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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
August Marriages.

Recorder bankers issued the follow.
Ing marriage licenses during the
month Of August:
Eickelberger, A. G., and Ella N.
Zachary, both Of Mound City, August
=, by Elder Alfred D. Kuhn.
Springer. Earl T., Of Oregon, and
Lille N. rngles, Of Maitland, August
%, by Rev. Alva G. Brown.
Shunard, J. H., and Margerits
Markt, both Of Mound City, August o,
by I,ev. J. II. Anderson.
Stewart, John c, OF Centralia, Mo,
and Saloma May Smith, OF Oregon,
August -, by Rev. r. g. Dissinger.
Transbarger, Oscar W., and daisy
Mozingo, both Of Mound City, August
Z, by Rev. +. c. Dissinger.
Wilkinson, Charlie, OF Fairfax, Mo.
and Louise NanVickle, Of Craig, Aug.
ust IS, by Riley Turney, J. +.
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Mound CITY.

items Of News, complied from the News
Jefcrsonian. september go
Hazard Thomas was in Kanss
City the last OF the week.
Henry Armack was a 81. JOSEPH
visitor the last OF the week.
Jesse Cordey, OF Oregon, spent The
first Of the week with relatives In thi.
vicinity.
Harold Poynter, Of Avalon, Mo.
spent the day Monday at the J. II
Poynter home. lie Is visiting rela
tiyes at Bigelow.
-Mesdames Nate Cook, VIII Kohl
mer and Henry Rail, OF Forest City
visited In Napier last Thursday, the
guest Of Mrs. Arthur Cook.
Mr.. and Mrs. II +. Penny spent
the week end In st. Joseph, Mr.. Penny
going on to White Cloud, Kans be.
fore returning home.
Mrs. John Lovelady and daughter
Bonnie, returned Tuesday TO their
home in Curzon, Mo, after a visit
here at the Vim. Lovelady home.
Hugh CottIer and family we're in
the Valley last Sunday afternoon, call
ing on relatives. They we're accom-.
panied by Miss Bessie Meyer OF
Oregon.
Mrs. Eta Bickel and children
went to Oregon yesterday to visit her
sister, Mrs. Andrew Tochterman.
From there they will 10 TO Centralia,
Kans., where they vii! make their
future home.
The following attended teachers
meeting In Oregon Thursday and Fri.
day: Misses Mildred Schultz, frankie
Potter, Grace kennish, Wayne Burks,
Katie Mckee, Juanita Haddan, Sylvia
Fries, Ruth Goodspeed, Florence
Smell, Averal and Sybil Tibbells and
Gertrude Strobel.
Jake NanDeyenter was uncon.
scious couple Of hours Tuesday as
the result OF a fall from q load Of hay
and the hay falling on him. lie and
Tom vanDeventer we're driving into
the formers yard when In some way
the wagon upset landing Jake on his
head and being entirely covered by the
hay. lie Is recovering nicely.
"A physician Of our town calls our
attention TO the violation OF the ordi.
nance against splitting on sidewalks.
The thoughtless men who make ,
practice Of doing this, ought to re-.
member that itisvery ungentlemaniy,
unsanitary, and against the law. In
this enlightened age It ought not TO
be necessary to demonstrate against
this unexcusablc oct.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Real Estate Deals.

The real estate market for August
1915, appeared to have been In q
slump" as compared with a year age
for The same month. For the month
Just closed the warranty deeds
amounted to only ss3,0l7, while for
the same month last year, they total.
ed sl33, 6iO-a Joss Of nearly $4,000.
The trust deeds filed for the month
this year were nearly 800 900 less than
for last year: this year they amounted
TO only 6s,is2, while for the same
month In 1914 they we're sl6l,I-i.
The releases for the month OF August,
1915, were only s2i, ss2, and for the
same month last year they we're $780,.
2j9.
Tie warranty deals during the
month amounting 10 over $1,000 we're
as follows;
Jas u and Henry n Brown to
Rosa N Field; JoOa ., 10 and
IL, 40, 10, ,................. 1000
Cora T. Gotten to Albert W
Gotten and wife n ne li5.
j. ex road.................i 10, 800
Jas T Dearmont to Chas T. Sare
and wife; |, . and ; block ,
Mound Ci,y..".."......... 5000
W NJ Frazer TO Smith Derr
Int ne ~ and " l. a sc Nc -.
i'Js''.,..,.'.... ....'. 30
Eta liaighler To John Hall;
nv NV and " W ne NV /,
IL, .o........................ 5000
Jonas Is. Shields to Geo wag.
ner; ne 20, IL, si............. $4,000
Lawrence II Walker to Mary J
Benton; " l sc and sw pit / Sc
j, Nv, 3s''....'.'.. s,VO
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will You Join Me

in a tour Of the North Platte
Valley of Nebraska AMI the
Big Horn Basin Of Wyoming,
leaving Omaha, September
u? The prevailing high
prices and great demand for
agricultural products will
soon force a hig increase In
land values. This trip will
enable you to see first hand
the almost unbelievable OPP.
portunities that abound In
these sections and give you a
chance to buy land before
the price goes up. Neither
the company nor myself have
any lands for sale and my
services are free. We want
reliable farmers IA residents
along our lines. | strongly
urge you to make this trip,
because il won't cost you
much. and because | believe
il will pay you handsomely
to do so. How many will
there he In your party and
where will you start from
Let me know soon, please, so
| can make the necessary ar.
rangements. $. Il. Howard,
immigration Agent, Room
4l2 q Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Hogs Make Cheap Corn
Harvesters.
lnY L. A. WEANER.l

II will pay to hog down corn. This
las been shoAn by the Missouri Ak.
ricultural Experiment Station and
has been done prohtably by q large
number OF feeders,
The main advantages are: ~ tie
hogs make rapid and more economi.
cal gains; (2l IL saves the labor OF
harvesting; 90 the manure Is re.
turned TO the land without loss and
without labor; ~ the place OF feed.
Ing Is more sanitary than the ordi.
nary feed lot; ~ the grain Is har.
vested without waste.
Eleven trials with hogging down
corn At the Missouri Agricultural
Experiment station have shown that
there IL no bette. way OF finishing
hogs than by allowing them to do
their own harvesting. To lie profit.
able, however, the practice must he
rightly managed. The hogs should
be given access at one time, TO what
they will clean up In ten days or two
weeks. This insures fresh forage
and they will clean II up we'll Is they
70. A cheap efficient temporary
fence 10 made of woven wire.
Get the hogs on full feed OF new
corn before turning them into the
field by cutting . few stalks IT first
and increasing-gradually. The corn
IL In good condition TO turn Into
when the dent has just formed In
the kernel.
For best results the hogs doing
their own harvesting should receive
some feed In addition to the corn.
This supplement may be supplied
with crops like rape, soybeans, ETC.,
which should have been grown In
the corn field that 10 to be harvested.
II no such crops have been planted a
small amount Of some feed like tank.
age should be fed. Good results can
be secured BY supplying tanksge In q
ssif.feeder. II hand feeding 10 pre-.
fsrred / to I pound Of tanksxe . day
for each 100 pounds Of live weight
gives good results.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
did not have another fire to start that

did not have another fire to start that
terrible night Is still mystery to
me. The fire lasted ten days, and
burned over an area Of 200 acres, with
loss estimated at $4,000
And thus ended the first forest fire
! ever saw, and | hope the last one.
And again, I seem to see It all, with
eyes blinded by smoke, lungs so con.
gested che could scarcely breathe,
head so dizzy from heat you did not
care II you burned up. 1t Is written
on my memory In a way that | can
never forget, and know, for | was
there. joins SliAfEn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Triumph.

tJohn Goodhart. Correspondent In The News
Irnersonian, september 81
Charley Watson shipped a car
load Of hogs TO St. Joseph last week.
Billy Jim Patterson has shipped
three car loads Of hogs since our last
writing.
-Lum Patterson intends remodel.
Ing his house next week by enlarging
his sitting room.
Frank Ashworth's place had .
new pillow boy come to his home and
he intends to stay. DR.. Wyman OIL.
ciated.
Mrs. W. L. Patterson has been on
the sick list for the past week, but Is
better. DR.. Wyman Of Maitland 10
attending her.
Mrs. John Lewis and daughter,
Susie, and Miss Jessie and Clsmins
McPike, OF the vicinity Of Maitland,
we're visiting Mrs o. G. Goodhart last
Friday, also Mrs, Frank Williams and
Mrs. Joe Henry and daughter
Samuel Nash, Of Kansas, Is again
here on visit. lie isstaying with his
daughter, Mrs. Bert Drscker OF the
Woods district and will be glad to
have his old friends call on him q he
10 not able to get around, having had
. stroke Of paralysis which disablss
him. He Is an old pioneer Of Holt
county and will be remember by many
OF his old friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
NOTICE
BRIDGE =: LETTING !

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned, will on
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
News From Craia.
lCraig Leader, September 81

Mr.. and Mrs. John Spser, Of For.
est City, spent Sunday at the home Of
Mrs. speer's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Shultz.
Miss Bessie Meyer returned ohsr
home In Oregon Tuesday, following .
visit Of several days 1t the home Of
her uncle, Geo. Meyer.
Mrs. A. A. Disqus and little
daughter Of St. Joseph, Mrs. John
b.g !! e %.i daughter, NM sallie, Of
msnt and Miss Virginia Mcfarland
Of Oregon, were vlsitors Thursday Ct
the homo Of Mrs.. Della Crews. NsS-
danes Disqus and Bagby are eistsFSof
Als; Crew. and nrS, Ancelment b
mainsd for . visit Of several days
longer With her aunt, returning to
her homo Monday.
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INTERNATIONAL
SUNDGSQ1OOL
LESSON
LESSON FOR SEPTEMBER II
eLIJAH's FLIGHT AND RETURN.
by o. r. SELLERS. Acting Director Of
the sunday School Course Of the Moody
Bible InstituteD

LESSON TEXT-I Kings i9s.is Tread
entire chapter.
GOLDEN TENTH still and know that
| am God. is 4G.iO
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

Remember that We will send you
The S1NTIN1L and Kansas City
Weekly Star, one year, for only Sl.66,
price OF TIE bnNxIN1L alone.
-Willard q. Proud, Eye, Ear.
Noe, Throat, 6l7t Francis street,
Annex Tootle'Lsmou Bank, 81. 10.
seph, No.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

Mrs. G. G. Cotton has . piece Of
linen woven by her great'great-grand.
mother, and It IL between two and
three hundred years old. She 10 now
embroidering II and will place 1t UNI
der glass, that 1t may be carefully
preserved - IN heirloom for the
younger generations Of their family
White Cloud (Ksns. J Globe, September
2. Mrs. Cotton, will be remembered
In Oregon and vicinity, having freq.
usntly visited here with her husband,
the late Corbon Cotton, who ct one
time was . resident Of Oregon, hsv.
ing besn born and reared near this
city.
nA>A H~- HAs 0A1A n~u -
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
FROM JOHN SHAFER.
Continued from page y

'N~''SN ." Sou ohls hIOWo
II would have stopped, for we coult
have done nothing with It.. The mer
worked on the fire guards all the res,
OF that day and at evening the ranger
called us all together and divided u,
into two crews, one for the day gang
the other for the night crew, and
from my knowledge Of the mountains
] suppose, for 1t was not for good
looks, had the misfortune or fortune
which ever you may call It, TO be ap.
pointed foreman Of the night crew
and got the benefit OF a - hour shift
for a starter.
There were seven men In the nigh,
crew, and twelve In the day crew, 20
men In all, including the cook. The
day gang worked four days, clearing
the fire, ana the night men worked
this line all night and put out any fire
that might start across It, and pre-.
vent the fire from spreading, as fire
always burns big In the daytime, and
always dies down at night. The
fourth day the fire got away from the
men, and they worked all day on a
,na H.. ~. ~, W Ta" " W
hn, a.. ,,aa ,,,a vA. @ ,,u !,
because OF this spent the most mis-.
cradle night Of my life. The burning
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The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10

miro rbS,,c ~ - h'hss '''S-N Head
GOLDEN TENT-Bc still and know that
~" 'ou' is WV
e,u.,. -.
,u 'a" s,ea' victory over 'ne
pop"e.s VI naai "n'ch resulted ~
"eu eA,e,n''na''oh u ioiio"ed oy
"oS. "".apIe prayer service on tne
op y, moun, ,arnhe' ,ls'is'p. 80
.o"nueh' was ,he prophet 'nat at tne
a,,sus VI ''''e c'ouu' ne has'iiy
sun''noneu tne ieastihg King ana urges
S 'epa''u'e W a,s nome, ,na' 'ne
ram STOP .hee not Inc Goa whom
nnlan nao hohoren 30 slshaiIy tnat
uay iaid ms hand upon the prophet
'lo'fo, 80 mat ne was aoie 10 outrun
,nc h'nss norses 10 'ne entrance OF
'ehreeL Inere ne is met by a mes
senser OF the wicked queen ,le'2)
VINO naa oeen the protector ana pro.
',uer OF tne siam prophets Getting
u,s Eyes on o, ,ou a1u -ceins oh'y a
Wv. anu WI, 20 woman Enlan NOT
o"'y '"u wi n'' 'ie ou' VI a"ao oo'
,a. -. VI. a,so Nen, ua' tourney
',,,o ''e ""u , 70 'ne projecting
s"s'e VI d juniper Tree W. ~.
-! me discouraged Prophet w.
50 o,u ana young great ana small
we al nave our periods OF DISCOURAGE
inen' anu frequently despair chris
tians encounter with Giant Despair
appe",s 10 US al TOT u is 80 true 10
, ,i Az ,armei. h'jan controlled me
n'"s' W n's palace ~ 1ehree'' !ekeoe'
sovn sns''erea MS soou RESOLUTIONS
ne nad any. we must recaii tnat
u was ner prophets Eiijah had de-
s'ro'ea. Inere q SUGGESTION IN the
Iact tnst hh,an oid NOT enter ner
s.,a.". 80. ,..sD" u w" .,,,'S
uone' "' oe' a.- E"sn
p.,oU V "'.e'e". so' VI
sy .nsm upoh soun. .eI'
,eteo' SUI IN po"oI nes'nen,sm
nov ove''n'osn. n's enors n.a oeen
ou' u,"s '" 10" niagara WIN Jul
'us"1s
NO one VINO mas ever nearo the ora
lotto EhIan sung VIII ever forxet
.ne oittef agony OF II 10 enough
me prophet VINO alone had been ex'
IN .ound,n. .uch . d.n,h n, hnn.n
d.,nsir tn. .o,,c.s =, ~. a,."onr'
,,.m.n, vs,. NJ. nhy.,.., .ond,,,o.
hIs ionelInes. in.ctivi,v mental r.sc'
ton ana a FEELING that nj. csu.. "a.
lost,
oods hrst remedy was to feed bis
,,,L N nerfo,m vi, ,o,rnaw -
Noun, uor.h ,wo,n, ., Goa, Co. Goa
Ioyed him ius, n. ,ru,v now a. n,.
yions,v n, c.rm., In ,,,s No.
strength Elijah wen, .,or,v DAYS" v
q. Do, o.oI
n rhs eneou,,o,,, DAD ~, o,,
Gods second remedy wa. ,o .,vs
Elijah bls word tbou,h mi. lima :,
suggested rcproo, "Wha, docs, ,hon
hereY" Elijah IA M, of Mace In re.
ply he begins TO rehearse hi. LOYALTY
TO God, and how bad the others were
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-09-10
Friday, the 10th Day Of
September, 1915,

September, 1915,
At the Court House, In the City Of
Oregon, Mo, 1t l:3O O'Clock .. M, let
At public cutlery or sealed bids, -
may be ordered by the Court on day
Of letting, contracts for building
bridges and concrete culvsrts, -
named below, and such other bridges
and culverts that the Court may add
thereto on day OF letting. Contrac.
tors to give bond to maintain said
bridges and culverts for four years.
Certified check Of $500 to accom-.
pany bids.
Said bridges to be completed In $50
days from day Of letting, Said cul.
verts to be completed In 10 days from
day Of letting.
Court reserves the right to reject
any or oil bids.
On and after August gath, 1915,
Plans and Specifications will be on
hle In County Clerks ONCE and
County Surveyors ONCE.
LIST OF CONCRETE CULvERTs:
No. l.-At the Sam Proud farm, l
mile northeast Of Mound City. 10.
foot slab or arch.
No. AIT the Mrs. Scheele farm,
!. mile west Of Corning. Two con.
rete walls, encasing two 5.foot cor
rugsted pipe culverts, county to fur.
nish pipe culverts; contractor to
place culverts and build walls.
STEEL BRIDGES.
No. lat the John Watson farm,
over Nodswsy Drainage District, No.
l, Ditch, 0 miles east Of Mound City.
One l20.foot truss.
This 18th day Of August, 1915.
JOHN H. PERET,
10. County Surveyor.
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er, 70 piirbe er sridoFen, uuo bdnn fame
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orufte @nfungs 6e6ruar einen Brief Quca
tinis ab, in benz fi6 Der MaeItro gegen ben
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