The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1917-08-31

W 't,.r way g. town. From neigh.
".fs motives hey STOPPED az The
'H.s-a-' F7rr. ard Nfs Miller wei.
'.s house E. AK Mrs 'ocsiart g
.r' "a. anything they could bfr,
FROM ;H1 or t0r. The locsNaft
g % ~ birdie b. .d6g, lunged
.ra.r.' h.. chain. broke 8. ard knock.
.. Nr. Miller g. 'he ground. bi'Iny
.'r throat. .3s ard arm before her
.tar" Ca..a reach her ard tcai or
'.a brute. though The dogs tee'H
.-'lfrl 'ff woman. throat. both
above and below the !gg4'ar VEN.
rls..rg n The flesh beneath L. saa
. expected - recover. Had The bite
Jared f-ar: M - a. inch. says the
r..'. Mr.. Miller would have bed 10
death.
An urg.ga, form % g!f; came 20
che Rod Cross az i.rnsIs the othe.
lay J. y. Fleming. farmer, brought
= h.shc'. - oats 60 town ard an.
bounced that }, would be sold az aIc.
tor and tie proceed. given g. the
Rcd CrD... Forty ror said they
would bug a hgshel each a. si.CO a
h4sho'. When the offer Was accepted
shcy paid their money and gave the
,a;. back 90 the Rcd CroFs. Mr.
fleming then proceeded g. sell .tI
yam. sold L g. himself a, 500
pYstoi 'or the whole load and turned
no entire amogri--St!--oycr 20 tho
Red Gross.
hf,cr handling 1880 this season
3D. Nafyv.''" ChagtaIGla g.arantors
.ayo a balance - S26 f9T another
year.
The horse ,a'o season AZ Princeton
s'af,'d with an auction ~ torses and
U4l,s August 20. An extra g0oi co.,.
ION mule trade and the demand for
~ loro. ard mules are cited by
'ho ros, "a. caI,"s Cor the unusually
ar.y tart.
4 startling climax % noise attend.
"a tie close Of the band corcer, q,
Tower yin" the other night, says the
Helper. The last selection had just
ben finished when The crowd, TIC
town ard the country around va
.aakDr hy terrific explosion, and .
q. FOUND ,Aat enemies ~ law and
order had completely wrecked the
own jail with Il big charge % dyra.
mite. B'10d.hoInds were brought and
10, 90 work. but thu, far no arrests
ayo resulted.
One excellent Northwest Missouri
Dauor h temporarily bcreft Of is ed.
,of hv the call 81 patriotism. Fred
" Harri .On. Of the Gallat.r North
M'ssour!an, j. al Fort Sheridan, H.,
training for service In the big new
army Of Uncle Sam.
\ Home Guard company, with T2
members, i the prompt achievement
~ va,'onsbIrg, within the first week
after the official call.
Carefully measured and well au-
'hen,ica,cd oats records come from
Burlington Junction and Savannah as
follow: Charles Walker, OF the form
or place, ~ bushels an acre on seven
acres: ". a. Holt, at Savannah, 92
bushels an acre on thirteen acres.
4 scholarship Of four years free
tuition In the Maryville high school
was the capital prize Offered the
graduates from the eighth grade work
in the Nodaway county schools. This
coveted honor in class Of 800 stu
dents was won By Pickering boy,
Howard Maxon, with grades averag-
ing 92.4; while Clotida King was a
close second with an average Of 9l.5.
II Is not unusual for farm hands
and their bosses to disagree nor for
these difficulties TO creep into court,
but il has been left for Maryville to
furnish tibet most unusual case Of this
kind. In o suit recently brought
against T.. c. Culp, Of Maryville, Will
bert Reed states that he has worked
for Culp as a farm hand for twelve
years and that during all this time