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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-05
Tbe Detrois Newsheys' association. IN
It, regular mertlng at Ne 40

The DffroN NFNnhoNa' association. IN
its regular me~tine nt ~. 10
lirst-et. sunday night passed fhe
hat and collected 81 So which was
donated half te a tobacco fund and
half o. thf Camp custer Uvmnls-
lum fund IL was announced chat
the nowries obtained g. 600 lob Sub
afrlpNnna % the second Liberty
loan y ~ LaurhNn gave n ir..
turo on "falssuanahir I'd was
also nunhlnced that tht Western
hirh school debating team will
meet thv newshoys debating team
Ga a date tor De announced later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-05

a-rtntinE--tse plats urst kisd--thsN
a. rfaht-Tsnes Ieb Dept.--Msfn am
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-05

canada has ihe greatest railroad
H..ge per carita in the VOL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-11-05

p~f,tlnR--tb "rnf Fi"d--'~ q
.. r,~h,--Tim~. Job Dept--Main fs2o.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
y T.. Flanagan Here.

j T. Flanagan OF the Sinclair Gulf
OH corporation is here umpuI his Old
friends having returned lrom Lima.
where hc laid his wife away among
houc tpi"s aut is receiving the bclrt-
lr'i sympathy uf everyone IA Tulsa.
Nl INmurtu was known far and
wide Hs one OF tho most beautiful
women that ever lived iu rh, pil cpu-
try and Was Hs good as shc uI, uctu-
uiul When she was KILLED last week.
W tlou-tou. 30 les "A iIrt that NO death
HAS cNci sn deeply stirred this town
since the ull man FIRST ctiIe here.
The early reports of her death were
misleading lu that % was reported JUlt
Nrr hu1gou WAS driving with her
husband and mother but this proved
Go be- incorrect The three were walk
ing and seeing the tuNitah comiur al
terrific speed. stopped tp give the
driver tu opportunity tu turn either
way. N seems that the scouudrel had
been drunk for two weeks aud after
strlEinC the folks with his car ht
stopped ana backed up aud backed
over them the second time II wa.
then that the bNstanders lifted the
ear from Mrs GluaEtu's pyoStrate
form, hut she had been too hadl. i'm.
lur-d to survive. Tier cnllarbone and
several ribs were broken one Of which
pierced the lungs The funeral al
Lima was attended 10y friends from
everywhere. and the florat offering,
were most profuse. II i- said that n
contrast with the snow outside. the
great bower of flowers vas most ctfcC
tive. Mr.. Flanagan returned to Tulsa
with Henry y. Grcis and his wife. Nhu
had made the Zip from Tulsa. aud
is visiting at the Greis home. which is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
orc MARKET QUOTATIONS.
The Mmketer.

\ paper published I'm the mlddIr
vvcst ostensibly devoted 10 the oil iu-
terests has been running moro or less
oil dope that Is we'll calculated 10 sun
the disabilities of the average oll pro
ducer refiucr and marheter some
time since it published long aIIl'lr
by It's local Tulsa correspondent no
tacSiug the oil producer who sold nus
OH to any but the standard ON com
pany.
This was great dope. iuasmuch as
the paper claims to hc published ln
the interests Of the independent re-
finer. and now comes an article ate
tnckinr the marllctcr. which needs a
little attention It is hardly worth
while at that. as this magazine is SO
hidebound ana cocksure of its own
Righteousness as to make it absolutely
imperious TO criticism.
In attacking the marketcrs IL states
that there are too many ana makes
this fact the text for It's TRADE AGAINST
the people who have built up. iu some
Instances. great marketing orgauiza-
tons and I'm other instances are get
ting a start IN a business that lS just
ns legitimate AS any.
These markcters are making Tulsa
the center of the entire oil business.
ThcN have hroadcued the market and
have gone far and wide with the prod
ucts of the mid-coutincut field and
have In times of stress. been able 10
relieve the situation by TAKING at l'1st
a small part of the output of retlncrs
when the market was absolutely shut
off as IL was a month or six weeks
aGo.
1t is not go long since the Union
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19

b, ,hr late lamcntcd Horace @ -cel"y
james then secretary OF the western
Petroleum Rcliuers association. but
mas grown and thrilcd in spite Of
same.
loln Campion has mode big sue.
r"s- OF the m1rkctlur end tnd h's
built up for himself q reputation Tor
fair roliug AID quicl action th1 ~
nItd t. durli ate tie was formerly
sales manager tor the Muskorc' Re-
luiul COMPANY hut saw his opprrtu-
Unity ana made the most uf a.
The Midland Petroleum cOmpuuN
which Uur, Mccormick started e low
years ago whcn he decided 20 ."ryc
ihc Union Petroleum company l5 I
substantial business organization aud
Is not u the least danger Of rctuius
from the fields. no matter how hu7l-
ucss conditions may turn
The General Refining COMPANY
successors to the Carrot DU MlrFct-
ing company which made such q Won
dcriuI record during the days when
Walter carroll was with us Is now
thc owner of a refinery u full ppeu-
ton aud is as stable us the ro"E Of
Gibraltar in the financial world
The Western Petroleum company.
recently organized aud more recently
strengthened. Is not oulN 70 distinct as
set 90 the business interest, oi the mid
continent field. bat has q range of
clientele extending from the Atlantic
b ocean 10 the Rocky mountains
The Thorp on u Spec altN GO. i- tr-
i other and amy one Who knows Mr
rhorp l,uoWa, that his long expert
d Icuoc with one Of the hi. rcfucrics
. taught him the inside of thc game
which knowledge he is giving his Cl3-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19
no southwest Of the southeast or

the southwest Of the southeast or
t-11-12.
TIbhons is shut down at $50 feet ON
No. "A on the William clayton farm
In the southeast corner Of the north
west ut the northwest OK i-ii-l2.
CDJJiNSNuIi,-Oweus and Stal-
kcr have a rig i'm for 30. / on tho f..
Brown farm i'm the northeast corner
of the northwest OF 1S-22-l1.
CONTINUED ON NEXT FACE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-19

MOt'NnS-Gcprsc McFauu has o
RIG up for No. on the l'ernctt FARM
iu the northeast corner Of the north
west of the northeast Of ll-i6-le
Wuemilcr ard others have 4 RIG
up for 40. on the 3. Ilaisy farm In
tie southeast corner OF the northeast
of tho northeast ot ll-lG-l2.
The Producers oil company No.
on the T.. Richards farm in the cet-
ter OF the east line OF the southeast
ot the southeast Cf l9-lS-ll H. still a
rig.
The Nattona oil company's No .
ON the Jim Ware farm in the ceuter
of the south line of the southeast o.
the northeast OF S6-l6-ll is sull a
rig
The ParraCuo- Reliance Flynn IN
teraNt~ have made a loc<lon on thu
Jim Lowe farm I'm rhe northeast cor
nor of the southeast OF the northwest
pf 26-16-1l
Poster 4 Davis !. Ktd Glass in the
southwest corner Of the southeast or
2--16-ll is sull q rig
Unknown parties have = ric up in
tn, southwest Coflrr Of 19-l6-1i
The Producers on company Is shut
down on !. Tula Steil In the south
west corner pf the northwest or the
southwest Of 81 -l6-i..
Others shut down are bkishomh
Natural No I. Ella FlNun. northeas.
corner northwest f3-l6-1s; y. y.
Powers 40. | \. l.. Morton in nortn-
oas' corner Southv est Of the south
east Of lo-i6-12; oklahoma Natural
No NJ. Welch lt-16-l2. American
Petroleum company, northeast corncc
southwest 2s-16-1l; Wilcox w. :.
Atkins. northeast corner southwest
southwest 22-16-ll: Pa1ftne on s.
Reliance M. I Cowman northwest
corner northeast southwest 26-t6-1l,
down 6T5 feet; same companies No. |
Peggy Grayson northwest cornet
southeest northwest 26-16-1i: ". ".
wilcox southwest corner northwest
northwest S3-16-1i: oklahoma Stato
| No. . King center east line southeast
I southeast 36-16-ll.
KIEIEH-The Northland on COM
! pany has rig up FOR No. I on the l.
| Tom farm In the northeast corner OF
| the southeast Of the northwest OF
| 3O.IT-12.
The scoliard OH companys No. IL
on the l. Brown tarm In the south
| east corner Of 2-lT-1s Is n rig.
Lambert ond associates No. on
| the NJ. Ellis farm In the northwes
corner OF the northeast OF the suutn-
west corner OF the northeast OF the
southeast OF 3i-ti-1s is a rig
In the southeast corner OF Tue
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16

Daytona. O. people who are touring
the east coast and are guests at the
Clarendon during their stay in Sea
breeze are T. r. Latin. Miss Amanda
Latin and +. r Connolly
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16
CLARENDON SCENE Of
MANY DINNER PARTIES

The Clarendon dining room was gay
with many informal dinner parties
Wednesday night preceding the Val |
entine dance in the ball room The |
red and white color motif was used /
IN the table centerpieces, which were |
Enchantress carnations and roses. and !
the Valentine note was carried out in
the dinner in many attractive fea-
lures. In one party were Mr. and
Mrs. {. f. Mather Smith. of Oakland.
Fla. Mrs. j. c. Mackin. of Highland
Park, HI, and Miss Clara Macklin, Of
New York City. Mr.. and Mrs G. 4
Olson. of Boston. Mass. entertained
Mrs. j. Hayden and Miss Helen Hay
den Of Chicago, H., who motored over
for the dance. d. c. Bennett had as
his guests Mr.. and Mrs. w Bushnell
4 party of four was composed of Mr.
and Mrs. George A. Marx. Of Water
vile. Me, Miss Reed. Of Bath, Me. and
Miss Baker, of Boston, Mass Others
noted We're Mr. and Mrs A. B. Her
vey and Mrs. l.. l.. Walker OF New
York City, Mrs G. 2 Harley and Miss
Lillian Chenevert. OF Defiance, Q.
Mr. and Mrs. W. l. Davis. OF Eau
Claire Wis. and Mr.. and Mrs. John
K. Davis, Of Neenah, Wis. compose
an automobile party who are guests
at the Clarendon for a several days
stay en- route down the coast
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Bovce. Jr.. of
Baltimore Md. are late guests at the
Clarendon. where they will spend the
next two weeks.
An informal luncheon party in the
Dutch grill Wednesday were Mr. and
Mrs. NJ w Gano. of Denver Col. Mrs.
H. w Forbes and child, Of Boston
Jesse Armstrong. Augustus Zahner
Fred Ward, and Walter Slack. were a
foursome from the Clarendon noted
on the College Arms golf links at De
Land yesterday The four played 81
holes Of golf Mr. Armstrong was in
excellent form. playing in 81. while
the best score for the tournament or
Tuesday was SIS
Daytona O. people who are tourins
the east coast and are guests at Tx
Clarendon during their stay in Sea
breeze are T. r. Latin. Miss Amanda
Latin and +. r Connolly
! The Minneapolis group at the Clar
} endon IS one of the most congenIa
1T tie hotel and since the arrival Q
, f. II Welcome and ". d. Gregor
? several days ago their activities Ia
). been even gayer than usual YesteI
I day i party composed Of Mr.. and Mr.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16
MOVABLE YACHTING
TRIP 10 T4E INLET

F1iF Z ~ ! ~
IS St2 pleasant IT'D was enjoyed 10
f4.et 0n Metlag Sd.tE When com
l0ie a. II Haaea entertained
ssfest4 from TILL WiadSor hotel
9n board the adelaide IL with Capt.
l5Aa1e95 III t.tl4nl
eal 4f.s We,faef male the short
clown tile river Ole % long
remember. Tie guests enjoying tn
b4lmy air BY sitting upon deck and
4a a41 flia passing and iuteft sting
arx Gnoa both shores. II noon
p4i4I4ole luncheon was served upon
la 4 gerx novel and charming tea
ture Of the party. When the Inlet was
.eaa ted, those wishing. indulged III
fishing, and 4 good catch was brought
home
Among the party aboard were Mrs.
II Van Trump, Miss Johnson. Mrs.
II Harvey, DR. L r. Sattler. Misses
Ella and Anna Sattler. H. Nogel. Mas
ter b ShrINer. George Roslwick. a.
Wolf. G Vincent z kiljallen Mr. and
Mrs " J. Gardiner.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16

An informal luncheon party in the
Dutch grill Wednesday were Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. w Gano. of Denver. Col. Mrs
H w Forbes and child, of Boston
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16

Mr. and Mrs. F. G Boyce, Jr OF
Baltimore, Md. are late guests at the
Clarendon. where they will spend the
next two weeks
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16
CLARENDON ARRIVALS

: + + !. : : : :. : : : :.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1917-02-16

EnouQh for Both.

Him u Darling. | would ask you to
be my wife. but I'm afraid my income
OF s. lee a year would not be sufficient
for Us to get along on" Her-"Oh.
YES il would | can dress on 81 500 q
year and ae would nave all the rest
for our living and household ex-
DeEscs.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
Montgomery City. NO..
December 10. 1917

IkStIllutI 10, i'A'
GENERA CHANDLER,
Marble Hill, Mo,
Nv dear sir and friend, and pupil OF
the NJ. S. Academy while | was
principal:
| learned from our mutual friend
Charles Williams, who was also 'N
Academy boy and gave me pleas
an, call yesterday, that you arr ne
editor of Tue MARBLE Hut PREsS ana
,ha, the paper is a good one !
wish to congratulate you On your
successful career and send enclosed
fifty cents in stamps for which send
me The PsEss for few months that
| may get in touch again with Mar
BILE Hill and vicinity
Ill live until February q, 1910
| | will be 81 years old and will he
much pleased to hear on or before
that day from any who attended
the Academy while was principa
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
f,mp Funston. ksnsas,
December y 1917

December y. l9i1
EurruR pRESs -
will attempt to ~r''e YOU " VIC
Funston boys are not consuming '''
much Of your valuable space.
We are all happy this evening as
the quarantine We have been uhae'
for several weeks has been ra'sea'
We have been under quarantine i''
,neasles mumps and spinal meh'h'
s;,,s There was no men'neius II,
our company, but We had seSe'a'
srspc,s Our company clerk hao =
nervous breakdown ana We oil
Thought he sure was victim ihes
,,ot him to the base hospital as
victim, but proved negative. W.
fellows were all frightened never
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
To Red Cross Workers OF Bol.
IinQer County

A. you suo~. Dccruhcr 81 ends
the Christmas Membership DIVE
foe the American Rel cross SCAT.
tcrinR reports to date from the var'-
ous ~otkers Indicate that great IN
tcrrst /, b>iue manifested aud that
the Response ~ membership Is GEN
rruus and sct no township. rs a
whole h. t.ca ahlc to say We
have G,ous over the Tup
So~ allow we 20 ursc the prnpo
at,on that It d, actually nccrssar,
theteash tosrsap enlist a memter
ship equal o. or greater than IT
quota Bsle,uN TITS TO ~ l''>,'eI'
and rass. alla~ o.. to asa ~ho ~ll
h. the hrs 10 frprt W. have
1,ane O,ctths iop whIch town
ship caa do 'h,, by 800 = IN Sat
urday'
When you can 'c,n,t tone oNe
the Iop. call ] h wells b' ph"o'
+ " Gul&
Chairman Christmas pti'e
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
lsmp Funston. ksnsss.

t. rur purtr o. BouNcEs Cot ~
We wlsh to thank You Tor the
inxe, Ne received frum you You
don't saow hos ~ appreciate ant
thing like tha, from or home FOLKS
We we're surr Eitd to 81 the sweets
and especially the handkerrhc'fs |
t,nt kno~ you pclple knc~ the
regulation culo, foi . 'aliirfs hand.
kct,h,rf bat TREY ~cte Just the
And To Keep from getting dirty
/ suppose you aII will have so"dl
hugh usrs thts Ectter, but am not
n writer OF q poct either or ! Get
,ainly would ~rite some poetry lot
,ou 10 read. hut nevertheless We
have a pct in BotIcry I and he ha'
,ou,posrd some k,.i poems on the
camp.
We hae four ncw officers con
ncc.ed Nth the Battery that came
In ,,lc camp last week
Ne are still ander quarantine
hu, We have not had any ne" case
q, measles lately amt "e are al
bopine that the quarantine VIII U
lifted rieht away
There are some OF the boys ina
are me,ty home sics bat they nat
to own up tha, they afe
Well, here is hopine YOU a" nav
n nice Christmas aud q harry Ne'
Year.
with best wishes TO all. We re'i'a''
Yours sincerely.
SITS +, |. CR,srs A>n J & SvFTa'
Battery f. 342nd
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
Resolutions OF Respect

Whereas. Il has pleased the Su-
prem. Architect ot the universe To
remove from our midst our friend
and nciehbor. " : Smith, and the
intimate relations lonG held tV our
deceased neighbot and brother with
IN. members Of this camp renders
|, proper that Ne should place on
record our appreciation Of his -
vice as a true Wcotman There
fore ~ IL
Resolved. By O X camp No
li29S that while ~e bo~ 10 humble
submission 10 the will Of the Great
Am We DO not the less mourn ioi
our neithbor who has been called
from lboT to rest
Pr>ulyed. That 10 tie death '
nei.hhor v : Smith this caw.
loses a member who wns a!wal, .,'
i've and Jealous in hls work Is
true Woodman. ever ready To ht'i
the needy aud distressed Of TIN
fraternity, prompt TO advance lh
interest Of the order, devoted t" u
welfare and prosperity
Resolved. That this camp tende
its heartfelt sympathy TO the ht
reayed wife aud children Of our d'
ceased nelghbor in this, Their Sa
affection.
Resolved, That these resolution
be- spread on the minutes oi 'a
camp and that a copy be sent
: Tuc N,RaLr HIM PREss for public
, ton. and that a copy be sent to D
. wife Of the deceased.
r +. G. SEABAuGH,
" +. kuHLaAN,
2 D, c. CRrEs,
Committee.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27

ate of chewing gum, one-hali dozen
apples and t~o and one-half dozen
home made cookies
The cookies and Jelly were donat-
ed by the people Of Lutesville and
Marble Hill. Latin and Glen Al'"''.
The other articles were all bought
the money beine advancei by tue
county chairman of National De-
fense who was anxious that the
bays receive them by Christmas.
4 few Of the boys have been
heard from expressing great delight
In the treat and saying that they
enloyed the treat not NJ much ~
I the fact that they had been remein'
brred by the home folks. We hops
/ by the next writing to tell you ~ha'
more Of them have To say
/ However. a. yet the cost oi 'h'
boxes has not been covered a
prrsen, 1856 boxes have been sen
out The total cost will be os"
$50 II cost In most eases over y
cents to mail each box
# is hoped that each school u
BoIlinser county will answer the re
quest Of the committee and send u
their procr,,is to our treasurer. MI
" " Sample. ST. ~ SION as pcs
. sible We thank those vino nav
sent IN a donation aud hope Other
may do the same
Yours respectfully
Nps Grn T. CoNEAD,
. Chairman Of Health and R-rrratio
o Of womeus Council Of Dcfen'
u for Bollinerr County
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
Noti.e 10 Income Tax PAYERS
h y GpAll,

NOftC 10 iHt pWc iiA raves
In COMMUNICATION received by
this paper Collector Of Internal Rev
rnue Gcurgc II Moore announces
that federal income tax officer Will
he sent INTO tbs county on January
, and vii h.. here until February ?
Tie vii have hts of'icr 10 Narhl"
Hill IN ~. courthouse and will be-
there every day ready aud willing
To help persons >uhIect TO the income
tax make ou' their returns ~lthonl
any co>r 70 them for his services
Ilon many income tax payers
will there be IN Bollineer county II
you can guess how many married
persons living with wife OF husband
will have ret incomes ul S2OOO OF
over and how many unmarried PET
sons will have net incomes OF Sluuu
or over this year. then you kno"
The collector of internal revenue es
tinates that there will be $50 taN
payers in this county
Returns Of income for the yea
1917 must be- made on forms pro
vlded for the purpose before Narc'
l. 1918 Because \ eooi many p.a
pie don't understand the NV aul
won't know how to make cut tIt.
returns. the government Is >"Hila
IN tins expert to DO It for 'hen
But the duty i on the upa .'r .
make himself known Co lhe EaNF'l
ment If he doesn't make return q
required before March !, he ma
have to pay q penalty ranging iron
$50 to $1,000 pay a fine or 20 I
ian So II you don't want to taN
chances on going TO jail you bette
call on the income tax maa
YOU are not sure aboutbeinE sublct
10 the tax better ASK and mah
sure. Whether you see the inrom
tax man or not you must make r.
turn if subject to tax
OF course. persons resident
other counties may. if they want Z
come and see the income tax ma
who will be at Marble Till
The collector suggests that ever
body start figuring up now his !
come and expenses SO as TO
ready with the figures when the {
pert arrives. Expenses, howeN'
don't mean family expenses, mont
used to pay of the principal OF
debt, new machinery, buildings
anything like that They me-
# what you spend in making yo
y money--mterest taxes paid, hlT
help, amount paid for goods SO
4 seed stoek bought for feeding. re
except for your dwelUlnGl etc.
'' .s,,a ,nrlutas about every dol
ana S0t
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27

IhrIess Thcy then placed a menin- /
eitis quarantine on us. which "as
very reid +,
John Pierce is no~ at the base .
hospital With the mumps We have
quite a numhcf in the hospital but
most of the contagious diseases have
t.rn checked and the death rate
has decreased The death rate has .
been seven times What II should
have been. according TO statistics. .
but conditions are much better
We ~efe crowded nj first. there
heing nearly 300 mrn In one bar
rars bat uow uur COMPANY has .
three barracks aud plrnty ui room +.
all steam heatel and everything to
make us comfortable Despite all
the difficulties ~c have undergone.
the men have mu>tiy horne Il cheer
fully. fernne coahden, that Uncle
sam was dolng al in his power
The officers from the second train
ine camp have arrived We have
several 10 our COMPANY from hort
Benjamin. Harrison. lnd Cannot
inform YOU oi movement of troops
as there Is request from division
headquarters against II
Five pr cent II the pen leii
t1.Iay to spend Christmas Ten per
cent was to 90 but traffic congestion
prevented il Five pcr crnt will 50
New Year
We are preparing frr a erand
time here The 342nd / \ j. going
10 hasra i trcr 80 'cct tal We are
going 10 have fireworks and all
Kinds o' contests. one being a PIE
eating contest ~hlch i the onll one
have any hopes Of Winning
We wrrr gwen heart and lung
examination recently Only a very
, few were found to be afflicted. none
i, serious That has been our princi
pal work this week. going 10 the III
nrmary We have been inoculate'
twice for spinal meningitis and test
ei for germs, also vaccinated 10
:. smallpox
We Bollineer county boys recei'
= ed our presents O X and word
= cannot express our appreciation
n also many thanks 10 W NJ. { sirh
. Our company is composed princ'pa
" Of Springfield. Mo. men and IN
:, committee there is sending our con
- pany victrola and many otht
presents, which proves that the pe'
- ple are interested and wish to max
y. camp life as pleasant as possibl
but think there Is none that ca
- beat old Bollineer Thought 81
did excellent in the Red Cross an
Y. NJ. c. A. contributions, 1t vi
A gratifying to see the list OF seho
districts and was proud to see n
II at the top Of the list.
Sorry | can't write interesting IL
ters like the boys on the coast. D
:. have been of the reservation D
-, once. only on duty Come on, "
Virginia and Panama boys.
,s Wishing you all a merry Chrl'
|sr mas, am
;, Very respectfully,
, THos, II. HusKEY.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
Christmas Boxes For Soldiers

The Christmas boxes for the sol
diers have been sent to all the boys
from this county. Each box con-
tained the following
One pound of home made candy,
one GLASS of jelly, one cake Of soap,
two khaki handkerchiefs. one pack
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1917-12-27
GREETINGS

roouK FRIENDS ATpcusToMERs ONE AND ALI
~ ,.r d, YOU the compliments Of the The year
about 70 close has been successful IN the history OF
our business and vh thank sou iaf the most liberal
patronage yea have u ,n tho past and sincerely hope We
may have pleasure ot sbsrng your continued ''' during
the year iDis AFan thanking ior pact i'"f' and Wishing
YOU a ysry Happy and Prosperous NEW YEAR "' are
Your. very truly
TIL. PEOPLES SUPPLY COMPANY