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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
TIE GOVERNOR
PROCLAIMS DAY
OF THANKSGIVING
SETS ASIDE THURSDAY, NO
VFMBER 20, AS A TIME
WHEN ALL PEOPLE OF
NEW MEXICO SHOULD RE-
TURN THANKS TO GOD

The promise of the Jehovah God
is that "While the earth remaineth
eccf-titnc md harvestS shall not
cease" and in that ancient time He
commanded His people to appear be
fore Him to celebrate the feast OF the
full harvest which was in the end
Of the wear when they had gather
ed in their labors Out of the field"
The institution of an annual thanks
giving to Almighty God for the b'es-
sings of the harvest was first cele-
bratcd on this continent by the Pill
grim Fathers in 162l even after more
than one-half of their original num-
Der had. within a year, perished of
cold, hunger and disease incident
thereto.
Once Every Year
Annually since that date it has been
the custom of the people of orr ma
ton, in the fall of the year. to OBJ
serve feast day and a day of thanks
giving to the Lord God for his mcr-
cics and blessings bestowed upon us
as individuals, as states, and as a
nation.
In this crisis year of our nations
history when it appears that the des-
tiny of liberty is in greater jeopardy
than ever before, we have, been, up
on the whole, blessed with an abun-
dant harvest. For this we may give
thanks unto God that He has kept
the covenant even unto us. May we
also on this annual feast and thanks
giving day fervently beseech Him for
the grant of such power and wisdom
as shall enable us as people and a
nation to extend the blessings of
liberty under law to every nation
and to every people upon the earth.
Now, therefore, I, w. F. LINDSEY,
Governor of the State of New Mex
leo. in accordance with the honored
custom. do proclaim Thursday, No
vember 10Th. 1917.
THANKSGIVING DAY
in the state of New Mexico.
Particularly on this day ought we
to beseech Almighty God to accom-
plish His kingdom in earth even as
it is in Heaven out of the arbitra
1nent of the sword in the worldwar
now waging. That in this first world
contest between the powers of might
and darkness on the one hand and
the powers of right and truth on the |
other, right and truth shall triumph /
so that the Son of God shall not
have suffered death upon the cross
in vain.
In Witness whereof. l have here
unto set my hand and caused the
Great Seal of the State of New Mex :
leo to be affixed. Done at the city
of Santa Fe. this 18th Day of No
A. D. 1917.
w. E. LINDSEY,
Attested-ANTONIO LUCERO
(SEAL) Secretary of State
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16

the work as it has been carried or
by him, and the policy of the Board
will be to operate the property just
as soon as possible.
To overcome the difficulty of snow
in the winter time on the Scenic
Highway the company is planning to
install an earial tramway from the
mines over the divide to Monument
Rock, at which point loading sta
ton will be constructed and the con-
centrates hauled by motor trucks to
the station at Santa Fe.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
ARMY PLANE FLIES 1000
MILES IN EIGHT HOURS

Dallas, Texas, Nov l3-Licut. John
Footc, a former resident OF Dallas,
now attached to the 2Sth aero squad
ron. and H. w Blakely. civilian FLYER.
arrived i'll Dallas at 4 :35 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon, having made a
flight from Rantoul. H., to Dallas, a
distance of about 1000 miles in eight
hours and eight minutes actual flying
time. The flyers left Dallas this
morning for San Antonio, where they
will remain short time, and start
on return trip to Chicago.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
CORPORATION COMMISSION
SECURES TELEPHONE BOOTH
FOR PUERTA DE LUNA

On complaint OF Frank N Page
as to inadequate telephone facilities
at Pucrta de Luna the State Cor
poration Commission has secured the
installation of sound proof booth
by the Mountain State Telephone
company for the better accommoda
ton of the patrons of that locality.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
CAR MAKES WORLDS RECORD;
NAME DELETED BY CENSOR

A Silver City man holds the
worlds record by having looped the
loop in an automobile running along
country road The machine land
ed on its four wheels and kept on
running. The name is deleted as ad-
vertising, but there could be only
one kind of motorcraft like that
II Paso Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
MANY ROSWELL TEACHERS
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION

Many of the city teachers are plan
ming to attend the big annual meet
ing Of the New MeXico Educational
Association at Santa Fe Thanksgiv-
ing week. Special rates are offered
to the teachers each year and aside
from the fact that the association
meetings are very helpful and enter
tanning historic old Santa Fe always
proves 4 great drawing card.-Ros-
well Daily Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
SOAPWEED WILL
MAKE CATTLE
FEED, is HOPE
CATTLEMEN IN DEMING AND
LORDSBURG DISTRICTS
ARE ORDERING CUTTERS
TO TRY TO UTILIZE WEED;
GRASS SCARCE,

Ndttlcilcli near DellllnP ana LORDS
burg, N NJ, are ordering soapwccd
cutters and are figuring on feedinq
soapweeds to their stock is the re-
port of Henry Snyder at Deming, N
NJ. inspector for the Panhandle and
Southwestern Stockmen's association
There has been no rain in that vici-
nitv recently he said.
Kelley Phillips of Dcming, sold to
! T A. Howard, Fl Paso. one car Of
year'ing steers and cows
| w. F. Thwaits of Lordsburg, sold
to J. c. Gatti OF Clifton, Ariz., one
car of cows and steers to butcher,
and to. Clay Robinson OF Fl Paso,
six cars Of cows and calves for mar
ket.
/ Morris and Robinson shipped S2
cars of mixed cattle from Wilcox.
Ariz.. to the Panhandle to grass.
| Bob Tanksley shipped IS cars OF
mixed cattle from Arizona to the FL
Paso stockyards for sale.
Carrizozo Dry And Warm
Weather at Carrizozo is clear and
warm and the range very dry, ac-
cording to J. B. Baird
]. r. jenkins. Gallinas. N NJ, sold
to Cassidy of Kansas City, Mo. four
cars of three year old steers: to Bur
lington Commission company of St..
Josenh, Mo, four cars of old cows; !;
to Witherspoon Commission company
of Kansas City, Mo, one car Of cows
and calves and one car Of conner
cows and shipped one car of choice
yearlinG heifers to Dalhart. Texas.
w. G. Mcdonald of Carri2ozO sold
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
OPERATORS ARE
NOW TRAINING
FOR THE ARMY
NEW MEXICO STATE COL
LEGE OFFERS COURSE
FREE OF CHARGE TO
DRAFTED MEN; NEED
PAY NOTHING BUT BOARD


state colIege, NOV. Isl he United
states signal corps, through the Fed
efai Board ior vocational Education.
/ Ids Appeared 10 the New M eXico
.oitege OF Agriculture and Mechanic
HFtS 70 come TO the assistance OF
'he Ohlted States government in
grave emergency, me emergency
- ti'iA I''VO0 rad'o or DuIzer oper-
atofS must be secured at the earliest
possible date tor service IN the army,
Wtiica Is Conironted with serious
shortage oi men equipped to perform
ms essential service on the battle
licId,
Ihcse, operators must come from
the ranks OF conscripted men OF the
second ana ioIIoWng drafts, whose
instruction should begin before they
are eaIIcd to the cantonments, For
thiS' III TINS region, the Hovernmcnt
IS depending on the Agricultural Col
ieRe to tram them
Course Begins December 3.
The course will be started Decem-
her 3, 1917, and will continue in
definitely, until the need is filled. 1t
is the object Of this course to fur
nish radio or buZzcr operators SO as
to receive and send minimum of
20 words of five letters each per
minute. II will take the average
student 200 hours to do this: which
means a two months course. In
addition to this work, students will
be required to take military drill,
which will help them in advancement
1t the c7ntonment,, 1t will pro-
hablv be possible for other courses.
IN addition, to be selected, by paying
the regular registration fee.
The only expense attached to the
course will be the cost of transpor-
tqtion to the college end $4,000 for
board and room during the two
months while there.
Second And Following Drafts
The class will be limited to regis
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
II CARLOADS BEETS FROM
CANUTILLO IN ONE WEEK

Canutillo, Texas, Nov. 13.-Many
carloads of sugar beets are being
shipped from here, nine carloads hay-
ing already been shipped and five
more to be shipped this week
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
ARIZONA STATE FAIR BREAKS
RECORDS FOR ATTENDANCE

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 13-The sec
ond day of the Arizona state fair,
which is state day, was largely at
tended, attendance this year being
the greatest in the history of the
fair. it is announced. A high class
racing card was the feature today.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
CPfSS IS TOO SHCPT OVER
IN THE MARIA DISTRICT

Maria, Tex, Nov. l3.--Stockmen in
the Maria country report cattle in
good shape but say the grass is
short. The range is not so good as
the cattlemen would like to see it.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1917-11-16
SANTA FE GOES
OVER QUOTA FOR
THE WAR Y. M. G. A,
ENTHUSIASTIC NJ ETIN
HELD MONDAY NIGHT IN
SCATTISH RITE BUILDING
FINE SPEECHES BY VISIT
ORS AND LOCAL MEN

|
III, -, ,. -.
me ne oig s a,nnsr ana in6pirat'1n 6 @ N
lnee.lhs arranged by 1ol kaiph +"
l lWl'cnei,, chalrlliah' ana other mem
pers OF the 5anta + ecounty com
l!'t.ee, ln. at wn'cn 10 start the pig
u G'iVe " lalSc lu'us ior tne T. NJ
9. ~ ; army ~. work, was neid at the
ocot!'Sn N''e oathearai MONDAY
evening
The guests to the number OF about
one. hundred assembled promptly at
! O'Clock and partook OF the splen-
ana dinner which has been prepared
by the ladies of the Woman's Union
OF the Presbyterian Church OF this
city Patriotic and impressive music
was dispersed by Al Morrlson's Or
SI fhestTa :. al III, members members; OF =, which which ; were
keyed to the occasion and never play
ed better. Selections by a male guar :
tette consisting OF MeSsrS. learc'
Ormsbee, Bowles and Ringer and a
solo by MT Teare were additional
treats which were fully appreciated
by the entire gathering
Speakers Have "Pep"
The speakers without exception
presented their subjects with pep"
and patriotism and impaired a vast
amount of information about the &C
tual conditions which confront us
in this war and the conditions at the
environments. Many of the things
related are not such as we are able
to learn through the press reports
at this time.
Thev were. Co, r r Tw;tchcl,
toastmaster! Governor w. f. Lind
Hon. lanes G.. McNarv, Of FL paso,
" y M. {. A. War Work.; Judpc
Richard Fl Hanna "ObI;aationS Of
the Ciyirians": Mdcc c l. Roberts
"'rhe American P7v". Adjutant-
General lanes R5ca "Snanish
Amer;rar'e in thc W. Canta;n
Cobbcv "Y NJ c A War KVort"
Alter thc sneakinr snbsrrintions IN
thc ~ NJ. { A Var Fund" were
received from those nrcsent and TO-
taIcI the snIendid amount Of S.
400 so
vo,,o p1
c..,,.,,;..oos voiuntsers Sf nespona 's'looI
o','t'l'',ftH .i, , oi o".,t ,91 .eI'S - 10 ean.
,. ErsS tne Ivy Wc.e J''tea i"r |la ,,,,. d
l'' W. IL ,Il'ne, IcsPonueu anu On uI'-
',;, "a5 a, ra,ru H.. u'on tuc heoP.e ol ;'e M
o,!y seme!9!;y 10 eont''ou'e' i'cet'"3
VIII ~, F11tliyinB ieSI'ts;
a., nc 'o']' dllloun' - S"pscl.0cu c: up 10
r1 r1C ooo oo,e on .,} %l gong 10 press Is apou.
',4,oH'VO, ! ne SupN''lOyI' 1, dna a'''oun'
HNe': oy efoi, up 10 nun Sody even
'"s '' "9 'o'''" ~
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

Any person desiring to claim . de-
ferred classification or exemption on
any ground In respect Of any regis.
trant may do 80 within seven days
from the date Questionnaire 10 sent
out, but not later. See Local Board
for particulars.
From last weeks Pennington News:
"Dr. W. G. Patton, formerly on the
medical star ct the State hospital
here, who recently enlisted In the U.
8. NJ edical Reserve Corps, was = WIS.,
itor here . few hours yesterday while
enroute from the East to Fort Sam
Houston, Tex. Dr.. Patton has been
In training at the John 8. Hopkins
hospital, 1t Baltimore, Md, the past
two snd . half months, specializing
In mental and nervous diseases. He
completed The course this week and
was INSTRUCTED to report 70 Fort Sam
Houston immediately whore hs will
likely BIO statlonsd until lcsllsd for
foreign service, but hes 40 idss q 70
when that time Will ~. Pr. Patton
ssatss.that 10 snjoysd biz tralnlng q
~ hoegdlAi vsry mech Aadl wssld ~
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20
Finest quality Extracted Honey for
sale at Is cents per pound in bulk.
LOUIS LUEDDECKE.
Pilot Knob, Mo.
Des Arc Items.

had a hard time getting over the
road last week--all trains four to eight
hours late.
The snow around Charleston was II
inches on q level. Business was at o
standstill.
A big warehouse, filled with corr
and wheat, was destroyed by fire at
Bertrand last week. Loss partially
covered by insurance.
The hunters down in the swamps
were having a big time. Boss Sisk
went out and killed eight rabbits with
a stick.
saw q sad scene on the Belmont
road. A young man being taken to
the insane asylum at Pennington. He
was a Holy Roller-part OF the time
he prayed and part OF the time 1t took
two men to hold him. Both hands
and feet were manacled.
met conductor NJ. L. Freeman on
the Cat road last week. He tells me
that he has been in continuous service
ton the Iron Mountain road for 4s
years and IL n years old. He is still
quite active.
Prof. j. b. jackson, another one Of
our Des Arc boys, has given his servi.
ces to Uncle Sam. He enlisted In the
navy last Tuesday in St. Louis. He
returned home Saturday, having ten
dered his resignation as principal OF
the Pilot Knob school, where he gave
satisfaction. 1t will be hard to find
one to fill his place. He Is a deserv.
ing young man aud q good, Christian
boy. He will, no doubt, secure a good
position, and will likely be sent to o
school OF instruction, rs he has the
ability and education to make a mark
in the world and it is In our navy that
every young mar has 9Rhance to rise
andieducate himself to Tome good pro-
fession. We wish him good luck and
a safe return home after the conflict
10 over.
Z. W. Graves and wife are shopping
In st. Louis this week.
DR.. Fred Farr went to Poplar Bluff
Saturday. ~.
Jack McFsll spent Sunday here with
his family.
John Fsrris and family from Mid
dlebrook spent Sunday here.
Miss Jessie Hun spent Sunday with
friends In Piedmont.
Miss ruby White from Piedmont
was here Thursday.
Miss Eunice Morris was here from
Piedmont Sunday.
Mrs. John Robinson and children
have returned from . visit to her sis.
ter, Mrs. Tyler Keathly, at lronton.
: Mrs. Albert Cshlir and children are
| visiting relatives at Belleview.
Rev. r. Il. Warren will I'LL his reg.
ulsr appointment here next Sunday al
tho M. Z. church. The Presiding Ed.
or will preach Sunday night.
ISAAC.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

AL the numbers we're well rendered
and well received, especially the
Question Box. Many questions were
propOunded and Mr.. Edgar answered
all in such a way as to enlighten the
questiOners a. well "a to arouse the
enthusiasm Of his hearers.
Teams for soliciting Christmas
memberships were appointed, and all
were urged to re.enlist In the great
active agency for winning the war.
The chairman of the Committee
having the Humanity Bonds in charge
was out of town, SO that no report
was received, but it 10 expected that
very good results are being obtained.
Announcement was made of the
donation by the third and fourth class
es OF the Presbyterian Sunday School
of the net proceeds of their candy
pull. 1t amounted to $3.50 and is a
striking testimonial as to the interest
being taken by the younger members
OF the community.
Acknowledgement was also made
to Ironton Chapter, o. E. S., for their
donation of s42 90 which is much ap-
preciated.
The Red Cross is greatly encour.
aged by the splendid show of interest
by all and hopes to have Iron County
shine in membership as well as in the
quantity Of work turned out.
The regular meetings are held on
the third Monday of each month and
all are invited to be present:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20
The Red Cross Notes.

The Red Cross held IT, regular
monthly meeting at the Baptist church
last Monday evening. Reports were
received from the several committees
and q general report understanding
was had Of the volume Of work being
done.
The following was the program for
the evening:
America-sung by the Chapter.
Business meeting.
Recitstion--Anna Marie Kindell.
Patriotic Medley = High School
Glass.
Rssdins-Mrs. Stanforth,
Recitatlon-Lucllle Jones.
solo--Mlss Msstoris Kendall.
Paper, prepared By Father Mckdn'
nsy md Joseph Chiiton, fssd ~ ~.
ossssisn Boz-xs. v. \. zdsss,
ioss -SIshsA 0nds 0ssis,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20
Thomas Meighan and Anita King in
1.-THE Heir to the HOorah," Comedy
and Ford Weekly, Saturday, December
I'D.
PERSONAL.

Otto R. Goggln Of Edgehill was q
caller Tuesday.
Capt. and Mrs. Alonzo Harlow ARE
at Camp Funston.
Louis Reichert Of Arcadia was a
caller Friday last.
Mrs. II. l.. Keller OF St. Louis visit
ed her parents, MI. and Mrs. r. Hot
son, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Edgar and Bob
will 60 to st. Louis Friday to remain
about ten days.
DR.. and Mrs. R. w. Gay and Sam
will spend the holidays with relatives
in Washington, d. G.
Rev. N. B. Henry was called to Ken
nett Sunday to conduct q funeral, re.
turning home Tuesday.
Jas. Daugherty, Of New Haven
Mo-, IL visiting bis brother, Postmss'
ter Dsugherty, In Ironton.
Have you tried our Angel Foot
Cakes9 They are fine.
IRoNToN BAKERY.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

Tho following 10 reproduced from
the Brushy Knob correspondence Of
the Houston, Texas County Herald,
10 its issue Of November 22d:
Mrs. q. Z. Kowitz left last Wednes-
day for the Springfield hospital where
she will undergo another gyneacolog-
ical operation. She spent six weeks
in the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium
in the summer. being treated for .
breakdown and undergoing an opera
ton. She came home much improved
but had the misfortune Of being in an
accident where she vas thrown from
a buggy and received in juries result
ing in another operation. We are
sorry for Mr.. and Mrs. Kowitz. They
are new people in the community,
coming here from Kansas City. II has
made 1t very hard for them to begin
on a farm-especially since they lost
u very fine COW in the summer.
Mrs. Kowitz is the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Scoggin, of Glover,
and has many friends in this county
who will hear of her troubles with
sorrow. Mrs. kowitz has been al
fiicted with q nervous trouble ever
since the destruction of her fathers
store, at Glover, by fire in April, 1909,
in which she nearly lost her life.
Shortly after this she and her husband
went to Montana to make their home,
but the high altitude there did not
agree with her and they returned to
Missouri, locating at Kansas City.
After residing there a short time Mr..
Kowitz bought a farm in Texas coun-
ty, near Mountain Grove, thinking
the country life would prove beneficial.
Mrs. kowitz is now home from the
Springfield hospital and her condition
much improved. She is, indeed, u
most estimable lady and the REGIS
TER sincerely hopes to hear of her
restoration to perfect health.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

Rev. &c. Pogue failed to fill his
regular appointment at Bethany Sun
day.
j. C.Johnson has sold his store house
and stock Of goods to the Gay & Kin.
dell Mercantile Company Of Ironton.
Frank Pogue will be the clerk and will
take charge Monday.
Dimp Johnson will remove to Fred
ericktown. He has been clerk In the
Rose lie store the past three years.
Our school IL progressing nicely.
Prot. Reins Of Pennington IL prlncl-
pal and Miss Annie Smith OF Marble
Greek is teaching the primary room.
There will be q weeks vacation DUR
ing the holidays.
Archie Cook, who is working for
the Waggoner Company Of st. Louis,
will be home to spend Christmas.
Tom Conway came home Friday,
but will return to Camp Funston, De.
oembsr 21st.
Guy Lowry he's been shucklng corn
for the farmers Of Roselle.
Thomas Austin has killed two foxes
since the snow fell.
Mrs. Sharp, who has been sick FOL
some time, 70 better. b.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20
How's This

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Caiarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken
BY catarrh sufferers for the past thirty
FIVE years. and has become known as the
most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on
the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Poi.
son from the Blood and healing the dis
eased portions.
After you have taken Halls Catarrh
Medicine for a short time you will see q
great improvement in your general
health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi.
for testimonials. free.
r. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists. &c.
Advert sement.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

Mighty good weather for Rubbers
Felt Boots and warm-lined Over
shoes. When you buy look for the
Red Ball on the sole; it's a quality
guarantee. You'll find them at
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

We have had over a week of zero
weather.
j. g. Paullus left last week for
Marked Tree, Ark, to spend the
winter with his son, DR.. Paullus.
Mr., and Mrs. T. E. Bell were in st.
Louis a few days of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hiley returned
last Thursday to Darlington, Wis,
having spent two weeks with relatives
here.
Loran Townsend, teacher of Mum
ger school, came home for Saturday
and Sunday. He was accompanied
home by Arthur Alcorn.
The young folks had a skating party
on the Long Pond last Friday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Long left re-
Gently for California tospend the win
ter.
r. j. McColl, G. V. Boring and Ed
ward Lawson went to st. Louis the
latter part of last week intending to
offer themselves for enlistment in the
Navy, but there were so many appli-
cants ahead of them they were com.
PEELED to return home. However, they
claim they gained valuable experience
and information while there.
p. G. Carly received a message
last Sunday telling OF the death Of his
oldest son, Geo. Carly, at his home in
Iowa.
Now that the Red Cross Christmas
campaign is or we truly hope tina:
every one, in and around Ii little
town, who is not already member,
will not hesitate to become one. See
at once, Miss Bertha Kirkpatrick,
Mrs. VIM. King or Mrs. B. w. Bynum;
hand them 800; they, in turn, will
give q written receipt and supply You
with one of the beautiful Red Cross
Service Flags for your front window.
1t is expected of every home in Belle
view and surrounding country to dis
play this flag before Christmas. The
list OF names will be published from
time to time. We have just five
names to begin with this week as
follows:
Rev. Fl. j. Bollinger, Mrs. H. J.
Bollinger, Mrs. Ella Lowe, MIR. and
Mrs. Giles Henderson. ALPHA.
Just received a large car Of Red Top
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

Wanted--Wood choppers and tie
makers for Ozark Land, Timber Il
Stock Co. on the Whitener. London
lands. Apply to J. r. Stoner, Super
intendent, Ironton, Mo.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

AS has been u custom for years,
we will give special discounts to
schools and Sunday Schools in quaint
ty purchases of Christmas Candies
Nuts and Oranges.
LOPEZ STORE Co.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1917-12-20

Taken Up-December Sd, q red
yearling, with white face, crop of
both ears and underbit in right.
VIM. RoEBBEL, Ironton, Mo.