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The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-05-18
Democratic Ticket.

President Woodrow Wilson
Governor Dr. c. H Brough
Secretary of State Tom j. Terral
Auditor Hogan Oliver
State Supt. }. L. Bond
Com. Mines, etc John H. Page
Treasurer r G. Mcdaniel
Com. Highway VIM. Owen
Congress W. 5. Goodwin
r. r. Com Herbert X. Wilson
Com. Lands W. b. Owen
Att. Gen. John d. Arbuckle
Pros. Atty. +. L. Compere
Judge E P Toney
Sheriff R. f. AIcorn
Treasurer j. Splawn
Supt. Schools D T. Henderson
Assessor H. {. Sawyer
Circuit Clerk Gaines Merritt
Co. Clerk Geo. Elder
Representative Badly Ninson
Justices of the Peace 6 W Flow
ers and K. l.. Johnson
Constable Tom Blggs
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-05-18
At the Methodist Church.

Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Epworth League at ESQ P. m.
Prayer Meeting at 7:30 p. m. on
Wednesdays. J L, Cannon, pastor.
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-05-18
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB WORK
No. s. Primary Rules OF Cotton
Growing.


BY W {. Lassett"r. Assistant Director
OF Extension. University of Arkan-
sas. and L ) Department of Agri-
culture. Cooperating
Cotton responds more readily, more
pereeptihly and more prohtahly 10
little good treatment than any other
farm crop Il viii seemingly do bet
ter under adverse conditions than any
other crop Never "A year comes but
that some money can be made from
cotton But since the crop responds
so readily to good treatment. there is
no reason for requiring that it grow
without attention Yield of cotton per
acre can BE- materially increased
through attention To variety to be
grown. the preparation of the land,
fertilization and cultivation
More than 500 varieties OF cotton
are being grown in the South and
these vary widely in their ability TO
Weld In tests conducted by the Ar
kansas Experiment Station the aver
age Of the better varieties showed an
increased return OF from twelve 10
fifteen dollars per acre as compared
with the average OF the poorer varte-
ties Repeated tests conducted by the
Experiment Station show that for ay-
crage conditions the Mebane Trl-
umph Cleveland Rig Boil Triee. Rub
lee. Simpklns and King are reliable
varieties from the standpoint of yield
per acre
Al cotton seed 20 be used for
planting should he tested for germ
nation before planting Use Tor this
tNe plates aud piece of absorbent
.otton cloth as outlined for various
farm seed tests 10 not use seed for
planting purposes TIA, show less than
- Der cent termination
II ne soil Is 10 produce good cotton
II must be well prepared All land
fo, cotton shouId be- broken in The
fan ar IN the vcr, early spring going
one inch deeper than at the last
hraakjnc
We'll drained land should not be
bedded Very poorly drained land
nrobabl,= shoHld b. bedded DO your
hcddtDa a. least three 81 four weeks
,bs3o Of nIan,inr ilmr.
II land ha, been broken in the fall
ny carl, ~pr,ne bcsin to doubI, disk
a, .,hna,. .trr,r or tour weeks before
.1g,eIn. ,r,,. fh,n harrow Zach week
.u0ltf rradv for nlant,us This repeat.
q harreV,r. vlI e3l successive
4rs of rra-s and weed A. fa,t as
,n.. ,n,rs mn and vii Ieaye. ~. land
,a-rr#- -rr.- nj weed seeds and viii
r,ag..,.,I.s..-e,.. aa4...r. ia work Vh.r.
land b,dd.5 harrow the tons of me-
p..de vs4 h.fo,. f.l,rtin. rr, ia
The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1916-05-18
A Step Forward.

The Women ) Auxiliary of the local
Presbyterian church is clothing little
orphan girl at the Southwestern Pres
byterian Home and School for Orphans
an ltasca. Texas At a meeting of the
officers and teachers of the Sunday
School last Friday night it was decided
to place before individual classes of the
Sunday school the matter Of assuming
the board of the same orphan. To say
that the plan met with a hearty and
enthusiastic response would be putting
it mildly. When the amount OF the
pledges was ascertalned last Sunday It
was found that the necessary amount
was fully subscribed. 1t Is very com
mendable for the Women's Auxiliary
and the Sunday school of a church the
size OF this one to assume the entire
support and clothing of an orphan as a
side issue over and above the work
they are already doing
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20
TRABAJGS EN- SUD AMERICA

ToGas estas co0s!0eTaciores !ndi-
can "a Ea.guitud cue las ~cxpieracio-
acs a.c~aazar;.n en- los PASSES latino
americanos. Y ms probabiiidades Cue
agucilaS regiones otrecen para an
future Immediate.
No hace largo tempo que Lord
C0wdray envi6 l Lord Murray : "a
America del Sur para que g~esJionara
concesiones oficiales para Ia eNp,ota-
cior del aceite y cier1os derecnos de
puerto : Was de communication. Las
pro2o>itiones fucron discutidas en- Co
lombi& ' c, Ecuador. : despertaroH
una tempestad de p~yotestas por p&rtc
&c i~utereees ~contrarios que Sc opo-
man a5iertameurc Al otorEamiento lie
f..nqucias. Eina.meate las proDos;
Clones iusron desechadas, : ahor2
ua6aja" ACCOMPLISHMENTS a!gGn2s
coEpaGias que so.amente denea algu-
~ .e.2clJs. con empresas intcrnacio-
n&In1cnte conocidas omo monopoli-
z2GoTaS.
In e Peru n production en- e. ano
dc 1911 tue &c ll5.203 ~,o@eladas, de
las cuales "a International Petroleum
Company domino "a mayor parte. Las
dos r~cs:rerias peruaEaS estaa si5ua-
Gas en- Ea.ara y Zorritos, pero Ia ma
yor pagta del acei,e crudo es envi&-
DO q las retinesias 20-teamer;ca@as
lie X cossa de! P2cifico.
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"a peIY1a Gle
IeyeT1da

MIA. Elizabeth dc WED. conocida en-
c! mvado &c .ts .etras con el seud6ni-
mo de Carmen SYLVIA. CUare"t& y seis
amos antes. en- 1853, Carlos | De
Hclcn2o!.crn !" hab.a ilev@G9. coro-
NADIA de a~zaharcs, al himeu@o. ! hoy.
despu5s de asistir 4 Ia guerra mis-
srauGe que han contemplate los 81
CLOS. tras de habcr duLo sepultura al
comuaHero de 81 viG" J habcr yisto
como una dc sus sobrinas predilectas.
IL Fr.nccsa De WED era a.rojada del
Irnuo Ge Albania. cuunGo apenas CO.
mea=;.n& = conocer 4 aquel pueblo
rr5e,de. In admirable figura lie ca
Eeina c~aritariva. i Ia par bucna ar
;is,n = 5uen% soberaaa. Sc hunde en-
~ mecruras de n NADIA.
Su nomarc Ileno toaa ma cuoca:
81, o5.as son ccnociGas en- TODD .
muaco y HIS dc ur" de nuestras lee.
;og"- .eguramen-e q, leer sus .evcn-
tas y cua.ray ha scnt!do geyivi.. en-
~ imag.aac.oa 10. vicjos t.cmpos de
los a~r;ar;nt: g.i,as. dc las h#u"s cue
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PCLIMARE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-03-20

Hasta aQu! Il in:ervju ce.ccraja
por 81 pegioJisua frances. Diremos.
por Il,imo. que Ia Reina contaba 20
amos, pues:o que hab.a nacido cn
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28
MANTON.

MIR. Vernon Rice spoke at the Baptist
Church last Sunday.
Mr.. Charles ii. Carpenter recently pur.
chased new Cadillac car.
MIR. Edward Newman recently purchased
a new Stoddard.Dayton machine.
DIR. and Mrs. A. ID. Rose have returned
from two weeks vacation at Block Island.
Miss Kittie Ryan is confined to her home
on Manton Avenue with an attack OF
malaria.
James 4. Dooley, Esq, attended the Old
Home Day celebration at Burrillville last
Saturday.
Post Commander, Joseph J. Irons and
Mrs Vlnie Jilsou OF Everett. Mass, and
Mrs. Anna Lane took dinner with Mr.. and
Mrs Il. d. Evans las, Sunday.
bakery wagon belonging to /. !.
Hughes and driven by Frank Mccoy, was
considerably damaged last Friday, when
the horse ran away. The accident occur
red on Elm street about $50 p. m.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28
Business Mems Outing.

Members Of The OlneyviIle Business
Mems Association and guests to the num-
Der Of eighty, attended the annual outing
Of the Association at the Warwick Cub
on Thursday afternoon The affair vas one
Of the most successful in the history Of the
organizliion, though the program Of ath-
ietie events bad 10 be run Of between the
showers A lunch sas served a, o'cioek
and the bake was announced at 4 p N
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28
The Tariff on Photographs

A well known olneyville physician re-
Gently received package of photographs
from relative, who resides in Nova
Scotia, Following the package, was
notice that he was indebted to the u. 5.
charges. lie asked Tor all explanation
aud was informed that photographs from
foreign countries are subject TO tarin
charges. The doctor paid the bill, but is
not enamored with the beauties of the
Underwood Tariff Schedules.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28
National Secretary.

At the National Convention OF the
Ancieu, Order of Hibernians, which was
held in Boston last week, Thomas ]
Matthews OF this place, was elected
National Secretary MIR Matthews election
. this very responsible position. is very
pleasing to his many friends throughout
tie state lie viii establish his office in
Providence he National President of
the order, Joseph Mclaughlin, is a resi-
dent OF Philadelphia Mr. Matthews is a
former member OF the General Assembly
and has been prominent member OF the
Hibernians for II number ol years lie is
a member OF the firm of IL and I ]
Matthews, printers
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28

Miss Mable Craig. cashier at ii. &. Mott
X Cos store is enjoying a vacation this
week
Tomorrow, the Revere Rubber Co and
the Valley street mill has an outing at
Rocky Point The party, which il is ex.
pseied, will nuniber 1000, will leave the
plant ON special cars
The National Providence Wors,ed plant
on Valley street, shut down last evening
until Monday morning, and the webosset
pant on Dixie street shut down at noon
tiue today until Monday morning
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28
AT Private Sale.

The household furniture a, the fine resi-
dence of IL. T.. Foster, AT Park Avenue,
Auburn, is being sold. Here is splendid
opportunity TO buy fine furniture, rugs,
brass beds, mattresses, parlor, dining room
and library suites, chamber sets, mirrors,
bric-a-brac, bureaus, etc Also chance 10
buy a piano at a small cost. Goods can be
seen Sunday or any day next week,
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-07-28
THORNTON.

car.
George w. Patton Of Hughesdale, has a
Metz ruuabout.
The Johnston Probate Court held
regular session on Tuesday.
Mr.. George Booth and family are spend.
ing The week al BullocS's Cove.
Col. Frank w. Tillinghast attended the
old home day exercises at Burrllyille last
Saturday.
ii. B. Scott, formerly OF this place, is
making some extensive Improvements to
his drug store at the corner OF Washing.
ton and MaIhewson Streets, Providence.
The new club hous. of the Johnston
Lodge OF Moose is nearing completion.
Workmen are re modelling a big tenement,
block aud the members anticipate the
completion Of the work in time for hold
ing the meeting there next month. The
Johnston Lodge Of Moose is a thriving or
ganization aud the members desired per-
manent quarters. The site is above the
village OF Thornton on Plain6eld Street.
AFgU and Beet Wayie Of Northampton
Mass, are spending two weeks with their
aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Parker of Orchard
Avense.
Frederick Pauson and Leslie Holroyd
are going to Northampton, Mass to
pend a week with their uncle, Air. Fred
lIolroyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Daboll and son
Norman, have returned from a two weeks
visit to lillian, N. Y.
Mr.. Harry Briggs OF Larkin Lane has
accepted a position with Mr.. William
Aitchison.
MIR. John Toomey Of Plainhelj Pike re-
Gently purchased a new Ford car.
Mr. John Cawley Of Morgan Avenue was
Injured while working for the PocasSet Ice
Company.
Mr.. Julian Baicbni is having his house
Clemence Street repaired
DR.. aud Mrs. A. o. Robbins were at
Cape Cod last week.
Many residents Of this section were sad.
iy disappointed last Sunday on account OF
the weather.
The Simmons Mansion on Atwood Ave.
Is being re painted The house is occupied
ia, M .nd Mye u oIbino
Two wagons, one belonging to Mr. Fred
Bou'tou and the other TO Mr.. Amos Peck
we're IN collision ast Saturday on IIar-
ris Avenue. Mr.. Boulton's wagon was
considerably damaged.
Mr. Fred Roper has left the employ Of
y. Keighley and intends to accept posi-.
lion as chsuifer.
The Thornton Branch Of the British Re
lief Society held IT. regular weekly meet
ing last Monday evening. The reports
showed that the society had received
s25 5.o5 during the past week, bringing the
grand total up TO s3s95.S7.
Nj. John Doe. who recently returned
rom bridgeport, Conn. where be has been
working for the past six months, has &C
cep,ed position with the Brown & Sharpe
Lfg. Co.
NJ John IIanley Of Victoria Noun, has
acc pied a position at the Victoria Mills
The British Hosiery Company are bav
ing their bridge on Mnl Street repaired
MIS-. Pilomena Taylor Of Plain6eid
street is improving after a weeks illness Of
rheumatism
Oui'e a few In this town took out
naturalization papers this week
Mr. and M:s. Walter Pratt Of Walnut
street are receiving congratulations upon
the birth Of daughter, born last Tuesday
Sir. Harry Bedford, Assistant superin.
ieudent Of the Victoria Nils, is going 20
take trip by automobile. lie expects 70
BE- away sbout two weeks
The Messrs Stanley and Albert Parker
have gone t. Brooklyn, n. Y. for two
weeks
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
Fortescue News.

this week.
Mrs. Lucy Hinkle was a Forest
City visitor, Friday.
Merton Hill is building q garage
for a new Dodge car.
Mrs. VIM. Mcdowell, who has
been III. is reported better.
Don't forget TO attend the School
Fair, Saturday night, October 2S.
Miss Helen Thatcher spent FRI
day night with home folks, in Oregon.
MIR. and Mrs. Gene Jones visited
Mrs. Jones' mother, Mrs. Grasty, Sun
day.
Miss Esther Sinner visited at the
Grasty home, Friday night and Sat-
urday.
Miss Esther Sinner and Mrs. Stell
Craig were Napier visitors, Sunday
afternoon.
--Sixty.one attended Sunday school
at the Tarkio Chapel, Sunday. The
collection was sI.Os.
--Claud Mcdowell. Of Kansas City,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Mcdowell, this week.
Miss Alpha Hinklc, who has been
visiting in Unionville, kirksville and
other points. returned 10 her home,
Sunday night.
Miss Helen Thatcher spent Mon
day night with Miss Viola Blcvins, nj
the home Of the latter's grandmother,
Mrs. Morris.
Miss Florence Boyd went to For
est City. Friday evening. Her friend,
Miss Mar Williams, accompanied her
home, and stayed over Sunday with
her.
The Temperance Rally, which
was TO have been held last Friday
night, was postponed on account of
the inclemcnt weather, until Tuesday
night. October "a.
| MIR. and Mrs. Charley Craig went
to St. Joseph, Monday, TO get their
car. which has been in q garage there
for repair. They returned home In
the car. Mrs. Williams accompanic. /
them.
The Forest City basket ball team
was defeated Saturday afternoon. by
score Of 81 10 :, by the For,cscl,,,
team. The Fortcscuc boys showed
some good team work. The team will
play Bigclow Friday evening of this
week.
| A protracted meeting began Mt
The Tarkio Chapel church. Monday
night. October %. The meeting Is be-
ing conducted By the pastor, Rev.
Carl I. Davis. Every one Is invited
to attend this meeting. and TO hclp
make II "A success.
MIR. and Mrs. Emmett IIinklc and
Mrs. j. {. IIinklc. who wen, 10 Union.
willie. In their ear. on u short visit
with relatives. returned home Friday.
They started 10 make the return trim
in their car. but found the roads 80
bad that they had to leave the car
in New Hampton, md complete their
trip by railroad.
Mrs. VIM. Waggoncr entertained
at a Fix o'clock dinner. ut her hos
pi'ablc country home. northeast Of
Fortcscuc. Saturday evening Of last
week. The dinner was "a birthday
surprise, given In honor Of her son,
Fred. who is teaching In this district.
The invited guests were Misses rs
Their Sinner, Tracy Blevins and Helen
Thatcher, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ID. Glaze
and little daughter, Dorothy, and MIR.
and Mrs. Graham.
FINS.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
Married.

A vorv ,,c,,v wedding took plnce
4, =, Jns.nh W.JncsJnv' Octohcr IL.
ms NJ E,rc,son i Hughes, son Of
H. ,,J Mr." Lee Hnvhcs md Wi.s
ipn.sic V;oIct chilccat' daughter Of
a. ori W,s n cbI,coat' wore
m.,r;aI NJ and Mrs chi,con, wayc
= rn.on,;on Sa,n,jnv niyh, M their
%,ma TIC Wo,"rch dis,r;c.
in hor"r os ,hc occ.s;on IN
which were invited n ,umhcr NJ rc,a'
,iv n" " ' A.. hriJc and wroom md :,
scw intimate friends. The evening
was spen nn. W , S H.. s nidor o ny en
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27

Rally Day will be observed by the
Evangelical Sunday school, Sunday,
October 20. An interesting program
will be rendered. Everybody will be
cordially welcomed.
james Riley and family drove In
their car TO Maitland, last Sunday,
and enjoyed . visit with his father,
William Riley, who IL now In his 9lst
year, and while feeble to some extent,
he Is constitutionally well preserved,
and enjoys reasonably good health.
The many friends Of Lawrence
Walker will b glad to learn that 30 q
getting along nicely and recovering
slowly from an accident that came
mar putting him under the cod. Law.
rsaee q now residing ct Macon, Mis-
ss sn a 6. . s.ss.! Sien :sm. az 49,. e
Sset % the ground. brllsins himself,
ard lndicting internal injuries that
we're alarming tor . few daya :.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
Benton and Blair.

Mrs. John Peters and daughter
spent Sunday with Mrs. Anna Field.
Miss Marion Price, Of Mound
City, visited over Sunday with Merca
Murray.
Miss Mildred Morris. of Mound
City, spent Friday night with Cecile
t'itzmaurice.
Mrs. Joe Cason, of Mound City,
Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Watson.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Boyd moved
Monday to the Ellenberger farm,
north Of Mound City.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fries, Of north
of Mound City, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lawrence.
MIR. and Mrs. George Kuh.. and
daughter, of the Lincoln district.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Kuhn's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Cason.
Mrs. Web Carder, Of the Blair
district, spent last week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Cason.
Miss Anna Frazer, Of Mound
City, and Andrew Frazier, Of Wyom-
ing, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Derr.
Mrs. Ralph Penny returned to her
home, Sunday, after spending the last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
II. s. Kuhn, In the Bagby district.
| Mrs. Lum Beeler and daughter,
Miss Nellie, Of White Cloud, Kansas,
came, one day. last week, for . visit
with Mrs. Beeler's sisters. Mrs. Jennie
Murray and Mrs. Joe holland.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
Evangelical.

Sunday, October 90, Is Rally Day
with US. This means that every en-
rolled member will be there, with rs
many prospective new members as
possible, and visiting friends also. A
short program will be rendered ut the
close Of the school session, after
which the pastor will give short ad-
dress on q suitable subject.
This Sunday night will In all prob
ability close the protracted meetings
at Nickell's Grove.
PASTOR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
In Their Cradles.

Since our last issue we have heard
Of the following births: To
George Gaddy and wife, on the
18th, a girl.
Frank Gentry and wife, Of Benton
October 10, q boy.
Tom Clark and wife of Benton
October Is, q girl
James Crews and wife, Of Fores,
City, October IS, q girl.
Fred McBee and wife, Of Forest
City, October II, q daughter.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
Jerome Lansing Is In q hospital
at Hot SPRINGS. South Dakota.

Jerome Lansing Is In q hospital,
at Hot Springs. South Dakota.
Mrs. C. J. Koock left Thursday
for Parkville for Q visit with her
daughter, Mildred, who IL attending
college ct that place. Before she re-
turns, she will visit her sister at Kan
a. City, and her mother, at Jefferson
City.
: Mrs. Minnie Filler, who has been
IN the st. Joseph hospital for the past
three weeks, has 90 far recovered that
De will leave Sunday for Rulo, Ne
braska, where shs viii convalesce
With her sistsr. Mr.. Cess Jones. Her
bean with her, has returned to her
home In this city.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
News From Crsis.

Mrs. john Madison and daughter,
Mrs. Chas. bankers. of Corning, were
shopping in Craig, Thursday.
Harold Kahn, J. u. Morris and
Joseph Laukemper, OF Big Lake, at
tended Masonic lodge in Craig, Tues
day evening of last week.
Mrs. Bird Smith. of Dawson,
Neb.. came to Craig. Friday evening,
to visit her little niece, Lois Wise.
She returned Sunday evening.
Everett Thomson, accompanied
by Miss Isora Judy. went to st. 10.
seph, Sunday morning, and returned
in the evening with new Nelie road
stcr.
e. T.. Weight Is nursing a badly
injured right arm. caused by the vi
cious kick Of Ford car. Sunday. Mr..
Weight was teasing the car by trying
TO crank II.
-Chas. Bucholtz. Of Falls City,
Neb., came over Monday to inspect
his farm property, six miles south of
town. Mr.. Buchotz says he will sell
his farm II he can get deal on il.
MIR. and Mrs. 7. A. Ward, Miss
Mary Cooley and Mr.. Il. ID. Stricklcr
formed motor party to Tarkio. Sun
day. where they were the guests Of
Mrs. Wards parents for the day.
The Brownfcld & Teare elevator
has just completed the installation Of
new forty-horsc power boiler in
their engine room. II Is stronger in
every way that the former one that
has done service for so many years.
Frank Smith and wife. of Kansas
City. made a run to Craig from Big
Lake, in Jackson's car. Wednesday.
Mr.. Smith IL well remembered In
Craig as a former passenger CON
ductor on the main line through here.
Elder o. W. Oker lind. Norman
preacher, began a series Of meetings
ut the City. Hall, Wednesday evening.
the 18th instant, and preached on
ANGELS Message OF the letter
Days" The meetings were poorly at
tended, and were closed Saturday eve
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27
MODERN HOME FOR SALE

with IN acre Of ground, In Glen
Echo addition to Oregon. Good six
room cottage. Can give possession
BY December I. Can on OF address,
Elliott Aurts, Oregon. No., Route 9.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27

Before '''is:k lzr :' v: "a sz: =; r.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27

Mrs. Laurence Killam and con.
Gordon, Of Gallatin, are Waiting here
with her parents, Wills. Kennedy and
wife, and other relatives.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-27

Mrs. John Simmons visited her
sister, Mrs. Henry Pnebe, lest Thur
day, who II . patient In . b. Joseph
hospital.