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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

Commercial Paper.-The situation in
commercial paper is unchanged. Trad
ing continues on limited scale at 3l3
asa per cent for the best regular
dates. Offerings are still compare
lively light Country institutions con-
tinue to purchase fair amounts at 324
al per cent.
Official rates Of discount at each OF
the twelve Federal districts are as
follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

The Lima Locomotive Corporation
and the American Locomotive Company
are each to build 115 heavy locomo-
tives for the New York Central Rail-
road. The contract price is estimated
to be approximately sl0,OO0,OOO, but
the significant point is that the rail-
road company has accepted deliveries
in the fast quarter of 1917. 1t is esti-
mated that between $4,000 and 10000
tons of steel will be required in the
execution of this contract and that
purchases for this tonnage have been
made, although the deliveries of the
steel are not stated specifically.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

Bank of Germany.-The statement Of
the Imperial Bank of Germany issued
September Is shows the following
changes:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
CRUSHING DEMANDS
ON STEEL INDUSTRY
Large Orders for Cars and Lo-
cOmotives Placed.

The demand for steel is crushingly
heavy. The mills are overwhelmed
with inquiries and the orders accepted
are fractionaly small, in comparison
with the tonnage wanted, because OF
the inability of manufacturers to make
the shipments wanted by consumers.
As a natural consequence of these
conditions prices are advancing, al
though the largest interests are throw
ing the weight of their influence
against higher prices. Stocks in ware
houses, as one manufacturer expresses
it. "are shot to pieces" but so urgent
is the demand that consumers will take
broken sizes and pay premiums OF sew
eral dollars per ton. Official prices do
not represent actual conditions as
higher prices are being paid even for
future deliveries. There is much ir-
regularity in the prices asked for
either domestic or for foreign ship
ment and apparently each transaction
is a law unto itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

Continued on page 10. column .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

abroad at an average rate Of Sl5,Ooo,-
900 weekly"
Federal Reserve Bank. -Announce-
ment was made yesterday Of the num-
Der Of checks handled by the transit
department Of the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York since the Inaugural
ton of the new clearing system. From
July 10 to 81 the number OF individual
items totalled $4,000, and from August
/ to 81 1000. The average number
Of items handled per day in July was
10000, in August $4,000 and in Septem-
Der to date $4,000. The largest num-
Der in any one day was 10000. The ap-
proximate cost per item was l cent
compared with an estimated cost of l q
cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21

The New York Central Railroad
Company has placed additional con-
tracts for 5000 freight cars with the
American Car & Foundry Company
and the latter in turn has placed an
order for about 10000 tons of plates
and shapes, needed in the construc-
ton, for delivery during the second
quarter Of 1917. The New York Cen
trail is also understood to have placed
an additional order for 1000 cars with
the Pressed Steel Car Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-09-21
Finance Economics

GARET GARRETT Editor.
WALL STREET OFFICE Telephone:
Building 10 Broad St Hanover ool4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

biirfen, nnbelaitigt geIaiien gu mer'
ben nnb bon 6ieien ibre %territoriale
SSntegritat onertamnt miro, un6 6ab
Ole @elt SOS @ebt beiibt, at berlan'
gen, 6aB Ger al(gemeime Grie6en nibd
our6 cine a%ggreifipe @olitif geitort
sper6e. 8ir iin6 ser Mniid baB Die
|3eit fir Ole Ser. Staaten gefommen
i'll, ii6 NIT onberen Nationen 5ufam=
men5utbatm gu 1em 3mede, Die aqge.
meinen @edte ser g0Ifer un6 bolI,
fommene @i9erbeit CUR See gu mab=
rem.
MmstpGrtige 8oIitif.
Die geg~en4partige M6miniitratton
bat itets berfubt in Ser 8eban6l11nq
ser mtstpartigen Mngelegenbeiten Set
Mation inn @inflang nit bent Brin-
5ip gu ban6eln, Sos ie6e 5toatenber-
einig1ng befolgen ionte, melde BE-
5tpeft 6en Brie6en ser @et m1fre6d
at erbalten nn6 rationale un6 ir6i.
bioa1elle &e6te 5u beidiiben. 5ie bo1
6ie boditen amerifani1den Sro6itio=
men oufre6t erbalten. Sic bat Die
geobodtung Ser frn6amentalen &edt
tie fleiner @tooten ielbit @igentbums.
re9ten borangefteqt, nn6 bat Die
Sreun6idaft 6ieier @toaten fir bie
@ereinigten .Staaten geiidert 6urd
tire @eiger11ng elm mebr materieneS
sSntereiie o1s @ntidul6ig11ng fir 6ie
Mr1siibung elmer iiberIegenen @etpol1
gegen 6eren iouberG1re l1nabbGngig:
felt 6ienen 5m laifen.
sic bot sos 2eben ibrer 8iirge1
nn6 Sic &e@te Ser @ltmanitdt b0be1
geiteM als materieue @e6te, uni
Srie6em ais sic Bette @r1pn6Iage fiji
Die geredte 8efrieoiga1rg %fommer5iel.
Ter Mniprii6e ongefeben. Sic ba1
sic @bre un6 S6eale Ser @ereinigter
Staoten 5um MaaBitob in @erbon6-
ll1ngen nn6 Mftion qe1rommen.
9ie &%e5iebmmeen an @adbaritaatet,
8ir anerfenren iekt pie friibe1
Elm beitimmteS gemeinidaftlides ST.
terel lie 5tpii6en 6en @ereinigten Staa=
ten un6 Sen an6eren 80lfern un6 @e=
prblifen Ser meitliden &olbfugel IN
alien Sragen nationaler l1nabbangig=
feit 1tn6 FREEZER poIitiider @ntmid.
lung. @ir begiinittgen 6ie @eritel.
lung un6 Misunderstanding Ser ber5.
lidften @%e5iebungen bon Jre1tn6-
i@aft un6 gegeniettiger @ilfsbereit=
pi1igteit 5mii6en Sen @ereinigten
@baaten nr6 SEN m6eren MepmbIifen
6es merifanii6en Sentiments 5u1
8epabr11ng 6es 6rte6ens nn6 51r
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

tisnu1s. Sbm cine .@arteifarbrtng"
3u berIeibem mdre gleidbeeute1tb
NIT elmer 8ein6elung. ST. 61efen
|Gagen ser 8riifung m,1b Mmerita
5eigen, mas es lit. 81 matB Dor I11-
gen fiibren, baB es nidt cine @atton
BON Narteigangern lit, fonoern bon
@otrioten. SSn Mmerita faruoen fid
bie beiten &rdfte Der gatt5en @eH 51t'
iammem Ser Sn6uitrie 1pnb Ser @ii'
ienldnft; oie Mation bereinigt in fid
bie @ler1erte elmer groBen &aiie rno
elmer mddtigen @efeufdaft, Die feit'
5uiammengefdmol5em cine berrlt@e
Nutio1 ergeben.
@egen ben Bimbeitrid.
u@er inn1er 6ie SSntereifen eines
fremoen 2anbes iiber Die Der Seer.
5taaten felt, o6er tper sic @obl=
fabrt nnierer Mation 16a6igt> um oie
elmer frem6en Motion f0r6ern gu bel=
fen; ODER tpsr nniere SSnoa1ltrien Der
friippelt, u1b tper immer 6ur6 &a1=
ieporurtbeilt nnb religi0ie 8orurtbei=
le 6en Gamen Der 3mietradt iaet 11n6
DEM @eretnigungspro5elie binoern6
IN Sen @eg trit, banoelt treuloS mnb
nidt in uebereinltimm1ng init iei=
men ibm ais 8iirger auferlegten
Yflidten.
v@ir ber6ammen 6arat1t1 als 6ie
@inigfeit un6 6ie SSntegritat Der gea.
ton 11ntergraben6 ur6 Der @oblfabrd
bes 2an6es int 8ege iteben6, Ole
|Sbdigfett le6er @ruppe o6er ieber 0r=
gomiiation politiih o6er a%n6ermeitig,
6eren 8eltreben babin gebt, Sic ST.
tereiien elmer frem6em Mabt auf So
iten ser Ser. Staater gu for6ern;
glei9bieI, Oh iene Ebditigfeit erfolgd
6arr1 @ini6iidterung Ser @egierung,
elmer politiiden &artei, bon @ertre=
tern 6es @olfes; ober aber OBJ 6as @e=
itreben babin gebt, ,nier @olf aui
u%nla1tere @eife IN antagoniitii@e
@9ruppen 5u tbeilen nit Ser Mbii@t,
6ie @inigfeit nn6 Die 5oli6aritm beS
Bottles 5n untergraben.
v@ir berbammett aue Bereinigun~
gen nn6 Srgmifotionen, gleidpiel
melder Mationalitdt o6er M1tam=
ml11rg, Die fi6 gegen uniere @egie=
r11ng neridm0ren gu 6em 8ebufe, ibr
&inberniiie in Ben @eg 5n legen,
o6er gu bem 3uede, @ertreter beS
@olfeS in r%nalr1terer @eiie 3n Be-
einfluifen 3u fu@en, Bel %11nterban6=
l11ngen nit frem6en Madten oeren
Sntereiien iiber Die 6es eigenen 9an=
6es gu itellen. @ir erbeben 6ie Mn=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22

flage, BOB 1euartige @erfdNporunge1
unter elmer beidrdnftten Mn5aN Be-
mobnern Der 8ereinigten 5taoten be,
iteben nit Dem foeben ange6euteten
gmostped.
u@ir peroammer ie6e politii6e
Nartei, bie ii@ 6ur6 sic Mttibiittaitt
iolder lar6esfein6liden Organiiatio=
lien beitimmen laBt, sic Sntegrttat
Der Ser. @taaten at opfern.
@entralitdt.
~9ie 6emotnotifdye @egierung bat
int gegentpdrtigen &riege ifrl1pelos
unb erfolgrel1 bas @rin3p 6er
Meutralitdt bertreten, Die n1f &C.
fdtdlidfeit, Sroa1ftrie un6 &an6el
nufgebaa1t 1T; o6b fife beitebt m1f ab-
ioluter Breibeit 6es 0fonomii@en Sc
benS 1tn6 ser @o1itif. sic lift oer
ueberaea1ga1ng, baB eiere iol6e Sal
tung Dem @eiite unierer unabban=
gigteitserflarung entfpridt. @ir be-
giinitigen 6ar11m, nm gegen 6ie 8e-
eintrd6tigo1ng unierer &edte ge-
mappnet gu fem, auf Der Gee mie 51
9an6e, sic S6affung eines entipre=
9en6 1tarfen @eeres rra6 5tpedent=
ipredenoe MISUNDERSTANDING. @ir
treten fir cine binldnglide militia
rii6 a%1sgebil6ete &eierbe Elm, 6ie int
itar6e it, Dem 9an6e 6en @dut gu
getpGbrletften, 6ellen es bel elmer
pl0bli@ eintreten6en @efabr beoarf.
@ir befiirtporten einen Musbu11 nn6
cine @~erbollfommn11ng unferer Ma-
rine> Ole imitun6e 1T, 1rfere often
Grn6itioner 5m mabren nn6 Die NIT
ie6er fremben Geemodt einen Ser
glei9 o11s5ubalten bermag. Die Dem
iebigen &ongreB borliegen6en @lane
Iegen 8eugniB bon Sen @eitpebunger
Der 6emofratifden &ortei nod iener
&i6tung fin db.
Ole letten bei6e1 Snbre baben Sic
Motbmen6igfeit internationaler SIT
tom Dor Mugen gefiibrt, un6 5tpar in
elmer @eife, mie ioldes bon fruberen
@eneratiore1r midt fir m0gli@ gebal=
ten tpa1r6e. @ir balten 6afir, bob
sic Ser. @tnaten tire Madt nidt al
lem fir Sic @obrung Ser Si@erbeit
i'm etgenen 2an6e in Mntuen6ung
bringem, ion6ern in Der garaen @ef,
tpo immer ibre SSntereiien nn6 @riin=
De ser @a1monitdt fol6es for6ern.
Sic Hei1en Mationen.
u8ir balten 6afir, 6aB ie6es @o1f
it6 sic &egierungform pable,. sic
ibm beliebt; 6aB sic fleinen Matioren
bon Sen groben Ma@ten ber1omgen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-06-22
9ie oemofratii6e Ylatt=
form.

Sic sur Nationalfonpention Der:
ionrn1elte oemofratii6e @urtei einigtt
iid, auf noditebe1rbe Mattform:
u@ir i%rooliieren Die &ermnlhune
@oporotp @illons. sic 1pri6t fin
iid ielber. Sic lit Der bette MuS6rud
elmer geiuroen 6emofratiiden SSn.
lonb= pie Muslanopolim.
u@ir foroern unter 8erufung al1I
uniern &eforo, under @intpeis 90
raul baB MIR ale gesebenen Ser
ipredungen einl0iten, m1f uniere Ton.
1truftipe @eietgebung, 5u einem Ser.
glei6 nit bem beraus, mas irgen6.
eirue atoere 9artei 81 irgen6 elmer
3eit geleiitet bot.
u@ir Tandem, oIs mir oas &egi=
me1t ontraten bas 2an6 nit ipe5iel=
len Nribilegien bela1tet, cine 6urd4
aus mongelbafte Sarifgelebgebung,
oeraltete 8anfgeiebe, un5ulangli6e
@abrnng. nniere m1stpartigen Mn=
gelegenbeitem tp11r6en b11r6 Smroels=
interelien geregeIt, sic m1f perionlide
@ortbeile gin5elner binausliefen. SHE
repubIifanii9e 8artei tpar ungead}=
tet immer mte0er BON 1reltem be-
tonter @erit9erunge11 nnfdbig, 6ie
Sddoen, Sic ite acknowledgement
batte, gu beieitigen. nnter unierer
Administration, sic nie per1ugte, uur=
BEN sic l1ebel obge1teut unb nnier
&olf befreit.
8nnbesreierbe.
Uni er altertbiimlidyes 8anf= nno
@dbrungsipitem, 6as unter repl1bli=
faniider Gertpalt1ng Hanif un6 I'm
gIiid oner grt Gbor nno Sbiir off,
1rete - felt langem Elm g6nb6od
fir SEN @el6trn1 It - pltrbe erIest
burd 6os g1tn6esrelerbegeieb, einen
ebrliden ubemofratii den &rebit" nrr=
ter &egierungsfontrol1e; un6 iener
miiroe bereits in Der Hraris erprobt,
er bot itd o1s Elm 8olltperf gegen eli
ne @eltfriits ermieien, un6 5mar Der
moge Ser Mn1penoa1ng nnierer &ilfs=
oue0en; ooourd, oaB mir geleBli6en
Snbu1trien nnbegren5ten &re6it &C.
nabren, madden mir cine @dbr1tngs=
eanif unmoglid.
8egen Mpnpppl.
u@ir boben cine 811noesban6els=
fommiiiion ms 2eben g%ernfen, Inn
pertpidelte 5ragen, 6ie unter Dem
Mntitruitgeleb oufgetporfen tper6en
mogen I0ien 8u h0n1en; a11f 6ieie
@eiie tpir6 es erm0glidt, einem Mo=
1opol sem @ntn6 un6 8ooer 51 emit
5ieben, ebe es ins @nttpiidelungslta=
blum tritt. Gin gere6ter gei9dft=
lider Mitbetperb lift iett geiidert.
u8ir boben Sen Smif geregeH,
un6 3uar 10, 6aB bie @infiinfte 5l&
3eiten 6es 6rie6ens bolla1f binrei<
den fir sic M6miniitrattonsbe6iirf=
niiie. @ir baben einen Sarif gel@af=
fen, ser fotpobI bonn @oninmenten,
o1s a16 bonn Hro6u5enten als libe=
ral be8ei6net mer6en m1B.
Sdutt ser Mrbeiter.
~Bir baben 6ie menf6Ii6e Mrbeit
m1f cine bobere @tufe un6 gu Mnie=
fen gebradt. 8ir baben 6em Mrbei=
ter 6as &edt Ser freien Organization
gum 3mede Ser 8abrung ieiner
@oblfabrt u1r6 gu feinem eigeren
Gdube ertbeilt. 8ir boben sic @e6te
6es Mrbeiters gegen unberedttgte
ginboItsbefeble gepabrt un6 ibm in
gtreitigfeitsfduen Dos @e6t elmer
gntdeio1tng 61lr9 cine SURF obne
3nbiIfenobme 6es @eriGts getp1br=
Ieiitet.
8afetppf.
@ir boben Dos @nfetpoitpitem 511
ei1rem boben @ra6e Ser @onen6a1ng
gebrodt; tpir bnben 6as 8oitipmfai-
fpr{fEtpm ertnpi4prf. nip 2nM Der
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-02
Miscellaneous

WE IrY hides. green or Dry htins
.u, rare BRASS copper nHi'nl'i"''
troa Inner tubes maeagara ana p'.
uyrs Charles Land a Co elt 'nf-
rfu 81 $50
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-02

ran SALE team ~ wen hroh'
,.4ns m4lrs cheap e sold a' on'
ctn bo seen 40 ihc woods hscfl
ble
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Llvg STOCK

roE sAlE n3r frar o'N
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-02

- : 80 -t--Evo acres .Hli - :
rsl 49, ,s.. -,d 70 esiilvasson. H. a N...f.
80 fairincnnt Ave- For; wns.e 49,.
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Room and Board

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osef hanilH eeaft eneen sssa IHte
sirr sge
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-02
Birthday Party.

There was some excitement at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Collins when
a few of Virginia's friends arrived to
give her a surprise birthday party. The
friends consisted Of the Senior Glass
and a few others, with Miss Florence
Sisler as ~chaperone. The evening was
a very delightful n spent in playing
games, and the loud and joyous chat
ter of the young people brought sweet
memories to the minds of Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins of their young days.
A delicious lunch was served which
was enjoyed by all.
The party was gotten up by Mrs.
Collins and Louise Gross, and we can
say this much they always make a
success of every thing they do and
especially in giving Birthday Parties.
Also we wish to mention u dear
teacher and chaperone, Miss Sisler.
She is the best chaperone we have
had yet.
The members of the party adjourn
ed at a late hour declaring they had
had one good time. X.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-02
Annapolis News.

We had some fine weather up to
Saturday, when it commenced snow
ing, but did not do much. 1t is snow
ing to-day (Monday.)
Chas. E. Bolch's store in Annapolis
was destroyed by fire last Thursday
night and building and contents were
a total loss. The stock of goods was
valued at $10,O 900 and n othing was
saved except three sacks of -four car
ried out by Mr.. Bolch himself. No
insurance on the stock. The building,
owned by Gus Funk, was insured for
5000. 1t was what was ono known
as the old Joseph G. Clarkson store,
built as years ago. Had it not been
for the tin roof on the structure the
hotel and Reese & Shurman's store,
adjoining, would undoubtedly have
been destroyed, too. Thirty men
carried water and Walter Berry stood
on the roof Of the hotel, slashing wa
ter wherever needed. SO intense was
the heat that he had to keep his
clothes soaked to keep them from
burning. Mr.. Bolch lost a ine new
Shepherd dog in the fire. About $500
worth Of hammer handles and wagon
spokes were in the second story. Up
to Sunday evening It has not been pos.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-02
Arcadia College.

The pupils of Arcadia College avail
ed themselves Of the opportunities for
enjoyment offered within the last two
weeks; the Juniors giving the annual
Valentine party, which was a real
success.
The S%ophomores eagerly seized the
'free day., Westinghouse Birthday,
to give their unique "College Medley.
The latter are to be congratulated
for the originality and enthusiasm dis
played, as we'll as for their knowledge
of domestic science made practical
by the delicious hot luncheon served
at the unusual hour in the dining
room.
All retired satisfied with an even
ing's enjoyment and the thought that
the next morning would bring with it
the privilege of longer time for
slumber.
The expression and vocal students
of the conservatory department are
in preparation for a classical drama,
and selections from light opera, to be
rendered the Seniors on March 9th,
The instrumental music under the
direction of Pro. Mentor Crosse will
receive due attention on the pro-
gram.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-02
Pilot Knob News.


Mr.. Sam Yeates is very sick at this
writing.
Helen Lorene, infant daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. RUDE Nations, is sick.l
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hart were Iron
ton visitors Sunday evening.
Mr.. v. Caully moved his family
from this place to Poplar Bluff last
week.
Mrs. Nations and son, of Arcadia +,
were visitors in the Knob Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. McCleode and
baby, of Sabula, we're guests of Mr..
James Billedo and family Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. Msyes of this place had the
misfortune to lose a valuable COW
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Parmeley and little
son returned Tuesday from visit to
Potosi relatives and friends.
Miss Cora McCleode, of Sabula, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. James
Billedo.
Mesdames Mausie and Harris and
others of Ironton attended church
here Sunday.
Miss May Deneson, Of Sabula, was
here visiting relatives and attending
church Saturday and Sunday.
$Miss Maud Mayes was over from
Ironton Sunday visiting home folks
and attending church,
Mr.. O. D. Alexander and family, o
Ironton, and Mr.. Francis Pardon ant
family OF the "Henley Farm" wer'
guests of Mr.. George Pardon and fam
lily Sunday.
Messrs. Will Thomas, George Bone
Frank Casting and others who ar
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-02
BellevieW News.

Several of our citizens attended
court in Ironton last week.
Glen Smith shipped 100 head of hogs
TO st. Louis last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Edmonds of
Bismarck visited in our town the lat
ter part OF last week.
Frank Parker has purchased the
house and lot recently owned by
Amos Bean. Mr.. Parker will move
this week.
Misses Grace McColl and Essie
Moore attended Eastern Star Lodge at
Caledonia last Tuesday night.
Mr.. P. Paullus of Coldwater is visit
ing his father, j. q. Paullus.
j. L. Logan was a business visitor
in st. Louis Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs.J. A. Townsend had a
guestin their home Saturday and Sun
day, Luther Williams of Caledonia.
Huston McColl and Lawrence Town
send both completed eight months
terms Of school in the West End last
Friday and returned home Saturday.
To welcome them home the young
folks gave them a surprise party on
Saturday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Chronister left last
Monday for st. Louis where they will
make their future home.
J. A.. Townsend recently purchased
a fine seal brown registered Percheror
horse from Warrensburgh, Mo. He
weighs 1900 lbs. He attracted quite Q
lot Of attention on our streets last
Saturday.
The Belleview Library Club warm
us to watch for the poster announcing
their two hour play at the Hall, in thu
near future.
We are sorry, indeed, to chronicl'
the death of Clara Ruth, the little 5
year old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
David Lasater, which occurred las
Wednesday, after an illness Of tire
weeks, from pneumonia and brail
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Big Public Sale.

Harry H. Halleck will sell his entire
herd Of dairy ~cows-sixty head Of
blooded Holstein and Jersey COWS, to-
gether with a lot Of fine heifers and
calves, a number Of good work mules,
saddle and driving horses. brood
mares, andimproved farming machin-
cry, at Public Auction, at Maiden,
Missouri, Tuesday, March 18th, 1916.
An unequaled opportunity for dairy
men, farmers and others to obtain
tested mich COWS, thoroughly ac-
climated and in excellent condition.
There are no t.'scrubs'' or sorry COWS
ON the Halleck farm, which adjoins
the city Of Maiden. Among,.the horses
is a four year, blood bay, registered,
fve-gaited saddle gelding, Lord Ches-
ter.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1916-03-02
working at Flat River spent Saturday

working at Flat River spent Saturday
and Sunday here with their families.
Prayer meeting was very interest
ing Tuesday evening, Mr.. Alexander
led and read for his lesson Il Peter Sd
chapter;) good talks were made on
the lesson, and it was voted to hold
prayer meeting on Sundays and We'd
nesdays at 1880 P. NJ, except the
fourth Sunday which is Rev. Parme-
ley's appointmenthere Sunday school
on Sunday afternoons at 2:30 O'Clock.
DON'T forget the Nazarene meeting at
Mr.. S. Orr's home.
Married-Sunday evening, February
q, 1916, Miss Maggie Bennett to Mr..
Glenn Pardon, at the home of the
BRIDES parents in the presence of only
a few friends Of the contracting party,
Rev. Parmeley officiating. Mr.. Pardon
is the eldest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Pardon, and is an excellent
young man, while his bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
E. w. Bennett and is a charming
young woman. Many friends join us
in wishing them bon voyage and may
each recurring year bring q continued
round of welded bliss. OPAL.