The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-07-28


this godly man served humanity. He
is quoted In the Bethany Republican
as often having said that he consider
ed his foster children an even greater
help to him than he was to them, Ms
in no other way could he have had
so much happiness.
Unionville Is rejoicing over the re-
cent appropriation by the House of
Representatives of $4,000 for q new
post office building in that city.
The Chilicothe gunstock factory has
just received an order for five car
loads of finished walnut parts for
acroplancs for use in the U. ). army
service. Walnut Is now being used
for that purpose, because Of its ability
to resist bullets.
Two of Savannah's church bells
were formerly used on Missouri
River steamboats,, and their history
1 is told in a remarkable historical
sketch in last weeks Savannah Re-
porter. The bell Of the Presbyterian
church went down with a steamer,
which sank in the lower strctchers of
the Big Muddy in 1s4l, was recovered
as part Of the salvage by wreckcrs
and passed through the hands of a st.
Louis junk dealer and was sold Years
afterward to the Savannah Presby-
terians for their church. The Chris.
tian church of that city has bell
With like history. recovered from the
lwreckagc Of the steamer Saluda.
which was destroyed at Lexington in
Anil, 1859, b. boiler explosion,
which cost 1876 lives.
From Fairfax comes an authentic
report, vouched for by DIR. o. l.. Tenn
pleton, that Mrs. Eli Arnold, aged 55
years, last week, became the mother
of i0.pound girl, her sixteenth child.
The Savannah Reporter comments
on the unusual number Of violent
deaths that have brought sadness 70
Andrew county homes within the past
20 days. Four persisted by drowning.
two were struck by lightning. one lost
his life under the wheels of a train,
and the last, boy, named Oscar
Oliver. accidentally shot himself last
week while out hunting.
The Tarkio Avalanche has uncover
cd evidence Of graft In the Atchison
sauo ko, ,,,nr san 49,, lorn,r sncrii'
,nsoc,an, o sor s 'o' wv p mr. OF T rus,
price was So gallon. which brought
the cost Of the 100 gallons up to $40.
IL Is said that the salesman of these
goods made a practice Of giving rugs
and furniture to county officials favor.
ing him with nice orders. Tarkio
druggists o'fer to sell disinfcctant Mt
30 cents a gallon, and each gallon Of
tnis diluted with water. will make
use.
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Just because of m humble b.c,s ,os,
La Maryyillc man. / n NcIy,, T.
laid IN with n broken lcy' lie was
on n load of hny when Inc tcam ran
into the bees nest md ran nm, agar
On high. Melvin iumpcd to cscanc In
Jury In the runaway. hut landed 4, |,
ravi-e with the foregoing Iisns,,nn'
result.
With bluegrass seed barvcs, G,;sh.
led. Maitland H. nou. " sn,n .h'sh.
;clvi, Of ,h,, ill., . e s, NM -; q
~ H. o "a, 'h har .as;, s",u s'ooo bushels
lrcds of bus%cIs or S, a' moi nnnhy nun
T, Kansas CIV h",n m,H ne,enoors !,
S''oo pushel.
Iexi,y,on ~, Ia, c.,,.,., -
,ion s,nws n - ,".' sattu,n! c,c ce,
WV '! '"'''''' VI "o-
Fl A. ono ros,,, Of ,.,.;, "A. 49,,
ness streets mi, wid,b Wnrs,,i III ou va,
have underground ,o,onh"n "s s o.h,os WI ~,
business scction S"''! P'''s III th'
,
Because n local pastor rcccn,Iv SIN,
. cd that the condition of Tho Maysviii
, much care and concern for The chill
/, lren as does the big Lathrop mul
n barn for the mules gathered th"r,
the city board of education have NH
y lished mn one, I.,,o. h, NIL