd.ui.
.Iunlur I.rasu,. 80 y, NJ. Miss ,rur ~.
n,r. Superintendent,
scninr League, {; y, ,nMi>> Jessie Ran
s,v, president.
Choit prUiicr. Monday aud Thursday even.
Ing. ~nclu'k, Mrs l,",," Apgat, pianist.
\ wrlrun' H. uil.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Rnnii., Church. lcolored Oregon.

Nm. Michael Pastel.
Sr,ir,> At no, .rir,t lapii,l rhurrh ~,
atst sunday Inrt,h muuih n a ~, aud v
m,
sunday >',-,I at =. ~ 80 10 sunday,
u w. Vat; pm.
\ trr invited
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
=: SheriH's Sale.

Uy ,Irtu, aud authority " al .Nrrutlun
issued frim ID. office ~ III" Clerk ofth" ~
cult Cuutt ~ Holt County Missouri, t.,uin.
Court, aud tr ne directed ~ taN!t ~ Harvey
q. Luud,r> and against Nlir' VI fttlnR"t
and : 4 riting"r, I hpN" l"Ni', uiun hud
: yrd ~ W" t,ghi, ii,,' nnd ln,rn,, anu
pmitug,trf IN ant To- TIE trll'wins de-.
rriis 4 real estate d'>'tll"d - follows To-
VII
east uutft,t u ~" ~uuthN'>t quarter ~ see
tlpN w.
II. COMMENCING ~ ih' southeast ruturr
~ the Nu'thN'>t Vutti,f ~ ~, >uuthWrsi
,unttrtU ~ ~,ttiuU g.. Township, ~, Hang, y
tI,u nee Nest ~ tusls theme Nutth iu ditrh ~
dttNs tNvu,,, viii ditch ~ drIv to- ih"
NUfth luput sUid >ur'hN'si gwf''r ~ th"
~mithNvst gupfttt ~ -,''iivn w., tttir, iast
tu the \Utth,tst yutf'r ~ ~Hid Northwest
uunri, 81 10, >su'nNvst tIutttrt ~ ~'eilun
IT, tl,t,'p south - i,sis H. ttitiiut uriug Hisu
,,tutuuu"iu. tu,l~ West 81 The southeast
conner - ~" " ftbWv>i t,ua't'f ~ the
~ Range. - theme, >urth - i''' Thence
West - t,si> ihru, >uuih - feet thence
Insi ~ rsi> IT, The t1u'nu "nrlus
M tptU,u, ut'lug ~ t,sis West au,l ~ feet
North ~ th -uuih"as, rritnrr ~ th' North.
w,,s, uu1tt,r ~ The >puthN'St quarter 81
-,t'tiuu e. 1tNn>hlp ~ NInE" j. Theme,
West /. tus.>i theme North IT, ~" ''uirr ~
| the ditch ~ draw aisiui s''- id> th,rr,
| -uuihrnsi with ltHN iun p,ini H. rL> West
~ IN, tnst lime ~ said Northeast quarter ~
| the >ouihw,>t quarter ~ section IL thence
| south H. ~" hslnhlns,
| ~ the -nuihN,st uuH,irE ~ the -,'u'hN">i
IUupt,Vf ~ ~,t't'uu b. lHwn>hiptA. Range y
th"ur, hast :" rsis th'rf,, south t"h
i thrnf, Nr>, - r,sIs' thence Nufth 'd Il
the commencing, all "lrg In >''fiun IL
| 1ownship'n liHnsuds
| Al siiunt, IN ,iuli county, Missouri,
Together With all cfri', tl"r'"n. and MI
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given. that Letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate OF Hugh y. Rnley.
deceased, have been granted TO the under
Missouri. bearing date the nth day Of Jan
uary, 1915.
An persons having claims against said
Estate are required 10 exhibit to me for al
iowance. within six months from the date OF
said Letters. or they may be precluded from
any beneat Of such Estate: and II said claim
date OF the publication OF THIS notice, they
will be forever barred. -
ALEXANDER VAN BUsKIRk.
Executor.
First Publication, February 5, 1915.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Circuit Court,

Convencs fourth Mondays In February and
october and third Monday In Mas. -
Alon,D u. Burncs. circuit judge.
A. ". T'bbcls. prosecuting attorney
Edwin \. Durham. cirrui, clerk.
Ucu D.. Uclvin. sheriff.
e. A. i.ccdy jr.. s,rnosraphcr. =
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Christian Church. New Point.

Elder Fred u. August ne, Pastor.
sunday school, iOhm ~.
Preaching ~ thr first aud ihird Suudays
In - ,ch mouth, n n,u aud evening,
4.P.s &, Y. ever SUNDAY evenings 80 p.n
All ARE r0fdI,lN invited To- attend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Trustees Sale.

wnrnr,s, John sprcr aud Hattie s.p,rr, hl,
wife, by their certain bred OF Tsn.s' dated
fcbruary,.i. lpla, rrrord.d In th' R.otdrr,
Al Page -, on the .ith day at February,
1919. conveyed To- The undersigned Trustee. ~"
following described Real Estate, situated In
iiaif EIi''"f The Nor,hwrs, quarter tNWt,
aud the southwest Fourth lsWtu, u the
Northwest Quarter ~ section Two :: Town.
>hip fifiy-nine tNN, of Range Thirty'rlght
VI, In Trust Ia secure the debt ~ eight
thousand dollars ts-HlH evidenced 10y
four promlssory notes therein dr,crib.di he
second for siiQo.lo due In three years AFTER
date, the third for sroo o. due four years
after date and the fourth for SIioo.D due five
yided In said Deed ~ Trust that II the hrsi
parties should fail or refuse 90 pay either ~
the said notes or the Interest thereon on any
lay when the same should become due ana
payable according to the tenor date ana
effect ~ said notes, then The whole sum
should become due aud payable aud the syid
said notes should proceed to sell the property
above described or any part thrreof fof
cash, arst giving 10 days public notics ~ lhr
property Ia be sold by advertisement IN some
County uf Holt. and execute n deed in Zee
AM WHEREAS default ~ been made III
the hrst note due and OF the interest on ".
notes has requested me IA execute said
Trust, Now THEREFORE, notice II hereby
given that !. the undersigned trustee. viii on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1915,
between the hours Of nine a; M, and four p.
North Court House door In the City Of Ore
gon, Iolt County, Missouri. for, cash for the
purpose OF paying said debt and Interest and
the cost of executing w. ~ i Il. iRslicuARps.
Trustee.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Presbyterian Church. woodvilie.

Rev T. u, Roberts Pastor
Preaching the first aud third sundays q
~ each mouth, sabbath schuol zach >unda,
NJ IOa ~.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Attention, Comrades!

Members of Meyer Post, q. A. R.
will hold their next regular meeting
At the home OF the adjutant, on Sat
urdsy, February q, 1915. at 2:30 p. m,
sharp, to attend TO such matters Is
may come before them.
G. w. CUMMINs, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
German n. z. Church

Rev. ". l.. Meyer. Pastor.
sunday schupi ~ piSo a. M.
Pf-schira every sunday at 1910 ~ IN.
Preaching every sunda, Al the Nodawa
hurrh NJ Z ~ y, N,
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afternoon o.
iN
Ey-ryrod, cordially invited ~ attend sbo'
: ryigs.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
,ouu,, Hoard at Health

utNidC Stallatd, president
Peter iIai>rt. vir-.prcsid"ut
VI. L.. Norman. ~ district
e L.. E,ans, county physician.
naniri " kunkrl. SECRETARY.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each sunday a. follows
sunday school ut p;tS u. M.
Preaching service ut n u. H..
Preaching service At 100 y. m.
Md.wcek meeting each Thursday ats;oc pm
You are cordially invited TO attend OIL
thc>c >crvice, IN. riioMPs IN,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12

Regular Terms firs, Mondays IN f.1ru
,ry. NAV. August aud November
p,Nldy. -iallari presiding Judge
Peter u Raiser, Judge 1T district
VI H. Nufmnu. iuds" 81 district
Daniel n kuuhrl, clerk ~ county court
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Presbyterian Church. New Point.

Rev, Z, u Kuh"rt>, Pastor
prrarhiug the sr,'uud aud fourth sundays
each month snhhalh.>rhnni each sunday al
IN "a
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
Christian Church. Fores, City.

tldrr I, q. E,Snuf, Pastor.
Sunday >'hrul ~ ~ u. ~, every sunday.
Preaching uH the hrNi aud third -undaysoi
each mouth, morning aud evening.
Nr.C D., meets every sunday ~ 80 y. n.
\ cordially invited To- attend ih"s" SET.
vlps,
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12
FRIDAY. TUE .Nh p>N ~
IIIiliI AliA lnIA.

lstN,s.n The luur> ~ nlh" pTl,s'L IN the
futrn,Sn aud HNru'rIis'L In ~" Htivtu,-ili ~
thni day ~ the Court liuus'' ti'ai ~ the Guy
~ Drra,W, tunutN ut Holt aforesaid, >'ll the
nipNp d,~rt'hrl real v>iai" ~ - Wurh
th.r,uf ~ may he r,siulrrd NJ puhiir Nruiur
IT, the ish,>I Iid,lrf 'pr ra>h IL hand, sub.
itt't H. all p'lpf IiUn> pud Judgments tu
satisfy stld ,,Nuutiuu Hud ,f's's. ...
a. T. GtLNiN,
>h,rln ~ iiuu tuunN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12

CURSOR Christian Church, Blur City
W. II, Hard,nan. Pastor.
Preaching III the second and fourth Lord
iay nj II n. m. and 7 ~ y, ~,
Hiol- school -ach Lordsday at 10 IN
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12

Collector ~ Revenue. lIusstd :, Trar-.
County Treasurer, >"hmrn Carson.
Recorder ~ Deeds. 4, ~ bankers
Commissioner ~ S.'h.,lS. Fari \. Rock,
puhllr Administrator. e. ", 'ummln>.
Superintendent ~ r'1t. &. ! Thurman
surveyor. John n. rrrrt
A>s"s>nr. Perry ", i,an,ry
Curnnrr, u, u Miller. Mound r'y
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12

old papers 20 cents psr 100 ct
this ONCE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-02-12

tari \. Rock oregon,
I. 4. Jtu>rn, Mound CITY.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1915-08-05
SAVE IMMATURE CORN.

The lateness Of planting, the slow
growing season, and heavy rains all
point toward a large percentage of inn
mature corn this fall. What are you
going to do with your soft corn? Are
you prepared to "can it?"
The live stock farmer can proftably
utilize this soft corn by putting it in
silo. The silo is an investment
which pays high interest on the live
stock farm. The man who has no
siIo will have to do the best he can.
Now is the time to build while the
silo filling season is several weeks dis
tant. A silo to be successful must be
air tight, the walls smooth, and strong
enough to withstand the outward pres
sure of silage. A silo that meets these
requirements will be successful re-
gardless of the material with which
it is built.
Bulletin 1873 and other publications
on silos and silage by the Missouri
Agricultural Experiment Station al
Columbia contain valuable hints or
silos and the use of silage. Free
plans and Instructions for building
concrete silos can also be obtained
A man will be sent to help start the
silo, where the farmer. desires and is
willing to pay his travelling expenses
By M. A. R. Kelley.