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The Washington times., 1915-11-01
ATTRACTIVE AWARDS
AWAIT COMMERCIAL
Cash and Merchandise Prizes
Soar Up Into Hundreds Of
Dollars.

Probably no duckpin league holds the
attractive list OF prizes which awaits
the teams and individuals in the Com
mercal League at the end Of tho sea-
son. A total of s3O5.5o in cash awards
and other valuable merchandise prizes
will be distributed among the men who
distinguished themselves on the alleys
during the regular season.
Here Is the manner In which the
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
AZtecS Winners.

Aztecs won their second game OF the
season yesterday when the Southwest
stars were disposed OF by II to o.
Fisher and Riston gave some good cx-
amples of broken field running. Nc
Connell and Eanet also starred.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
PlaV NO-SCOre Game.

Southerners and Ontarlos played a no.
score game at Seventh and Ontario
road Yesterday. The Southerners were
outweighed about fifteen pounds to the
man.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01
BEHOLD
THY wife
BY william HsrIowe Brisgs.
Exceptionally Notable Cast, Headed ~
ALEXANDRA CARLISLE

AND INCLUDING
Edwin Holt, L. J. Radcliffe. Charles Lane.
aelen l.ackaye, Rose Ludwig. George
Clarke. and many morc.
In Behold Thy Wife" the lives women
and men have led are lived again under con-
ditions 30 wonderful that q complete change
h wrought in them. 1t Ia = play all women
VIII compel all men to see.
NEXT WEEK-sONG OFF, SONGS
The Washington times., 1915-11-01

Tech. 1t Is understood. has gotten
back Young. who was out until tho ad
visory period was up. He played Satur-
day against the Army and Navy Preps
and fitted into the line in good shape.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01

Central is improving her time with
track athletes. Coach BIZ Foley having
a number OF YOUNGSTERS in tow all this
fall. Central came back nobly last
spring. handily winning the annual
meeting. which. by the way. Is set for
May 20 this season. A week before this
the annual Tome meet has been sched-
uled at Port Deposit. Md.
The Washington times., 1915-11-01

School eleven will journey here from
Baltimore to meet the st. Adams
eleven. Last Friday Gilman won the
prep school title of Baltimore from the
Friends School team
The Washington times., 1915-11-01

Coach Earl b. Fuller. at the Y. NJ.
G. A.. has a number of high school lads
In tow playing basketball. Kelley, of
Business. and Lewis. OF the same
school. may be found In the "f" lineup
this winter
, 1915-07-17
3D1E KAPITEL.
ON FoRANsTALTNINGER TIL ATvERGELsE AT FARI
UNDER DEN oFFENTLIGE FERDsEL NJ. M.

ON FoRANsTALTNINGER TIL ATvERGELsE AT FARE
UNDER DEN oFFENTLIGE FERDsEL NJ. NJ.
is.
For@ldre eller andre V~edkommende ere
pligtige at sorge for, at smaa Born, der ere
under deres Varetmat, paa o~ffentlig Gade, Vel
eller Plads ere undergone tilborligt Tilsyn.
10.
We'd Opforelse af ny eller Nedbrydelse eller
Hovedreparation at @ldre Bygninger, som ere
beliggende we'd offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads,
skal Eieren, forend Arbejdet ~paabegyndes, der
ON gore skriftlig Anmeldelse til Politiet, for
at dette kan paase, at der anbringes Planke
v@rk eller anden Indhegning derom, og iovrigt
tretfe de Foranstaltninger, som fndes n0dven-
dige til Forebyggelse af UIempe for de forbi
passerende. Saasnart Arbejdet er saa vidt
fremskredet, at Indhegningen like l@ngere Ell
nodvendig, skal Ejeren gore Anmeldelse derom
til Politiet, og naar Politiet finder, at dette Dor
ske, straks portage Indhegningen og rydde-
liggore den ~indhegnede Plads.
Ejeren er ansvarlig for, at Indhegningens
, 1915-07-17
4DE KAPITEL.
ALMINDELIGE REGLER ON KoREN oG RIDDEN.
&22.

ALMINDELIGE REGLER ON KOREN oG RIDEN.
$22.
Korende og Ridende ere pligtige at iagt-
tage behorig Forsigtighed, hvilket is@r gael
der, naar der kores eller rides omkring Gade-
hjorner og Vejhj6rner og I'D af Porte eller
andre Udkorsler fra Gaarde eller tvers over
andre F@rdselsveje. Dette gelder ogsaa ON
korsel med Track og Haandvogne. AL Kap-
korsel eller Kapridning er forbudt paa offent-
hg Gade, Vel eller Plads, og maa Bev@gelses-
hastigheden like vnre storre, end at vedkom-
mende Vognstyrer eller Rytter til enhver It'd
let kan standse. Indenfor Byernes Gr@ndser
maa like kpres eller rides hurtigere end i
jevnt Tray.
Kdrende og Ridende skulle tide varsko
Personer, der err foran dem paa deres Vel, og
ere forpligtede til at VICE til Side for Brand
vesenets Koretojer. Medens disse passere
forbi, skulle Korende holde stille eller kore i
Skridtgang.
Ingen maa ride paa offentlig Gade, Vel
eller Plads uden at have Hovedt0j med Bid
paa Ridedyret. Mar Lastvogne med 2 eller
fere S~tudespand ferdes paa Veje, Gader eller
, 1915-07-17

FJernelse like un6dvendig udsmttes we'd util-
boring torhallng af Byggearbeidet.
IT.
0ulIadser, som anvendes we'd Bvggearbei-
der nd tai otfentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, skulie
we're al forsvarlig Styrke og ~omhyggelig an
bragte.
Betndes en- I'D til offentlig Gade, Vel elIer
FIads Ilggende Bygning eller en- Del af samme
l Saa orostt@Idlg Tilstand, at der efter Bye-
nlnRslnspekt6rens Formening er Fare for Ned
satyrtnlng, skal Politiet forbyde Benyttelsen af
bygningen belt eller tildels og paal@gge Eli
eren nden en- af Diet fastsat FIRST at f~0retaGe
saadanne Arbejder, at den tilstedeymrende Fare
tJernes, hyorhos Politiet paa Eierens Bekost-
nln8 kan trfetfe de yderligere Foranstaltninger.
aer MATTE anses forn6dne for at forebvgoe
Fare for forbigaaende eller andre eller for
Naboejendommene.
Paa lgnende Made forholdes, naar Muir,
fIanhevierk, eller andet saadant Hegn fndes i
taldet@rdIg Stand. Ligeledes kan Politiet.
naar en- ubeboet Ejendom efter Brandkommis.
Slonens Skon er farlig for den offentlige Sikker-
iled, foriange denne nedreven.
SO.
Naar Rensning af Tagrender, Istandsmttel-
Sc at Iage eller andre mindre betydelige Bvg-
nlngsarbejder foretages udover eller nd til
ofenth8 Gade, Vel eller Plads, skal der til
Advarsel for de forbigaaende uds@ttes Afvisere
at en- saadan Beskaffenhed, at de tilstrekkolie
tydelgt angiye, at Ferdselen sammesteds er
fofbunden med Fare eller Ulempe.
Under Nedbrydningen af Bvgninger 90
under ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS maa tort Muir
8rus % lgnende like ukastcs fra Bygningen
paa en- saadan Made, at Stovet af Yinden kan
torres udoyer otfentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads.
20.
bet forbydes udover r~egelmmssig Brug at
t%oretage noget, som kan beskadige Gader.
ottentllge Veje eller Pladser, eller ~foretaeo
noget, som kan vanskeligg6re eller hindre
discs Benyttelse eller mediocre Fare for Fmrd-
selen paa disse.
Ingen maa paa offentlig Gade, Vel eller
Plads kaste Aadsler, Fejeskarn, Affaid fra
Huse eller anden Urenlighed, ei heller elias
eller Potteskaar, Sten, Som eller andet Jern-
attald, store Tr@grene og Palmeblade, Koko-
snodskaller eller lignende, der kan medfore
Fare eller Ulemper for FerdseIen.
Desllge Ting maa heller like kastes i
Vaskerender, Rendestene elIer andetsteds, hvor-
fra de kunne hyde I'D i Gaderendesten eller i
andet o~ffentligt Afl0b.
S21.
Wand maa like udledes og udskylles over
otfentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, men kun
l8ennem og til de dertil bestemte Afl6b.
Afvaskning af Bygningsfacader I'D til
offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads maa kun fore
gaa efter de Regler, der foreskriyes at Politiet
for hvert enkelt Tilfelde.
ABE KAPITEL.
A1MINDELIaE REa1ER ON KoREN oa RIDDEN.
q a a
, 1915-07-17

OU0u IeUl6 NeQkOIlIn6Il(eS tOuLlUN kh6 uldtt
ingen tage Plads paa Trapper, ! Porte eler
andre Ind eller Opgange til Huse eller foran
Indk9rsler til Landejendomme.
10.
Ingen maa paa offentlig Fortov eller Gang
sti bere, trakke eller paa anden Made fore
med aig Genstande, der ere til Hinder for
Ferdselen, eller som udsette de forbigaaende
for Skade eller Ulempe.
bet er saaledes forbudt der at b@re Byrder,
Torve- eller andre store Kurve, Trug og des-
ige eller at trHkke Haandyogne eller Trille-
bore.
Dog maa Haandvogne med Born trekkes
paa Fortov, naar Diet skier saaledes, at F@rdselen
besv@res saa lidt som muligt.
Gr@sknive, "Cutlasses" Skydevaaben eller
andre saadanne Genstande, der let kunne for
volde Skade, maa kun beres paa K6rebanen og
saaledes, at SEade like kan befrygtes.
bet Ell forbudt enhver, undtagen Politiet,
Gendarmeristyrken eller Ordenskorpset Tjen-
este at f@rdes paa o~tfentligt Sted f~orsynot med
ladt Revolver eller andet ladt Skydevaaben,
ejheller maa nogen f@rdes dersteds med Skede-
knive, Sabler eller Knipler, undtagen Diet eli
nodvendigt for hans Arbejde.
II.
Intel, som kan vere til Hinder for F@rdse-
len, maa hensettes eller henl@gges paa Fortoy
eller andetsteds paa o~ffentlig Gade, Vel eller
PIads.
Dog skal det,naar ingen Gaardsplads hayes
til At og Paalesning af Varer cller andet, we're
tilladt, at dette skier paa de n@vnte Steder, naar
Diet Skier med saa liden Ulempe for F@rdselen
som muligt, og intct maa blive liggende |
l@ngere lid end hoist nodvendigt.
Frasp@ndte Vogue saavelsom Irilleyogne
maa like uden siprlig Tilladelse af Politict
henstaa paa offentIig Gade, Vel eler Plads /
l@ngere It'd end der behoves til deres Al eller
Paal@sning.
S12.
Topper, Duge og deslige maa like udbankes
eller u~drystes, Sengekl@der h~enlegges til I'd
luftning eller Toj oph@nges til T0rring paa
eller udover o~tfentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads,
eller Planter, der henstaa paa Gallerier, vandes
paa en- saadan Made, at Wand derfra generer
Personer, der fardes under Galleriet.
FOrsp@ndte Vogue maa paa offentliF Gade,
Vel eller Plads like holde paa Steder, hvor de
standse Ferdseleu, og overhovedet like holdo
stille l@ngere lid, end der behoves til AT
og Paalesning, m%edmindre der dertil Ell erholdt
s@rlig Tilladelse af Politiet og ! saa Fald kun
paa de dertil anviste Steder. De skulle paa
offentlig Gade eller Vel stedse holde saa langt
til Siden at Korebanen som muligt.
Naar Vogue we'd Brylluper, Begravelser,
observation-disclosures Konserter, Baller eller an
Dire Lejligheder samles i Store Mengde paa
offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, skulle de holde
sig Politiets nermere Anvisninger efterrette-
lige.
3DE KAPITEL.
n-y @H1r mr. v NON N ~ E.D1
, 1915-07-17
1srE AFSNIT.
ON DEN oFFENTLIGE ORDEN.

ISL a 1-'LA'
ON DEN oFFENTLIGE ORDEN.
1srE KAPITEL.
ON LGrrAaE1sE AT ORDEN oG VELANsrEND1GHED
Paa offenti9 Gade, Vel eller Plads maa
Oplob eller Sammenstimlen AT Folk, hvorved
den offentlige Orden forstyrres eller F@rdslen
hpmmes, like hnde Sted.
81.
Enhver er paa offentlig Fortov pligtig at
vige af Vejen for dem han moder, der har
Korebanen paa deres h6jre Hand.
So.
Personer, der er iforte KlRder, som be
sudle we'd Ber6ring, maa like gaa ellen opholde
sig paa o~tfentligt Fortov 81 heller benytte de
we'd offentlige Anlseg og Veje hensatte B@nke.
S4.
Paa offentIig Gade, Vel eller Plads eller
privat Eiendom maa like foregaa Skrigen,
Raaben eller anden larmende Adferd hyorvcd
den otfentlige Orden forstvrres eller de forbi
paaende og ombocnde forulempes, ligesom
ejheller paa saadant o~tfentlig Sted maa foregaa
Siagsmaal, h6irostet Syngen. Flojten eller Ign
ende UOrden.
Raaben med yarer maa like fnde Sted
for Klokken Z ON Morgenen eller efter KlOk-
ken 6 ON Affenen.
bet er forbudt at krybe OPP paa eller
k}vnge sig til Vogue eller andre K~6retojer
under Korslen eller til saadanne at fastgore
HaandyOgne.
Ingen maa paa o~ffentlig Gade, Vel eller
PIads eller udover disse skyde med B0sse,
Pistol, Elastikb6sse, N6glebosse, Bue, Pusteror
eIler andet saadant; afbr@nde eksploderende
Genstande af hvilkensomhelst Slags; kaste
med Stem, Snavs, Wand eller andet, hvorved
Shade kan bevirkes eller forbipasserende for
tradiges; hejse Drager eller spille noget Slags
Spill.
Dog kan Politimesteren tillade madagascar
fra Forbudet mod Afbr@nding af Fyrv@rke
risager.
Tngen maa fardes paa o%ffentlig Gade, Vel
eller Plads en- saadan Tilstand af Beruselse,
at den giver Anledning til Ulempe for andre.
Ejhellcr maa nogen paa offentlig Gade, Vel
eller Plads wise sig j en- Dragt, der er stri-
dende mod Velanst@ndighed eller egnet til at
frem kalde Forstyrrelse af den offentlige Orden.
Ligeledes er Diet forbudt at wise nogen uan-
stendig Opf6rsel, saasom we'd uanst@ndige Ord
eller Lader, we'd uanst@ndig Blottelse at Lege-
met, we'd at lade Vandet paa upassende Steder
eller paa anden Made. Eiheller maa nogen
paa privat Eiendom wise en- saadan Opforsel,
naar derived forbigaaende og omboende foru-
l@npes,
Offentlige Fruentimmer maa like indfnde
sig de offentlige Anl@g.
IS.
Ingen maa tage Bad i fri Luft umiddelbar
Narhed af offentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, I'd
enfor de af Politiet tilladte Badepladser.
2DET KAPITEL.
ON FoRBUD Mop H1NDR1NGER AT FERDsELEN.
8.
Ingen maa uden Politiets Tilladelse tage
Stade paa o~ffentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads. med
Undtagelse af Torvepladserne for at udselge
Varer eller drive anden Forretning og, hvor
saadan Tilladelse er given, like udenfor Diet
, 1915-07-17
POLITIVEDTEGT
FOR ST. O

| Henhold til Anordning af "a Januar
1918 udstedes herved f0lgende af Kolo-
nialraadet for St. Croix den 30' Janu-
ar 1915 vedtagne Politivedt@gt for
St. Croix.
, 1915-07-17
1srE KAPITEL.

ON IAGTTAGELsE AZ ORDEN o. VELANsTENDIdl
, 1915-07-17

Uden rette V~edkommendes Samtykke maa
ingen tage Plads paa Trapper, ! Porte eller
andre Ind eller Opgange til Huse eller foran
Indkqrsler til Landejendomme.
, 1915-07-17

Naar Vogue we'd BryIIuper, BegTavelsor,
TeaterforestiIlinger Konserter, Baller eller an
Dire Lejligheder samles Store M@ngdo paa
offentlig Gade, Vel elIer Plads, skulle de holde
sig Politiets n@rmere Anvisninger efterrette-
lige.
, 1915-07-17

FJernelse like un6dvendig udsmttes we'd util-
boring Forhaling af Byggearbejdet.
s IT.
StIladser, som anvendes we'd Byggearbei-
oer ud tl otfentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, skulle
bragte.
, 1915-07-17
2DEr KAPITEL.

Ingen maa uden Politiets Tilladelse tage
Stade paa of~fentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, med
Undtagelse af Torvepladserne, for at uds@lge
Varer eller drive anden Forretning og, hvor
saadan Tilladelse er given, like udenfor Diet
anviste Sted.
, 1915-07-17

Wand maa like udledes og udskylles over
o%ffentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads, men kun
l8ennem og til de dertil bestemte Afl6b.
Afvaskning af Bygningsfacader I'D til
oftentlig Gade, Vel eller Plads maa kun fore
gaa efter de Regler, der foreskriyes at Politiet
for hvert enkelt Tilf@ide.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-11

talking a little too loud and the mar
shall, N. +. Whitner, was trying to
take him home but he refused to 60
and made a pass or two at the officer,
who hit him with his billy and knock
ed him down. He then attempted to
put the hand cuffs on him and thought
he had n side safely fastened when
the prisoner wrenched them of his
hands and hit the officer over the eye
with the hand cuffs and foored him.
The prisoner then got away and the
officer went to the hotel. Mr.. Hull
not being satisfied with what he had
done went over to the hotel and threw
a rock through the window. At this
juncture Oscar, his brother, came
along and took him to the ealaboose,
and locked him up. In a shors time
they heard scream coming from that
direction and going down found that
Mr.. Hull had set fire to his bedding
and was lying unconscious on the
floor. The door was broken open and
he was dragged out into the fresh air
seemingly dead. As soon as DIR. Gale
reached him he began the artificial
system of respiration and it took four
or five minutes to get him in shape
to do his own breathing Frederick
town Tribune.
What? All this over in "dryn Madi-
son where they won't allow even a
pool table to run its wicked way, and
Sunday iee-cream and cigars are un-
der ban? Truly it is marvellous and
soul dispiriting!
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GOodland Items

Farm work has been greatly retard-
ed this week by the rain and snow.
News items are scarce this week.
The sick folks have all recovered.
and nobody is being born, or getting
married, nor dying, and what else is
there for mortal man to do?
MIR. and Mrs. James Brooks made a
trip lately to Brule.
Several of our people attended the
sale at Mr.. Lucas last Tuesday.
Everybody and all their folks were
there and the goods sold at very high
prices.
r. Black went to Bismarck last
Sunday.
Mr.. Taylor, the Moss Tie man, had
a large force OF men and teams throw
ing ties into the river, near Goodland,
for three days lately. They ioated
about $1,000 ties down to Black,
where they are removed from the
water till further orders.
Mr.. s. L. Brooks was auctioneer for
Mr.. Lucas.
Dehorning calves seems to be the
order of the day, just now,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bell OF Arkansas.
who were visiting at Redmondville,
have gone to ottery to see Mr.. Bells
parents before leaving for their dis.
tant home.
w. %. Westerman and son were
Goodland visitors last Monday.
An agent selling fruit trees was o.
Goodland this week.
Nora Stricklin, with Carl and velaf
Pippin, attended the examination ii
Ironton last week. The roads ar,
nearly impossible and these children
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Belleview News.

Joe McColl was in st Louis the first
OF the week.
Miss Lake Moore of near Granite
vile visited her cousin, Miss Essie
Moore, a few days this week.
Miss Daisy Palmer, who spent the
winter in st. Louis, is home again.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
John ~Breitenstein, who have lived in
st. Louis the past year or two, are
expected to move to the valley soon.
The sick of our community are i'm
proving. Miss Bertha Boring is con-
valescent and Mr.. George Phillips al
SO is doing nicely at this writing.
W. E. Bell & Son are now doing
business in their new stand.
Died-On last Sunday morning, at
the home of her son-in-law, Dave
Kness, of this place, Mrs. E. ]. Hap
ner, who had been in i'll health for
several years. She was buried in
Edison Cemetery last Tuesday.
Those who attended the entertain
ment here last Saturday pronounced it
30. K" The Comedy, Romance of
Phyllis" by four Junior girls was we'll
rendered. The short play which fol-
lowed, entitled "Train to Mauro,"
simply "took down the house.n The
last number was a beautiful tableau,
"Columbia," by seven girls. The
Oyster Supper that followed met the
requirements Of the physical man.
Good order prevailed, as usual. No
other village in the State can surpass
us there. Our boys would scorn to
bring anything along with them that
would make them disorderly or un-
gentlemanly. ALPHA.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-11

MORE holes for pegs! And the pegs
will not be wanting. l have little
patience with the legislative reports,
and so, to avoid vehement ejaculation,
/ don't read them attentively or close
ly. However, they are sometimes
interesting and entertaining, in de-
pictation of Solonic vigor, perspicacity
and wisdom-all combined in further
ance of some special interest. The
Post Dispatch irr~everently says of an
instance in case:
A bill is pending at jefferson City
to burden the taxpayers with the cost
of a State Bureau of Dairying, to do
work already well done by the State
Food and Drug Inspector, and to lay
additional heavy taxes on oleomar-
garine. This bill should be rechristen-
ed "a bill to create a lot of new Jobs
for professional politicians, to raise
taxes and to increase the cost of food
used by the poor" Then it should
be voted into the legislative waste
basket.
It's a mighty good thing for the
P.-D. that it can't be hailed before the
august body at Jefferson City for
contempt" But, judging from the
tendency of ''dry" and other s'morap'
legislation, we may come to that
later on-not very much later.
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Goodwater Items.

We have had a few days of pleasant
weather.
Mr.. j. M. Lucas and J. 1. Carl had a
public sale last Tuesday. There was a
large crowd at the sale, and every
thing brought it's worth. They, with
their families, left Wednesday morn
ing for Louisiana. We are sorry to
lose these good people.
MI. Don Lucas did not ONE home
as we reported last week.
Miss Lucy Carl is home on a visit.
Mrs. Geo. Willhite is on the sick
list.
Mr.. Clarence s.. Lucas and Miss
Gladys Bryan, of Quaker, were mar
ried at the BRIDES home on the 2sth
inst. Rev. d. P. Cole officiating. They
will make their home here where
Clarence will have charge Of his
fathers store during the summer.
Mr.. Willie Blue, deputy sheriff,
spent last Wednesday night with your
correspondent. Willie usually gets
the game"
The tie business is "bummy'' now.
The price dropped two cents on the
Sth inst. This will make the price
q cts, at the end of s. Il. 90. r. r.
This don't compare very well with
corn at $1.0O.
MI. Jas. Merritt and family visited
his daughter, Mrs. Jas. Scott, Of
Brule, last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 0. Scott visited at
the home Of j.. Il. Mckay one night
last week. L. WIS +
Durfee, at Arcadia, will sell your.
farm for you,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-11
donna visited Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Nc

donna visited Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Nc
Clurg recently.
Rev. Margrave will begin a meet
ing at Cedar Grove Monday night.
Rev. Black preached at Pleasant
Valley Saturday, Sunday and Sunday
night,
Rev. Taylor of Des Arc came to
Pleasant Valley in Rev. Wright's
place and preached us three fine
sermons.
Miss Maggie Campbell spent several
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Carl Philips, of Belleview.
Ernest Ransdal was the guest OF
Orville Thompson Sunday.
Emmette Campbell left for Kansas
Wednesday week. PATTY ANN.
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are obliged to drive sixty miles on
this trip. Poor young teachers! They
earn all their salary. And the West
End rasies a good many teachers, who
get there in spite of the difficulties in
the way.
Our pastor failed to appear so we
had no church last Sunday.
TIMOTHY HAY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-11
Mann Items.

Winter again.
Several young men and young
ladies' took the teachers examinations
at Ironton Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. j. d. Ransdal has moved to the
Barrett place here.
Mrs. Jess Hatridge is very sick.
Thelma McClurg 10 visiting in
Caledonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Bean OF Gale
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-11

II the Missouri Senate succeeds in
preventing the enactment into law of
the vicious, un-American and I'M
Democratic measures passed by the
house, all honor to the senate. 1t is
certainly to be hoped that Democratic
Missouri win never know another
Legislature like this one.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1915-03-11

IT was all right, perhaps, for that
Danville grand jury to find no bill
against "Uncle Joe" for alleged illegal
election methods, but the subsequent
~hospitable proceedings at the vener-
able Congressman's home-was that
in strict accord with the fitness of
things?