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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-07-06

Sometime ago overheard . convsr-
saiien between two men. one : banker
and one nj the head Of an important
business, both being past ffty years Of
age. and men whose names wouiG easi-
II t,e recognized by most reader Of
newspapers published In their home
city. They were not discussing wilson,
Roosevelt or Htghes, the tariff, litera-
tnrs and art, but the folly Of a state
land bank law. One OF them mentioned
the fact that it Is said that bill had
been drawn up to be voted on in No
vember. The other answered after Civ
ing the matter careful thought, that it
bad no merits, standing by itself: that
it would be quite unnecessary; would
be open to attsck in many instances.
and ss ye: an experiment which would
have TO he tried out. We have had to
much experimentation and the public
generally is not 10 sympathy with any
thing new Of this kind. OF late year,
too many new things have sprung az
which were Of very little benefit to the
people. such as the promotion Of can
ming factories and bank Insurance. bust
and Others which caused the public 10
become ske1tic, Of course a good many
will buy bonds rs II |. safe, the bonds
being issued under the supervision Of
the federal government However, taking
an inventory Of the whole matter, II Is
noticed that expenses accrued by hand
ling the selling of the bonds etc. must
ultimately be paid by the borrower
Again, this system il adopted In Missou-
ri must compete with the national system
with money Lenders AMI local banks :.
This wonld require extensive advertising
AMI the services Of expert brokers, all
expenses incurred being paid bv the
borrower Aglia. what extra induce
mcnt could Missouri give over the na-
tional system, the money lender and
local bank, at the same rate of interest:
Here YOU glol ani honest voter is an
item Ia look at with square dealing eye.
We air -aly have too many laws. some
of watch puzzle the best lawyer.
Contributed.
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-07-06
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-07-06
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-07-06

OF the
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
BANK OF wEsTPHALfA

BANK OF wESTPHALrA
Al westphalia. State Of Missouri. At the
close of business on the s0th. day OF
June 1914. published In the
0SAGE COUNTY vOLKsBLATT,
newspaper printed and published al
WeStphalia, State Of Missouri on the Q.
day of July 1916.
Resources.
Loans and discounts, undoubtedly good
on personal or collateral szI,s.5.is
Loans, real estate . -. &. $40 sc
Overdrafts. --...-.
Real estate (banklng house, 3.oOo.OO
Furnitlre and fixtures 81. 80. 10000
Due from other banks and
bankers, subject to check :. o.17i.s4
Cash items. s...... ...
Currency ..--. .........-. ..2,S7g.0O
Specie q. -. -- ....-. I.3s;1.ss
Total i4s,I7s.s3
Capital stock paid ln....... %. .o00Oo
Surplus fund ...... $4,000
Undivided pfohss, net. -. -. 3,assSS
individual deposits subject to
Check.,.",...".......,.-. ~. 1881
Time certificates OF leposll ... 81, ,sss.s
Unpaid Diyidents s...,....... ic00
Total i4s.T7s.es
STATE or MISSOURI :.
County of Usage
We. Henry a.
brune rs Vice President, and Henry
Westerman as cashier Of said bank, esch
of us. do solemnly swear tha, the above
statement is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
HENRY A. BRUNE Vice President.
HENRY wESTERMAN, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 9Th, dav of July A. D. nineteen
hundred and sixteen.
Witness my hand and ne:oriAl seal On
The date last aforesaid. (CommisSionsd
and quAlided for q term expiring March
is. 1918.
,Sr,H HENRY CAsTR0P.
Notary Pua ic.
JOSEPH CASTROP
- JOS. PLASSMEYER
i ANTON q. HUER
Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-07-06

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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-07-06

Resources
Loans aud dis ounts, undoubtedly good
on personal or eollasrral. Sio.7si.eT
Loans. real estate 80. ....... i>.Si5.eo
Over traftS.... -... .-.....- -
Other ReAl E>'ate ...,.-....- 9,es~.0
Furniture and hxtures 49,. i.eI.Te
Due from other aass ant
bankers. subject TO ehecs. sass!
Casl items =, ., .,......,. iCt.ol
Currency -. .......... .... i.,'s.ol
Specia. .... go. ,....-.... sii.R
Interest Account ....,....,. 1900
Total 4i,ese.Ss
Liabilities.
Capital stock pal ia.....,. .e,Uo,0
Undivided p,ost So. 49, Asst
Individg Il deposits ,ahjtet to
cheek 49,. ,.,..,.,.. s,W.u
rimr crtiatAtes oi deposit si,Sr3
Bills payable and re-discNuuts
Total 4i,eSc,sa
SfArs or Missouri a.
C1uniy Of Usage
We.
Jnhn FennewNld ss President, andS. j
Ra"rsa"yer as Cashier Of said taak
each al rs, DO selemaly swear that tie
4hov' statet:teat IS true 10 the hest q
our sn0Sledse sni heliet.
JOIN FENNEwA.D, President,
c. 1. EJskSNEYER. Csshle-.
Si1>eri se.i ard swora - hs:ere me,
this &, .'ay q: tg'y A. I. ineteen
hundred IN sixteen.
Witness ,ay hand and noturiA, seal or
tie ,ls,r rs, sforesSi /, &c mrai stoned
and qvAisei for astesm expiring March
u. lass
.sEA.O EENRy CAsTRoP.
Notary n bic
.,.-~ 6Eo. ". wgRSTR
80 HENRY REJNEL a
J HENRY SCdAUwECktE
caiAt sex Stnhlsazs rssniar.
Gin ir.ier lei1tsr Sfuhlacna tha.
Id N ell seiten aater eefnnbheit.
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Osage County Volksblatt. (Westphalia, Mo.) 1896-1917, 1916-07-06
NO. 1871.
Official Statement

OF THE FINANCIAL CONDITION
oi the
FARMERS 1 MERCHANTS BANK
At we>tahalis. state nt Missouri, At the
close Of business en- the SIT dAy o,
June 1916, published in ,he
OSAGE COUNTY NOi.kSBt arr,
a newspaper printed and published
estphal,s, Stat of Missouri On th 9
day of July 1919,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10
CHARLESTON JURY
FAILS TO AGREE
DAY OF DELIBERATION
DELIBERATION
Nearly Twenty-fOur Hours
Spent in Vain Attempt to
Reach Decision.

Charleston. Oct. 8.-After beins
out nearly "a hours the jury in the
Brown case, which opened in the
court Of general sessions Friday
morning, was discharged this after.
noon at o'clock Judge Rice orderine
a mistrial The jury retired Satur-
day at p. m, with the evidence III
this first election case" At 1880
O'Clock it had not reached agreement
and was locked up to spend the
second night in the court house
When 1t was seen this afternoon that
there was no hope OF agreement
Judge Rice ordered mistriaI.
Men of both factions in municipaI
politics were on the jury in about
equal proportions.
Solicitor Henry tonight would
make public no inkling OF his plans :
to the other IL election cases pendipg
and which he came here specially to
prosecute. 1t is probable. however.
that failure to secure a verdict in the
Brown case may mean a postpone
ment of the others to another term.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10
L. -. LAND BANK BOARD
GUARDS AGAINST FRAUD

Washington, Oct S.-Because of
numerous complaints that fraud has
been practiced in the organization of
joint stock land banks under the new
rural credits law, the farm loan board
announced tonight that no charter
would be granted to any joint stock
land bank in the organization of
which there had been any expense for
promotion, and that the consideration
OF charters for these banks would be
deferred until the completion of the
organization of the Federal farm loan
system.
The board has received informa-
tion that swindlers have sold fraudu-
lent joint stock land bank stocks TO
needy farmers in many sections and
that in some cases men OF good
standing have been misled into be.
coming officers and stockholders in
these enterprises Other companies
engaged in selling their stock and
paying small commission appar-
emily are not organized with fraudu-
lent intent, but will not be chartered
TO do business in the farm loan sys-
tenn under today's announcement.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10

a scene of perfect resplendence not
soon to be forgotten.
Auto Prizes.
A prize of SIS in gold will be given
for the best decorated car. Plyler &
Mackey will give one $3.50 "auto
bumper" for best decorated Ford
car. Lancaster Garage will give one
sc Spot Light" attachable to any
car. for best decorated farmers car.
The parade will proceed from Dunlap
to Main street, down Main to the
Southern depot, returning on Main
thence TO the corner of Catawba and
Dunlap streets where the iudgine
will be done.
School Parade.
The School Day Parade will be held
Friday. November "a Professors G.
r. Wessinger, V. A. Lingle, S. r.
Miles OF Heath Springs and H. w.
Scott of Kershaw are the managers.
The parade will form near school
house promptly at 10 a. m. and will
move in line OF march in same meth
cd as outlined in auto parade, being
led by mounted polio, band, chief
marshall and assistants. Every
school in the county is urged to be
present and participate in the days
program.
A more inspiring scene cannot be
pictured in the mind of man than
that OF some three to four thousand
happy school children, marching to
the enchanting music of Dixie. -
waving their little banners and shout
ing their little voices in ecstacy of
delight, for to many of them it mean,
day of days. So let the little fell
lows come and enjoy a day of bliss
ful happiness, a needed recreatioh
day of perfect enjoyment.
Prizes.
Sd in gold will be gwen FOR best
school float in parade. SIS in gold
FOR largest percentage of enrolment
from any one school making best
showing on foot.
remember Friday will witness the
grand parade of school floats and. as
above outlined. suitable cash prizes
VIII be given for best decorated
foat. The fair management does not
mean by this the most expensive but
on the other hand, it is their inten-
tIon to encourage the children in
budding and decorating their floats
with natural foliage which they can
secure with little effort
In Fridays issue of The Lancaster
News we will name the various SUI
perintendents for the fair and discuss
their duties
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10
GOVERNOR MANNING
STARTS FOR HOME
TO CONTINUE INQUIRIES
Party Will Bring Back Informa.
tiOn of Great Value to Far.
merS of State.

Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 8.-Having
completed trip of several hundred
miles through the States OF Louisiana
and Mississippi, the South Carolina
boil weevil commission arrived in
Montgomery early tbs morning.
Governor Manning left the party
today and is returning to Columbia.
The commission will tomorrow Wis
it many farms in Alabama, which is
considered comparatively new weevil
territory.
Last night at Brookhaven, Miss,
the commission held a conference
of three hours when the reoprt on the
investigation was drafted Certain
will be made to the
people of South Carolina.
The commission will hold a meet
ing in Columbia at a later date and II
is very probable that a great confer
ence of farmers, merchants and bank
ors will be called when the means of
meeting the ravages of the weevil
will be considered.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10
GRAND PARADES
FEATURE OF FAIR
MIR. B. CUNNINGHAM CHIEF MARSHAL
Automobile and School Day Parades To Play
Important Part in Fair Program---Prizes to
be Given---Assistant Marshals to
be Named Later.

Among the many features of the
Lancaster County Fair, to be held
November 20-25. that will prove in
teresting to the many thousands of
visitors who will crowd the streets S
during the event. will be that OF the
two monster parades which will take
place on Thursday and Friday, No
vember 23 and "a. The committee
having this work in charge has ar
ranged program which it is believed
will interest everybody.
After having given the selection of
"a suitable man careful attention. tax
ing into consideration the many and
varied qualifications required to
properly and effectively fill the pos;
satisfactory. the committee has
chosen Mr.. b. Cunningham of Lam
caster for the important position az
Chief Marshal who will have SUI.
pervision of the parades. Mr.. Gun.
ningham is deeply interested in the
success of the fair association: he is
thoroughly conversant with the manv
duties in connection with the post, a
splendid horseman, and, in our opin-
ion, the committee made a wise Sc
lection to this important position, and
should feel elated that he has con-
sented to accept. Mr.. Cunningham
advised last evening that he would
make the appointment Of his assist
ants in time for publication in Fri,
days issue.
In addition to tn smaller ones
there will be two grand parades dur
ing the fair. The first will be that of
the Automobile Parade" in which
a large number of cars will partici-
pate, and will be seen on Thursday
November %. The parade will form
on Dunlap street and will move
promptly at 10 a. m. The line of
march will be led by mounted police
Chief j. f. Orr and his two assist
ants, Messrs. Orr and Linder. follow
ed by the twelve piece Italian band
in full parade uniform. Next in line
"'' oo 'ho Shiei HldTSnai, MT. Gun
ningham, followed by his assistants
mounted three abreast. In the frs,
car will be Mr.. f. NJ. Croxton. presi.
dent Lancaster County Automobile
Association, and Mr. G. Millen Plyler
OF the enterprising firm of Plyler &
Mackey, managers for the parade
Following in perfect order will be a
number OF cars of all make. shape
form and fashion, profusely decorat.
ed in color schemes both appropriate
and bewitching in which will be gal.
liant men and beautiful gowned wo.
men all combined creating a fascinat.
ing spctre of human achievement. and
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10

coming months. The farmers clubs
and all similar organizations should
take on new life and prepare for a
profitable winter. Every community
should have its organization that will
help to build up the individual com
munity. One or two energetic per.
sons can start proposition that will
Drlng aid from their friends and
change greatly for the better anv
community. OF course Lancaster
county communities are all right but
that is conclusive evidence that they
might be better. The News plans to
push such work the coming months.
and VIII be pleased TO cooperate
with ali'communities interested.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10
FALL TERM COURT
CONVENED MONDAY
JUDGE MAULDIN PRESIDES
Work Pushed With Rapidity-J.
c. McLure Acting
Solicitor.

The fall term of court for Lancas-
ter convened Monday morning with
Judge II. j. Mauldin of Pickens on
the bench. On account of the Gov
ernor having Solicitor ]. X. Henry in
Charleston prosecuting what is
known as the election cases." Hon.
j. G. Mcclure is acting solicitor. The
court has a heavy docket for the
term. Court will adjourn Thursday
at noon to enable Judge Mauldin TO
go to Columbia to meet with the Su-
preme Court to pass on number of
constitutional matters. Court will
reconvene next week but we have not
been advised if the criminal docket
will again be taken up and continued
until completed. or whether the court
will pass to the civil docket
The following cases were tried
Monday:
Rainey Williams plead guilty to
housebreaking and larceny: sentence
one year on public works of the
county
William Drakeford plead guilty to
housebreaking and lal ceny: sentence
Is months on public works of the
county
Lee Vester Houston guilty to as
sault with intent to kill and carrying
concealed weapon sentence nine
months or $500 fine.
Henry Jones plead guilty to petit
larceny; sentence 80 days or $50 fine.
half Of sentence suspended during
good behavior.
Springs Montgomry plead guilty to
assault; sentence 80 days or s35
| fine.
Joseph Cunningham arraigned ON
charge of Arson Case set for Tues
day morning.
Tuesday Morning.
Orrin Miller colored. plead guilty
to charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill and carrying con-
cealed weapon, and was given IA
months on the gang or 5000.
Joe Woodward colored. plead
guilty TO charge of housebreakine
and laceny and was given Is months
on the gang.
/ AS we go to press the court was en-
gagged in the trial of Joe Cunning
ham, colored, charged with the burn
ing of T. Y. Williams gin house on
the 5th of June of the present year
The Grand Jury have reported up.
on all the bills intrusted to them hy
the solicitor, and are now working on
their final presentment which we will
publish in our next issue.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-10-10
1O1 RANCH SHOW TRAIN
WRECKED IN VIRGINIA

Norfolk, Va, Oct. S-A special
train on the Virginia Railway. bear
ing the 1O1 Ranch and Buffalo Bill
Wild West Show to Norfolk. was
wrecked today near Victoria. 14l
miles from this city.
More than a score of horses are
said to have been killed. There was
no loss of life. Cause OF the wreck
has not been ascertained.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-04

The people whose advertisements
you read in this paper are on the level
They're not afraid of their goods.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-04
REPAIRS ON ELDRIDGE DRUG
COBuLDING SOON COMPLETED.

The work of renovating the building
occupied by the Eldridge Drug Co., is
almost completed and the store Will
be one of the prettiest in Americas.
The counters have been replaced by
handsome and costly showcases, and
these show up most attractively. The
front is now composed Of two large
show window, with beautiful single
door between. The management an
nounces that within a few days the
work will be entirely finished and then
viii the popular drug company take
its place as one Of the handsomest in
the city, or for that matter the state.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-04
MINUTES Of COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS

The Board of Commissioners of
Roads and Revenues met in regular
session. Present, ]. L. Johnson, chair
man; T. B. Hooks, Arthur Rylander,
W. E. MITCHELL j. F. Daniel.
Minutes last regular meeting read
and confirmed.
Elizabeth Parker applied for aid. Ap e.,
plication declined.
Mr. S. B. Hall came before the
beard requesting his barn put back in
same condition as found when occupied
by road forces. T. B. Hooks and w. E.
Mitchell appointed to investigate COL
dition of said barn.
Anthony Bird and Ishmael Williams
made application for aid; both appli-
cants given permission to go to tho
poor farm.
1t is ordered that the road from
Ed Lanes to Andersonville by Pen.
nington's School house be and hereby
abandoned.
On motion the sheriff instructed to
have the lawn between the courthouse
and city property kept properly moved
by the janitor. -. -e "a
A. Rylander and T. B. Hooks author
lied to employ veterinary at fixed sal
airy.
The following committee appointed
to appear before the City Council to
make some definite agreement as to
payment for the maintenance of con-
victs worked on city streets: T. B.
Hooks and Arthur Rylander.
! ia. PINKsToN. Secretary.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-04
LETS MAKE AMERICUS
THE CITY BEAUTIFUL

Get ready for Cleanup Week. l.
hits Americas on April 9Th, and from
present indications the week will
mean the end of the dirt and germs
laid up through the winter for sum-
mer use.
This cleanup week is nationwide
Institution and the custom is a most
beneficial one. The federated clubs of
the United States are back OF the great
and the women all over
the country are pushing the campaign.
In Americas the Music Study club, OF
which Mrs. J. W. Harris, Jr., is presi-
dent, sponsors the occasion, and they
are resolved to make Americas the city
beautiful indeed.
The ladies urge all the housewives of
the city to clean thoroughly the places
where refuse has collected through the
winter months, in order to destroy all
disease bearing germs and microbes
The flowers, also, that have been in the
house during the blasts of the cold
periods, should be brought into the
sunlight, that all danger might be re-
moved from collected germs.
The lawns of the city should be
beautified, and in this way the beauty
and attractiveness of Americas would
be greatly enhanced The early spring
of the Southland enables the people of
this section to begin OPPORTUNITY the
work of restoring to the natural state,
the beauty of the homes, flowers and
lawns.
The city officials have made ample
arrangements to care for all trash that
may he obtained from the premises OF
citizens; the crematory is in fine con-
dition, and an extra force will be put
to work, in order to handle more quick.
ly the refuse gathered in the cleanup
week.
The campaign, as has been said, is
nation wide in its scope. A perfect sys-
TEN has been worked out by the FEEDER
ated Clubs of the states. The presi-
dent of the National Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs sends out all directions
concerning the work, these directions
being sent direct to presidents of var
ious State Federations, who in turn
send out instructions to the district
chairmen. These chairmen then send
instructions to the presidents of local
clubs, and there the actual work Of
identifying the country begins. The
work in the North does not begin un
til later in April, owing to their late
spring season, but in the favored South
the work starts early in the month,
April 2th-12th, being designated this
year as Cleanup Week"
The people of Americas should fall
right in line and help make Americas
"'The Ideal Location"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1916-04-04
SGabOdrd Air Line
The Progressive Railway Of the sSsrb

Leave Americas Tor Cordele, Re-
Dhelle, Abbeville, Helena, Lyons, Ca.
Tins, Savannah, Columbia, Richmond.
Portsmouth and points East and SOuak,
1881 p m
$3.50 q m
Leave Americas for Cordele, Abba-
Ills. Helena and intermediate points.
Sis p n afa
Leave, Americas for Richland, a.
anita, Birmingham Hurtsboro, MonA
E0mery and points West and Northwest
s:1O p I'M
Leave Americas for RIcnland, CnE<
ambus, Dawson, Albany and interm@-
iiate points
1906 G m
Seaboard Buffet Parlor~ Sleeping CAa
IN Trains IL and IA, arriving AmsrieuG
from Savannah 11:25 D. m, and leAv-
Ing Americas for Savannah 2:3O q N
Sleeping car leaving for Savannah 60
$3.50 a. m, win be open fer pessen-
gers at II 20 D. -. H.,
For further information apply TO, III.
P, Everett, Local Agent, Americas,
Ca c. w. Small, Div. Pass. Agsne.
Savannah, Ca; C. B. Ryan, G. p. A.,
Norfolk. Va.