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Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Louis s. Lingo, aged fifty-two was killed when buried under an avalanche of cottonseed in the Riverside Cotton Oil Mill at Fort Worth, Texas, where he worked.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

General Orestes Zamar, one time President of Hayti, who has been lead ing a revolution was captured by government troops and taken to Port au-Prince a prisoner.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

In an address to the unemployed in Boston, the Rev. William Short ad- vised the unemployed to walk the streets unclothed to compel the pub lie to heed their wants.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

A Baltimore firm contracted with the State of Florida for a canal 24 miles long, to cost approximately $1,600,000, from Lake Okeechobee to the St. Lucie River, as part of the Everglades drainage system.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Great Britain is constructing six battle cruisers with 32-knot speed tC be mounted with new 16-inch gun
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

The cruiser Washington, command ed by Rear Admiral William B Caperton, arrived off Vera Cruz.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

An order for equipment for regulat- ing automatically the speed of trains was received by the Westinghouse Electric & Machine Co.,, Pittsburgh, from the Brooklyn Rapid Transit The price is estimated at $1,500,000.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

A bill making it misdemeanor fo1 a newspaper to publish an advertise ment containing an untrue or mis- leading statement was passed by the lower house of the Missouri legisla- ture.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Edward Palmer, aged 34 of Borden town, N. J., was drowned in the Del aware River when he and his brother Frank, were trying out their new speed boat, the O D Kid, which 1urch- ed and threw them overboard
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Countess Brandenstein Zeppelin, only daughter of the inventor of the dirigibles, gave birth to son.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

The Dublin city council by a vote of 30 to IS, withdrew from Kuno Mey- CT, of the University of Berlin, the freedom of the citys in order to indi- cate "disapprovial of the anti-British campaign he has been conducting in America"
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

A fire which swept over West Rock obliterated the under brush in which the body of Lillian May Cook was found a week ago yesterday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Permission to establish Y. M. c. A. branches at German camps where prisoners are interned, was granted by the German Foreign Office to rep resentative of the International Y. M. c. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Condensed TeIegrams

Food prices in Vienna have more than doubled since the war began.
 An American flying unit was form ed for service with the French army.
 A woods fire is burning in Haddam and has spread over the Chester town line.
 Thomas Mott Osborne declared he will not resign as warden of Sing Sing.
 A prayer for peace written by the Pope, will be read in @ all Catholic churches next Sunday.
 An order for fifty locomotives was placed with the Baldwin Works by the Burlington Railroad.
 Countess Brandenstein Zeppelins only daughter of the inventor of the dirigibles, gave birth to son.
 The cruiser Washington, command ed by Rear Admiral William B. Caperton, arrived off Vera Cruz.
 Great Britain is constructing six battle cruisers with 32-knot speed, to be mounted with a new 16-inch gun.
 Dispatches received at Amsterdam reported an insurrection among the Mohammedans in British North Bor-
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

A member of one of the German athletic clubs at the front is using a pedometer. Up to date a marching distance of 1,1S0 miles is his record.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Serious bread riots, compelling the police to charge several times, occur red at Penont, Spain, where mob bakeries
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Food prices in Vienna have mor' than doubled since the war began.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

An order for fifty locomotives was placed with the Baldwin Works by the Burlington Railroad.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

An American flying unit was form ed for service with the French arm,
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

A prayer for peace written by the Pope, will be read in all Catholic churches next Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

The Italian War Office completed arrangements, to become effective in case of war, for hospital accommoda- tions for 12,000 wounded in Rome.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

Thomas Mott Osborne declared he will not resign as warden of Sing Sing.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-16

A woods fire is burning in Haddal and has spread over the Chester tow line.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
ballslihen 8erufe entfremoet gum
QroBen 5ha6en Ser Mmilie.

bd1lslihen 8erufe ~entfremoet gum
groBen 56oben Der Gamilte.
Sic @olitif n1bt ferner notbtpenotg
portpiegenb in ben Sanoen oerieni-
gen, tpel9e sic 0ffentliden Menter
ols Mimiiter, Rraii6enten, 8lrger,
meilter, @ertpaltungsbeamte, @eian6-
tie ni>p. inneboben ober m~enigitems
li9 eifrig 11n6 iabrelang ais Yorla-
mentarier I'M 0ffentliden 2eben be-
tbeiligen. Sinb MN folbe Stell1ln-
gen nit ben tagliden un6 itiin6lid)en
|5orgen elmer &ousfrm1> Mutter ano
@attin bereinbar? Man iollte mel
ne1, sic Mnttport miiBte iid ieoem
BON ielb1t oatf6rangen.
Sum iogt man freilid: Die 5ronen
tpelen ia 1l,r SOS oftibe 8ablredt,
6os @edt, ei1ren 3ettel in sic @obl-
r,rne 5,1 tperfen. &unn 6as sic Stel=
lung ser Srn1 in ser 5amilie er-
1diittern? @o 1telen tidy Die Sraltetr
m1genblidlih febr beid)eioen. Mber
bas lit natr cine &albbeit. @enn 6ie
@riinoe fir sic politiide gmancipa-
tion ser Trolt etuas be1peiien, 10 be-
mei1en lie sic @leidberedtigl1ng Der
Trat. limo me1m sic 6ralten einmal
oos aftibe @ablredt bober> mer min
es ibne&t bertpeigern, altd) 6os poi-
iipe SIT for6ern? Sbatid6lid foroert
beltte Sic iibergroBe Mebrbeit Ser
Sro1,er1 b0Gige @leiditell1tng BON
Monn nno Grat atf 6em @ebiete ser
8oIitif, nnb 6a6ltr6 miir6e, tpie &C.
5eigt sic Gro11 notbspen6ig ibrem Ell
gettliden 8er11fe entfrem6et.
Mr6 sic &iidiidt atf sic Sittiam=
felt nn6 @damloltgfeit, sic 6eS @et=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Sic U~ramentra8e.

SsSn 1ei,rem 8ude iiber Sic Sra11e1r,
frage ldreibt ser ol,sge5eidnete Mfo'
%roltbeoloae g. Gictor Gatbrein, 9.
S., cine Mutoritat bon @eltruf aaf
oieiem @ebiete:
@e,m ib bonn fatboliiden @tano'
p1tnft re6e, 10 mub ib gleid Nn3n-
fiigen> boB es iid bier nidt Inn etn
fatbolildes 9ognm banoelt. 9ie
Stride bat in bieier 6rage nod feline
oefinitipe gntideioung erlaiien nno
miro es ou6 10 balo 1idt tba1n. Mber
oie politilde emancipation Ser Sro11
fiibrt meines gradtenS notbtpeaolg
81, @onfeleql1cn5eu, Sic lid) nit oen
2ebren ser Stride iiber Sic Mnfgaben
uno Stelll1ng Ser beioen @eidled)ter,
belonoers in Ser San1ilie, idtper ner=
einigen ~loilen, u1ro geraoe oeSbalb
CLAUDE i1 midi gegen oieie Gmo1ei-
patton %a1sipredlen ST. lonen.
Ser @rl11ol ITEM ser menld)lld)en
@eIeuid)oft, oieltrquelle uno oas Tor=
bills auer @elelihafsbilonng lit Die
Ton1ilie. Nh1r auf Sem Gruno bes
Tomilicngliids fam oas 8lilf Der
menltlihen g%eieuid)aft erblilbe'1.
0eSbolb ml1b 11ns ulles an Ser gr-
hoItltna Ser driitliden Tan1ilie gele=
cen iein. Sic 6anrilie faml ober nltr
qeoeiben, 1penn sic 6rau ltd guns
111lo u11getbeilt ibrem @oble tpiomet.
9ie Irou lit Sos Ser5 Ser 6onnilie.
gSie bos Ser5 Ser Mittelpunft oeS
Srgo1ism1ts iii, bon bem a11s lid
gIltt un0 2eben in ale @lieoer ber=
breitet, 10 lit Sic 6rau Ser Wfittel=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
p,1nft ser syamiIie, our6 Sen 2eben

punft Ser 6amilie, 6ur6 6en 9ebe11
u,ro @eoeiben in Tie bineinfommt.
@ier lit bas ibr Don Ser gorlebn1g
sugepieIene Mrbeitsfelb. Die Gorge
fir 6as SSr11ere Ser 6omilie, melde
ibr Sic 5teu11ng als @attim uno Mltt-
ter ~auferlegt, nimmt tire gauge nto
,%,ngetbeilte M11fmerfiamfeit nnb &raft
in Mn1pred, nno 3tuar nidt etpa
bIob bic nno So, ion6ern forttuab-
reno. @al1m bot iie oaS erlte &ino
Ser M1ttterbr1,it etuttp0bnt, 10 martet
lie pieneiht 1d)on ouf bas 5meite, NIT
SEM Sic Miiben 1,n6 Sorgen mieoer
bon borne anfangem nno oieie Cot
gen or,loen feline pidtigen uno 5eit,
%raubenoen Observation-Disclosures, no.
mentlih 50 Tie gleid]5eitig fir ben
@atten 11no sen ga115en @musbolt at
lprgen bat. l1nb tpie lange 6oltert
es, Bis ole &in6er gro ge5ogen lno
Fir ibren gerllf berangeb1lOet 1110!
@as miiroe min n1S 0iele r Gorge
mer6e1l }pe11e Sic 6ralten ongemein
onfingen, iid on Ser &olitif 81 BE-
tbeiligen? 8er 3. 8. oos @oblredt
perniinftig altsiiben 1pin> muB bas
politilhe 2eben IN ettpa iiber idalte11,
Sen @abIagitationen nnb &omnrer=
6ebatten folgen, ielbit 0ffentlide Ser
iammlungen beitden ODER leine Set
tltng leien. SSa, menn bie 8rane1 Die
politiidm &edte baben> tparlm 1oa-
ten iie nidt mtd) lire politiiden Ser
iammlnnge11 abba1ten, eigene @ar1oi-
6aten ooer @ar6ibatinnen altRteuen,
in ibrem Gimme agitiren, sic Nrelle
nim.? 60 miirbe folt MOTH
tpenoig oie 6rat ibrem 10 mi6tigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
@ern1mfti9e @ren5em.

Ser Gpreder Glarf itimmt 6en
&ilfungsooridldgen oes Braiioenten
5r, meil iie ii@ innerbalb berniinfti=
ger @ren5en bielten nno Die berniinf=
tige @ren5e Die Sal1ptiode bel ie6er
&Miitlt1g fei. 9os 6iirfte MIR be6ingt
ridtig fem. Die nod grobere @aupt=
iade ideint uns 6ie 5u iein> in mei=
len Sdt1oen lire @ertpenbung liegt.
@S bieBe Blind iein, polte man sic
Mugen 6aDor beridlieBen meId1' I'M
gebeuren ginfluB 6ie 8erionlidfeh
6es ie1peiligen Hrdiioenten barouf
fat. nn6 nie int N1genblid ser Err
iten @ufregung Ser &ongreB 90 BEL
maize b0Qig in fetner @a11o lit. limo
tpie, aud obne M%ufregung, Ser @on=
greb sic itnntpi6riglten Mniidten per=
tritt, tpenn ser Nraii6ent in inferno
.%tionalen 6ragen proflamiert. aud
6as baben mir crit Dor gan5 fur5em
geieben, alS Ste meilten &ongreblel1te
Der Mniidt 5%uittmmten, Elm 0roben
nit Embargo ielblt megen Ser britt
iden @ingriffe in sic amerifomlden
@mt6els= un6 Sdiffobrtsredte mir=
6e cine @erlebung unierer EfIidt 511r
Mel1tralitdt fem.
@ir baben @errn Mc@in1ep 6en
ipaniiden &rieg nit ieiner SCRIBE
RING berbeifubren ieben, ser Scott
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
S6er - unter6riidt gar nn1ere &e-

ODER - ur1terorlldt gar I'm ere Ute
gierurg in @aibington iolfe nnter=
h1bungen aus %liebeDoller 8%elorgntB,
UNI sic 6e1ti9e &egier1ng 1i6t gu
fomprontittieren, tpte iie es ia anibei=
memo 10 liberal Ser engliiden &egie=
r11rg gegeniiber tbut? - SSn Sic
gleide &ategorie 6ieier gpionenride=
rel geb0rt aa1d 6ie mardenbafte gnt=
oedl1ng ienes engliiden 2odipitels,
&obert Sap> Ser iid 10 ribren6 barm=
los I'M offenen @al0den bon Song
SsIa116 beim Musprobieren elmer
8ombe ertpii6en lieB, bon bent man
m16 nidts meiter geb0rt fat. Nad
al Sen b0fen grfabrungen 6ie un-
iere @ebeimbemnten bisber nit ibren
gnt6edungen bon 6euti6en @eridm0-
rl1ngen gema@t baben, 6arf man
mobl boffen, bob iie IN 3ufrnft etpaS
boriidtiger lire &iedorga1e gegen=
iiber SEN 6e11tiden Spionen benuben,
6enn ionit tpir6 Sic 2d6erlt@feit Dor
aller @elt MIR immer groBer. Mber
freilid, marder Iernt ME nn6 Damn
ttod 11t1bonfommett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
Set spiom IN Der @"l:
nermnble.
(Am. gmborgo- &oreniponoen5.)

Shon tpieoer cine getpaltige 81
ploiion in Sen gu &ont=4ulpermilb=
len in @ilmingtonz 9el., mobet tpie=
Ser 80 Mrbeiter ibr 9eben laiien mllb=
ten urt6 Z 10 i6per perlebt ma1roen,
ooB man an ibrem Environment 5tpei=
felt. Selb1tperl tdroli6 ruff man TO-
fort tpieoer: v3oS baben 0ie 6entlden
@pione getban" un6 i6reit na6 BENT
@taatsQntpalt. IS lit geraoe5u ID
derlidb in tpel9em umfange 6iele
5pionenriederei bier5u1an6e betrie=
BEN miro. Tim 10 Idberli6er, meil
lie iid) INNER MIR 1rad ser einen Get
tie, namlid nod Ser 6e1tlden, ridtet.
Oub es a11@ 10 etpas pie britt1d)e
9piore gibt, 6aran 6enft 0as barnn=
loie omerifaniihe 8olf midt> metl eS
in %riibren6er l1nfdl1l6 nod im1rer
qIarbt, tpas ibm feline anglo>omeri=
fanil6e @relle borliigt.
M1an made fi6 6ob einmal flar:
8or Sem &riege CAB eS mt6 H11lper=
fabrifen. l1n6 tper ei11igermab BEN gut
tes @e6adtmb beiibt, mir6 ii6 erinz
ner1l oaB Dor 6em &riege, % man
al1o ni6ts pon9pio1rage 5u befirbten
bate, in Sen omerifaniiden @11lber=
fnhrifpn sip1nIih hG11tftd grpIo1tnoe1t
ltattfan6en in Solge Der befannten
omerifomiiden Sorgloligfeit uno
MadlGligfeit in un1eren 6abrifbe<
triebe1r, nr6 6aB oa1d 6amalS iold)e
@rploiionen nit 8erlul item BON Meen-
ldenleben berfniipft maren. @s mare
intereNamt, tpe1r11 nniere @tatiltifer
in @albington, 6ie ionit 6oh at offer
ban6 3ablungen raid bereit iin6, fi@
einmoI 6ieier grploiionsltatiltif a11~
nebmer tpiir6en. @s tpare 6abet ge=
mi1enbaft GIT berudiidtigen: 1 DaB
Dor 6em @riege meniger 6abrtfen nit
meriger, uber geidulten un6 erfabre=
men Mrbeitern I'M 8etrtebe marer,
mobei perbdltniBmaBig langiom nno
lorglom %georbeitet mur6e. 2. Dab
beute ta11ien6fah mebr Sobrifen Sag
uno Modt IN fteberbafter Gle nit
511m gr0Bten Sbeile unerfabrenem,
ober touien6fab 5oblreiderem Eerio=
nal int 8etriebe fi116. @enn bieie
bei6en 6offtoren g%ebiibren6 beadtet
mer6en, miro man bielleidt GIT oem
Ell itaunliden Grgebnib fommen, bob
int @erbaItniB bel1te meniger unfalle
1tattfi1t6en 6enn Dor 6em &rtege. Sc
6enfans ober nidt mebr l1nfdlle, als
mie tie it 1oldem 8etriebe iiblid
lin6.
Mber, tpie geiogt, infer amerifani=
lfes @olf glaltbt MIR GIT leidt, maS
|ibm iei1re EreIle boriett. S6er =
|iin6 0iele 6e11tiden @pione, Sic Sic
omerifamiden &ulperfabriten in sic
Suit fliegen laiien, mirfIid 10 fltrdt-
bar geriiien, 6ab felbit Sic semieete-
Iten amerifoniiden 0eteftips a la
Sberlod &olmes un6 @interton it,
men rridt orf bie @priinge tommer
f0i;nnen? ~ gs 1T 6od 5u ouffauig,
6aB ie6es Seal no9 iol6 elmer @rplo-
lion 6as 5pionengeidrei, 5ucrlt to-
ben6 n%tsgeitoBen, gleid 6armtf OBJ
ebbt un6 obne &eiultat perflingt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09

Mr6eitsiefretar @ilio1 i,1dt bnrdj
@ermittelung ser Boit 8ei6aftigung
fir cine Minion Mrbeiter, Ole infolge
ser fanoiem @ilion'i9en @irtb=
idoftspolitif feiern miilien. unb 90
gibt es 8ldtter, Die Sen M11tb boben,
bon 8roiperitdt at q11aiieln!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-12-09
MerpDfe Grauen.

@em sic Merpoiitat peruriadt
miro 5urh geritopfung, mie es bailt-
fig Ser 6au lit, erboltet SIR roihe
8efreiung, me11r SIR @bomberlain's
Eoblette nebmt. Gieie Tablette Der.
beiiern o11d sic @er6ouu1g. gu tal1-
fen in &enrp's @orner Dr11g @tore.
. Mn3.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
His Birthday.

Halloween comes once year, and
so do birthdays. Levi French had
one last Sunday, October 81. His wife
and her mother, Mrs. Ed Gould, set
about for a surprise, and II worked
out BEAUTIFULLY. About forty respond.
ed TO the summons, nearly all bring
Ing we'll filled baskets with them
Tie menu consisted Of pumpkin pie,
fried chicSen and hundreds OF other
good things In between. a most jolly
time was had by everybody. Those
present to help Levi celebrate his 2ith
year iniliis world we're: d. J. French
and family, John Gehringer and fam.
ily, Dren French and wife, Ottumaa,
Iowa: Mrs. John Now land and chill
dren, st. Joseph, Mo Ed Gould, wife
and granddaughter, Helen: Levi
French and family, VIII Carroll and
family, W. T.. keOwn. Frank Lynch
aud family, Jas Carroll, and Geo
Cummings and family AGuEsr
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
From Mrs. Knowles

a letter received 10y a friend here
IN oregon, from Mrs. l.. |, knoal.S
from Los Angelo, Texas, under dat
Of Oct. -, has the follow ing, which
will he read with interest 10y her
many friends: This II 10 Inform you
that We have all left Natalia, TexaN
Laarence has gone 10 the Pacific
COast--to san Francisco to work Tor
the Pacific Coast and Electric c..
Kate Is teaching English IN the san
Angelo High school, and am adriit
In the world, so | came out here Tor
the present TO stay with Kate. We
sold our little home and the conten' =
In Natalia; did 10 r,gfe, leaving ~
but did not care to stay on alone, ~
now II Is all gone. This isa tine to-" n.
Such gloriously vide streets, broad
pavements, or rather sidewalks. Tie
elevation here Il about 800 feet, tie
air feels tine, and Just now We are
having Just about such weather a.
Missouri Is entitled TO In october.
Kate Is looking line, and Il we'll, too.
THIS II one OF the great cattle ssc'
lions OF Texas. Things are pretty
bad down on the Lorder In the Mis-.
sion country. a raid Was made AMI a
home burned within three miles u
our place last Friday. ] don't know
What will happen next II the govern
ment at Washington does not get
busy. The people In the lilo Grande
valley are getting most awful tired
OF the present state ~ affairs. kate's
address, which also for the present l.
mine, Is Iiox $40, San Angelo, Texas
Remember US to all the dear old
friends"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
Elevator Burns.

The elevator at Clearnon,, owned
by T.. W. Carter Of Hepburn, Iowa.
burned about go o'clock sunday
morning, October - About II 100
worth Of grain was destroyed Two
ears standing near the elevator, one
lilled with trash and tile other In
which some Italians ~cre living,
we're burned. About llfty or sixty
tons Of coal belonging to the Garrett
Lumber Company, In bins near the
elevator, were burned.
This elevator WAS tie property OF
T.. ". Carter, OF Forest CITY, Who Is
secretary and manager OF the Farm.
ers' Elevator Co, Of fores, city. We
understand Mr.. Carter vas fully In.
Stred
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
A Statement.

My immediate predecessor, the Rev,
J. u Thompson, rl, D., Is one u The
most energelically active men In the
Missouri conference, and made rec.
ord here, which, In many Items, has
not been equalled In years at least,
While the success Of the past year
has not been ideal by any means, SIN
We have held our own fairly well In
many respects, There has been q
slight gain In membership, In spite
Of several removals 10y letter The al.
tendance at the public services, es.
pecially at night, has increased. a
working Epworth League has been
organized and ntained. Tie aver.
age attendance at Sunday school for
the months Of August. September and
October, according to the records, Is
an increase OF Is above the same
months Of the previous year, The to.
tai contributions for missions was
$1,000 In advance OF last year, and the
grand total for all Of the benevolent
objects was more than double that Of
any year Of the past ten.
J. W. ANDERSON, Pastor,
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
Their Winter Course.

For several years the L. L. c. c.
club, Of Forest City, a literary organ
ization has had an existence, and
during the winter months II meets
twice week for literary work. Since
originally organized Mrs. John IT,.
Reeves and Mrs W. II. Alkire have
become residents OF this city, but
have maintained their membership
with the club.
On Thursday, Of last week. october
2sth, the club met at tie home Of Mrs
J. II. Reeves, In this city and orga.
nlzed for the winter course Of reading
and study. These present were: Mes.
dames.J. a. Lyons, Albert Jones. Bert
Fairbanks, Chas. France, u H. Shelf
field, James Shumate, Long, W. II.
Alkire and J. II. Reeves. Mrs. Shelf
field Is the president Of the club: Mrs
France, secretary and Mrs. Fairbanks,
treasurer.
The club at each meeting devotes an
hour to literary study aud reading
and an hour to social matters. The,
meet In rotation at the home Of mem.
bers, and the hostess on each occasion
serves lurch during the social hour
Mrs. Reeves on this occasion served a
dainty luncheon. and tie members re.
turned 10 their homes, well filled ny
with the goodies served, and en-.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
kennish's Hog Sale.

As advertised an annual sale Of 70.
land China Hogs vas conducted under
tent on the Kennish farm, live aud
one fourth miles north Of Mound CITY,
Friday. The auc,ioneer was u. T..
lIosmer Of Maryyille, Who IN his In.
troduc,ory remarks paid Mr.. kennish
well deserved compliments as TO his
honest methods Of business This
Vas not new to Mr., Kennish's many
friends and customers both, far aud
near Mound city journal, Oct -.
The sale was well attended, and
good prices we're realized on all the
offerings. 4, A. Callow and George
Jackson, Of Oregon, were among the
purchasers.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05

Fresh supply Of Velvetine goods
on hand at Z. 4. Netherlands.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
Died

George N. Rinegold, former resi-.
dent OF NodaNay county. died at his
home in Mound city, Tuesday, oct.
~ Funeral services we're held al
Mound CITY the following day, and
we're conducted 10y Rev Lewis NJ.
Hale, pastor Of the Baptist church, Of
Maryyille. Burial was at the Mound
City cemetery.
Mr.. Ringgold was Il years old and
had lived In NodaNay county up until
eight years ago, Wien lie moved 10
Mound CITY. lie is survived 10y his
wife and two children, Mrs Jeanette
Wehrli, " Mound city, and James
liinegUld, Of Denver, Colo. lie also
leaves one brother, James ". Ring
gold, Of MaryNile.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
Cannot Compare With Holt and
Oregon.

Abner Carson and wife have return
ed from a six weeks visit with their
daughter, Mrs. George rrussman and
husband, Of Pa~nee City, Nebraska
Abner says they had tine time, and
while Pawnee City has about 2,ioo
population, and Is the county seat,
they cannot compare with Oregon In
business or pretty homes--they have
a tine court house, but Abner says
our court house lays theirs In the
shade" lie also says they have a
good country and good soil, but Holt
county is far In the lead In produc.
tiyeness.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
Praised By Boston Papers.

Hanover, N. H., October 23.-Fred
A. Hager, OF Johnstown, Pa, has
made good on the Dartmouth college
football team and was with the squad
that invaded Princeton today for the
annual game with the Tiger, and It
was expected that he would get into
the game. lie played an end In the
game last Saturday against the Uni.
versity Of Vermont. lie played end
with the varsity eleven against the
scrubs this week. II he plays II min
utes In one Of the teams "big games''
he will have earned his varsity 90"
The Boston newspapers have COM
mented favorably on the work OF
Hager, One journal says: "IIager Is
light, but fast lie possesses keen
football intelligence and Is quick TO
grasp the fine points Of the game"
Hager Is a son OF DR.. and Mrs. G..
+. Hager, Of Moxham. lie was a
member Of "Buck" Rodgers Johns
town High school eleven OF 1912,
which won the championship Of Yves.
tern Pennsylvania.
Young Hager Is well known here In
Oregon, and has often visited here
with his parents, who are cousins Of
G. d. Zook.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1915-11-05
II. Pinney to Hospital.

Harry Pinney was accompanied to
the Ellsworth hospital In st. Joseph
by DIR. Davis and Robert Conner,
Wednesday evening, and will undergo
an operation for hernia there, lie
became III at midnight, Tuesday, and
has suffered quite severely since, so
severely that he had to be driven TO
the station and helped to walk.
lie has been employed the last few
weeks at the Fred Kemper farm,
northeast Of Graham, but his physi-
clans do not expect he can return
home for week or ten dsys,-Msit.
land Herald, Oct. 28.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-07-30
Berger.

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fdhpiftern.
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finoet iif ~segentpartig bier a,tf 8e.
fiif bet ieirer Todter, Sraii AIer
Sfneioer.
hilbert GeterS enbielt afiu perean,
eerlen Samstag einen SufidIos BON
cinerit MaiilefeI itno erIitt babel Ell.
men Beidbr1id3.
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instory brfatio iidy am porisen Con-
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