The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-04-14

Fargo and Adams express companies
from receiving or delivering ship
ments Of intoxicating liquors of any
kind within the boundaries of Gentry
County. This will hold until the Sep
TENDER term Of the circuit court. The
Albany Capital joyfully predicts a
radical slump in the number Of booze
shipments that will find their way by
common carrier into Gentry County.
The Albany Commercial Club. ac-
cording to the Capital. has made an
important forward step in voting IA
vorably for a farm agent Cor Gentry
County. They have appointed COM
mittee to confer with the farmers OF
the county and to get the necessary
signatures Of 10 per cent Of the voters
Of six townships in order to assure
the movement success. The United
states government pays $500 Of the
farm agents salary, the state Of Mis-
sour pays half Of the remainder, and
the county has only the final portion
and incidentals to pay.
Among the many city elections last
I AFr'lts FNllAf was Nlif HAh'' NAAhN
voted on an issue a. well a. on men.
Dr. lcater. the former mayor, and
Councilmcn Trout and Fierce we're
asking for reelection. their platform
being the completion Of the paving
program. Those who opposed paving
got out a ticket. and the battle was
on. Thursdays issue Of the nekalh
County Herald rcords the victory of
paving and the paving candidates by
a majority Of li6 TO 100.
Tarkio j.. one of the ire, citic, IN
Northwest Missouri thi. year TO let
contracts Tor paving. Their season.
having j. g. hc ~ concerto and the
contract g1c. 90 q -. Joseph firm al
= cent. o cubic yard for grazing. sc
'Irya' Zoo; for cUthing and quite =
and Sl..' per square yard for paving.
The Iarkr public library raised
i., DHHI ark at week and has
a'n'.'. f.uar,. books ou the seventh
'g..sa ...
From tar'a> CONE. tie news that
...uu. district. salem. Wet Point
"ak.re Grove. SrrrE Valley alI
LIS" .. Do pa" township. Aigalsor
tH.r'., carried 3D." Cnus'. dated rca'
..l, ug q vote ut - Co. 81
T.. ft.r'aN correspondent; iu th,
IaFE.U Ava a'yG'. tel. 90 a syr.oas
accident tia: hof,l Franco. Morrow
TO- "a; community at week. II va.
g." old story ~ a ma., team ami O
u..E. and a.. n.l',, j,yk,d the an oil
g., .ya' 10 from, o. the dick aud
%. c,t Size acr'r, over him. He wa,
very severely bat not ia;a IS Injured
III, Liberty Advance ha. installo"
r,W Mode. : Linotype machine Q
1'pay, TIE lgr,r with which :hr
:. p" va. formerly sct.
lar,, +. Gore wen; TO -. Low,
NH'Iag evening iu tn, Interests e..
irr S.stEahniua Drainage III iTyt
I'll, o..ir.,; J., s..'Ing tic bonds wh'c.
;.,g voted io dg ~, oJtlet dtyl
which VIII drain Lake N..huahoiua u
lGugIpr. This ditch d. nov being
.n.suu ur rapidly and il la, been -,
9 at. vat it SIT, be completed l.?
'HD Ire; ~ AugUs'.--Tarhio Ava
.ag,a,.
Last week o. +. Mean. hrough, :,
tr., office "a tie ~ Ute Far Wet" a
newspaper Published at Liberty. No.
100 the sea. 1850, by Peter II. Bur
r,'. editor. and owned hy Peter Rur.
,r-, On she margin "a; the head, III.
100 John Mean. NJ, father. wa.
written In ink. The file B, pretty wei
preserved and We see from reading
La the paper was the only one pub
#.GoI IN thIs section of the state u
rat '."o. II wa supporter OF Mar,
I'm Nan Buren, for president. No III
May advertisements, such q, We haV,
today, NDr, Carr.cd.a'l advertisement
.,go single column ami no, more than
N inches in iorgtA.-Thc Clarksda.
journal.