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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-01

by q SOulleSS blackmailer, receiving
letters mailed locally. She managed
to get hold Of one mailed two days
since. There it is"
I read the missive. 1t was brief and
ito the point. II shalt not write you
again, unless you notify me by six
o'clock Tuesday evening next that YOU
are willing to hand me over $4,000
for the three notes.
AS ] Studied over this letter in my
room at the hotel that night, noticed
an odor emanating from its envelope.
Prying the pasted flap I found num-
Der of small particles evidently at
tached to the tongue of the sealer
when he closed the envelope. The
E uariicles were tiny, but Enthusiastically
bits of cloves.
Next day I made several important
discoveries. The letter had been writ
ten on hotel stationery That day,
too, / fixed my suspicious on one of
the guests. He was constantly visiting
the barroom of the hotel, and always
Disgusting his breath with cloves and
other condiments. Gradually / mar
,rowed suspicion on this man. When
the announced limit day of warning
came never let him out of my sight
He was trapped. IS
The Ashtons did not go away from
de- Often, later, I visited then
b. the honored guest of Wayne
O'Clock nd his beautiful wife:
J Back CHI
JH Maharg
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1917-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. Abel Stone and daugh'
ter. Caroline. Peter and Rhlby
Stone of Audubon autoed to At
lantic Sunday i'm THE latter's car
to visit relatives.
The Keota news., 1917-09-28
To Go to Camp Funston

Seventy men Of north Weld have
been summoned to appear At Eaton next
Tuesday to entrain the following day
for Camp Funston. Kansas, where they
will begin their military training. OF
this number are the following from this
locality: Clyde H. Snyder and Elmer
H. Sears. Keota: Harry Pospisal. Ka-
lous: Henry Horst, William l.. Burtch.
Lawrence E. Davis and Herbert H.
kleffer, Buckingham.
The Keota news., 1917-09-28
Pigs

Registered purebred big type Poland
China brood sows and weanling pigs for
immediate delivery. with or without
papers. Have both sows and boars.
There are none better in this country.
Also have fine yearling boar for service.
Powell Ranch. miles east Of Keota. stiff
Fred Forell and Miss Letha Shivers,
of Sligo. were married in Greeley Tues
day. and will make their home on the
groom's homestead, seven miles north
ofKeota.
Watch and jewelry repairing care
fully done. All work absolutely guar
anteed. Leave work with w. r. Stewart.
Talking machine needles at Stanleys.
The Keota news., 1917-09-28
George Boyer to Garry Mail

Rural Route No. l. from Keota, will
be an established fact next Monday.
when George w. Boyer. the carrier.
starts out on his first trip. The route
is thirty miles long. running past the
Vawter place to the Morgan county
line. and bast the Murphy place. 1t
will serve hundred patrons.
The Keota news., 1917-09-28
AMOS HOWARD
Gas Tractor Expert. Magnetos a
Specially. Repair work on
all P1Ow Outfits.
Phone Sligo I'll. SLIGO. COLO.
The Markets Compared

These Keota quotations are secured
from the local dealers on Thursday. and
being subject to change. should be taken
merely as an indication Of the market.
The outside quotations are the latest
published prices obtainable at time of
going to press.
The Keota news., 1917-09-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior

August Z. 1917
Noties b hsseSy 4ives that Kari Raunfartaes q
bsteesdale, cosossdo w.o on Nov. e: 1912, n.6e
Township ~. Ranae 81 VS. p. Meridian. has
6Ied notice Of attention to make three year proof to
establish claim to the land above described before
U. S. Commissioner Clyde L. Stanley. 1t keota.
Colo. On the 10th day Of October 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Henry kesbes.
Conrad Won. and Leonard C. Italsey. al Of Bsiaas-
dale. Colo. Henry Roth. Of keot1. Colo.
e MARY WOLFE DARClN. ReoiSter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

feutlitsn Garages in Wobnbiitriiien
erri4tei perbsn biirfen. Dieier 9ln,
tras ipurb. gum gsfnlub srbubsn.
On bas aommi.tss fir Gsiebs.
Rontratte unb Gnfpriide sins cine
bon 5errn Wullen unterbreitste Sr,
binans, psl6s IS RraffGuis madt,
tpenn in SsIepbonoutomat.n ftait
GeIbmiin5en fOgennnnie plugs"
ober SaIiifitat. .iHseporfen iperben.
3utpibsrbanbIunssn sesen bisfs Or
btnan5 finb nit SeIbiirafen tis 5u
$50 obsr cine Saftitrafs BIG gu 80
9asen arbettsbaus su abnbeu.
gn bas aonWittoe fir mttt.l
unb Wese stns bic bonn Si6erbeits'
birsttor Greolanber bsrriibrenbe Or.
binuns, ipelde cine Bcnbaussnbe BON
$40, 900 fir bi. W0blirung unb Muss
ftattuns bes neuen 1uxrtuloi. 6os
fpitaIs Ooriiebi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
0efabreu ber Oasbet5mng.
AnipaIt Goiuin :. Jranfs nnb feline
Samilie anf sin Suar bird GIN
atbmeu pou 4aturgas eritidt.
Gentralbeisnns mar infOlss mansel.
baften Srnds ,udbrenb Der
Nadt aussesanssu.

Iie mailselbaite @as5ufubr imo
Ser ieit eintritt oer faItcn @eue per.
ringcrte @aSbrud boben in Der Rahi
bonn .Rontas Siun Dienfias iieben
Dieni6enleben geiGbrDet.
Sleben Dtitglieoer Ter Sdniilie oes
9mpalts gOluin 5. 5ranfs. oil Der
Scrtuea aDenue, Snrfipea, ipdreu niii
Gin Snar infoIge bes Ginatbmens pon
@aSbdrlpfen eritidt unb bub lie ned
nriT ben 2ebelloen iueiIen, babeu lie
benz llnnitanb 5u ueroanfen, bob elll
5ipei Sabre alter Gnfa ocs Scrrn
5ralts gegen orei lIbr geitern Dior.
gen wah fpliroe unb idmuIerIid 81,
ibreien aiming.
Ssrr Sranfs purbe burdJ bas o..
fd,rei ieines GnteIs etenialls mad unb
sntotdts bonn " isanssu sidlt oerin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Die Ssriteluus elmer berhtmttn
Weoi5iu.

wenige 2eiite perben beriteben,
bab nebr aIS 350. 900 Bhinb Der per.
jhiebenen gflansen idbrlih sebraiidt
weroen 5iir Seritelluns DON Spbia g.
Vinfbams gegetable COMPOUND, iino
bieie pilon5en iperben ole Su cine.
SSsobres5eit geiammeIt, nenn beren
mebisiniide Gieenidaften am beiten
iin5.
Die gSarole in Der 3iibereitlins
oieier gilau5n lit gleinIidfeit. bas
@erfabren oes aohens lit nollfon.
men. slae llteniiIien unb aeiiel iinb
iteriIiiirt uno Die Webi5in 1T paiteil.
riiirt, sefl1rt unb filtrirt, ebe iie fiir
ben aoniiimenten auf Jlaiaeu' se5o.
gen miro.
Gs lit bieie wnnoerbare Combine
tion bon g,flarBen nebit benz @eifIid
unb Der Sorgfalt, bie IN Der 8uberei.
tiing angepanot ipirb. nelHe bieie be.
riibmte Mebi3in 10 erfoIgrei& sernndt
bat tn Der @ebanola,Ha ssn GsGaess.
.tsibeal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

bon $50 Derbdngt iperben iou. Ra4
Der aniidt Der Staoipdter ipirb biie
ueus SroinaHS ibr.n 3psd p,it bsT.r
erfiilen, ba bic aI!s Orbinans Elm
tobter 9uhitabe seipsisn IN, ipeil iein
Ri6tsr es iibsr fi6 setpinnsn ionnte
3eitunssjungens obnt fpeitsrss na9
benz arbeitsbaus 5u idifen. SEPT,
mo- nur eiue 9elbitraf. gu perhdnsen
TT, sIaubsn bic StubtpGter, bab benz
unipeien ie6r 6alb Elm Gnbe s.ma9t
Derben ipiro.
Serr Serrp bemsrtt,, aIs er biz
qufbsbung Der Gsidaftsrss.In be,
Aufs iofortissr annabme Der Orbi.
non5 bsantraete, Dab bie Srbinan3
tpobl taum befonbeTer gr!Idrung be.
burfe unb iie nur sineereid,t iporben
lei I'M elmer Situation Elm gnbe 5u
MAIDEN, bic ausidli.bli1 In Gineilp
matt bsrrI6e unb fi9 in Der Iesten
3sit abiOIut unertrasli4 seitaItet
babe.
0ur9 Grbeben DON ben Chen
tpurbe bas 4noenisn bes tiirsIi4 aus
oem 2sben sef9iebensn DormaIisen
Stubtratbsmitslisb 5ermann Stein-
de eeebrt. Den betreffsnben 4ntrag
itelte Serr Subor ppn Der 13. Warb
unb mics baraufbiu, bab Serr
Steinde niht nur bem bormaIisen
8ourb Of acsislation, Tonbsrn au9
bem Stabtraib DON 1900 Biz 1903
unesbDrt basss.
Der plan g.fpiF.r 2eute on Der
RodOale 9luenue. gsseniiber DON Der
Wdibingtrn 4oenue cine breiit6dise,
0ffsntlihe Garage gu erridteH, ipurbe
DON Serrn Tubor DsreiteIt. 9uf f.is
men glntras, osm Elm biele llntsrs
i6riften tragenbsr proteft bon 8es
lpo9nern Der beirsHenben Ra6bar,
fhuft 6eilua fpurb. Der gauiommiIs
far aHsetpiefen feinen 8auerIaubnibs
i4ein fir etn bsrartissa @sbdubs
aus5ufteGsn.
Sn 0erbinbung hermit battle 9u.
Dor aud beantrasi, bab bns Gon-
mitts fir @eiebs, seoniraite nnb
4nfpriids ben 8auiobtr babin amen.
sitm iou, sab IA 3uiaait hsus Sr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17
Der gtaotratb.
Die iedyssbnte 8arb bat uun,nshr in
SGru George j. Sdlid)te einen
neuen 8crtrcter.
Zen ieuiatiOusliiiternen 8odenblGtt'
&eu fol- oas Sanomert gelegt
iDerbcn.

Gie 5s6Sebnte Darb bat nunme6r
I'm Stabtrat6 pisSsr silen gertreter.
9srr George 5. S9li9ts, auf ben ii4,
tpie bereits in bieieu SpaIten bsri9s
tet, bic gretutiDbeamten Der republic
tanii4en partsi in Der Darb als
9ia4foIger Don Dr. Carroll De Gour,
ep seeinist battsn, puros seftsrn auf
&ntras pDu 5errn WtuLlsn einjtimmig
gum ReprGientanteu Der 16. Warb
eripGbIt unb trat, ua1bem er ben
4mtseio abselest batts, unDerSiisli9
fein amt an. Seiu pult mar aur
Jsier beg Cages nit biibi4eH gIumsn
geifmiift.
GepiNsn WodenblGtt4en, bic in
antDbigen GenIatiOnen rma9en"
iOa nun gang ensrsiIh gu 2eibe ses
gang.n perben. 2luf 9tntrag BON
5errn Serrp tpurbe -ramli9 unter
Suspsnbirung Der @ei9dftsregeln
elm. Srbindn5 ansenommen, bur6
tpsl9e cine friibere Srbindna be5iige
li6 Der 8erbreituns unb bes @ers
taufs BON anftDBisen S9riften uno
3eitunssn amenbirt tpurbe. Wdbrenb
in Der friibsrsu Orbinan5 Dorssidries
ben mar, oaB ieber @ertGufsr eiHes
folden Buds ober etner folhsn
3situns naa bem 9Irbsitsbaus se'
ianSt DsrSsn folI, beftfmmt bic neus
DrSinotsa bob nus slns GslSitrdfs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

aen @,bredeu, bdb I'm gansen Salle
elm pcnetranter @osgera6 berr'djte
unb iei,,e @attin bercits onrh ons
einatbn,cn Der @asbairpfe berpibtlos
aerporoen mar, pdtreub er ielblt TO-
,rie ailsb bic anberen' Yaitslicber DER
salniIic iih nur nod nit Vhibe auT'
redt balien fonnten
NatiirIib riE Serr Sranfs pprerli
iiberaa Die sseniter ai,f itno rief ihIen'
nigit cinen 9lrst berbei, oem es nab
fursen gcnriibungen eeIcn9, 5rau
sranfs nieber ll lid, 81 bringen nno
aud ieoe 3ebenseefabr fir ote iibri.
gen TitaIieber Der 6aHiIie gu beieI.
iigen.
Cine llnteriuhltng ergab. bab oas
Cos n1brer,b Der gtadt IN Der Gen.
tralbei,ung infolse mangelbafien
TrudS periagt bate, iobab. bic Gas.
iIanuncn auSgineen unb Oas Gas
bann imgebinbert aisiiromte unb id,
iiber bic idnuntliben Rdume ocs $mi.
ies uerbreitete.
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Dies nmb 3as.

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fter,, bic ftdbtif9e Gtoilbieaittommti.
iion au betpeseu, i6rs gntideibuns I'M
EalIe b.s ebensaIiseu poIiSiftsn wlOr'
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betanHtlt9 bic GrtIdKuns Serman'S
aus bem poliaetbie,rit perfiist unb bic
Gipilbienittommifiion battle biefs Gsrt,
f&dbuns beitdttst.
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eIt fowie bte JeuertpebrIeuts Gbarles
g. gobbipgton Inb Robert 81. Wes
@lop trdten sefterR ME ber amtirUbs
6i4trbeitssirettor Gsawforb .betdHnt
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

9ieuftiabrs in BEN RuheitonO unD
trerbsn sur peniiOniruns eingegeben
r.rbea. GIsidbSeitis purben Charles
guslis go. 1918 Warquis Strabe,
aouis Gessers go. 1O13 UNDERWOOD
glaee unb Sobn 3. S9nsiOsr go. 425
Clinton Strabe gu resuIGren 5euer'
pebrlsuten erHannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-01-17

SeHs 81, Glarf
GIiffprS 9. &rigbt
Robest Ramies
Glareuee Nurpbp
Spbu 8 Gage
Gqau Uatess
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
CONFIDENT IS THEIR SON.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Bradley Under.
 stood Was Sailinn tn London.

Mir. and Mrs. J. w. Bradley, living in East Mena. are confident that the W J. Bradley, who was men toned in the Associated Press dis patches as having been one of the Imen on the British steamship Cris- pin, which was torpedoed off Mine- head, Ireland, March 29, is their son, tho they are confidently hop ing that later reports will develop that he is still alive. Will enlisted in the navy last August at Waco, Tex. but about ten days ago he had written his parents from Newport News. Va, that he had quit the serv- ice, and that he was just on the point of starting to London. He gave no particulars as to how he got out of the service, nor on what mission he was going to London. Since the receipt of his letter, two letters directed to Will at his old address have been forwarded to Mena
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
.EX-SHERIFF MANCUh
 OUT WITH FACTS
Declares He Feels It His Duty to Say Good Word for Medicine That Helped Him So Much.

~Tanlac has certainly helped me, and recommend it to others for what it has done in my case" says Hon. C. W. Mangum, of Atlanta, ex- sheriff of Fulton county.
 T have personally recommended it to a great many people. know of at least fifteen or twenty families who have bought it on my say so.
 T am 70 years old, and have most always been pretty strong and healthy until here lately have been in nervous, worn-out, rundown condition. My stomach was upset most of the time, and 1 digested my food poorly Most always after eat- ing l would have a full, uncomfort- able feeling that would last for sev- eral hours.
 After taking the second bottle of Tanlac the fullness and all the disagreeable symptoms disappeared, and my condition is now that of a we'll man. now eat heartily with out any bad after effects, and I sleep well at night.
 "Tanlac seemed to be just what needed to put my system in shape, and has toned me right up Under the circumstances l think it per- fectly natural for me to say good word for it and recommend it to my friends"
 Among the large number of prom inent men in public life in the South who have recently given Tanlac their unqualified endorsement for the specific aid to them are Hon. McKinzie Moss, judge of the Eighth Kentucky judicial district; Hon. Moses R. Glenn, Kentucky State Su- perintendent of Printing; Col. John R. Gaines, editor and publisher of the Bowling Green Daily News {; George w. Hinton, former secretary of the Warren county Equity League; President pegg of the Newport Business College, and oth- CTS.
 Among those prominent in com mereial life, who have more recent ly endorsed Tanlac, are C. c. Cooper, president of the Georgia Cotton Oil Company, Lawrenceville, Ga, J. F. Carroll, cotton mill superintendent, |of Chattahooche, Ga, c. M. Conoyer, manager of the office furniture de- partment of Foote X Davis, Atlanta, Ga. and s. s. Shepard, ex-city coun- |cilman, Atlanta.
 Tanlac is sold in Mena by Jackson Drug & Furniture Co.; in Hatfield by F. Ii. Butler; in Cove by Fred W. Gray; in Wickes by J. A. Chilean and in Grannas, Ark, by S. H. McCurley. Adv.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
A FIGHT ON HOG CHOLERA.
Dr. J. E. Gibson Making Talks and Demonstrations in Polk County.

E Dr. J. K, Gibson Of Little Rock, veterinarian in charge of the control and eradication of hog cholera, is spending several days in Polk coun- ty this week and in company with Demonstration Agent Charles c. De- laney, is holding several demonstra- tion meetings with farmers.
 On Tuesday meetings were held on the farms of E. L. Garrett and A. C. Bratcher, near Egger, where Mir. Gibson demonstrated the use of cholera vaccine, and also talked to the assembled farmers about things to be done to control and ultimately eradicate hog cholera, pointing out among other things the necessity of giving up the practice of allowing hogs to run at learge, and instead maintain sanitary conditions in the lots, pastures and fields where the animals were kept.
 Today a demonstration was held on the G. l.. Lochridge farm in the Dallas Valley, where T. G. Green is going extensively into the hog raising business. Tomorrow there will be a meeting at Hatfield.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
Georqe Klein Branches Ont.

George Klein closed a deal today for the purchase of the furniture and fixtures and the unexpired lease on the P 0. Booming House from Mrs. s. A. Seaman. Mrs. Seaman foI 1.-the present will remain in charge of the business for Mir. Klein, but he will devote some of his own time to the interest of the business. He has been successfully conducting the business of providing furnished rooms in his cottages on Jansser avenue, and he sees in the P. 0 Booming House a good chance to increase the business.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
K. c. s. nireclors Passed Thru.

The Directors Special of the Kansas City Southern railway passed thru Mena Tuesday after noon, southbound, for the annual in- spection trip by the directors and of ilcers of fhe railway company In the party were l.. r. Loree, chair man of the Board of Directors; Pres ident J. A. Edson, General Manager c. E. Johnston, Auditor and Vice President R J. Mccarthy, and Gen- eral Solicitor & W. Moore. Road Master H. Tyson accompanied the party from Heavenef to DeQueen The special did not stop in Mena It passed thru here about 30 minutes ahead of train No. 3.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. I. H. Kerr and lit- tie son arrived Monday from Kan sas City to make their home in Mena. They will live in the M. A, Stratton residence on Tenth street Mir. Kerr is an express messenger and had been on the run from Kan sas City and Mena, and had just been transferred to the run from Mena to Port Arthur.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
W.O. W.CANPS
 PLAN BIG PICNIC
Mena and Board Camp Membership Will Celebrate the Fourth in pa- triOtic Fashion-Send Telegram
 to President Wilson.

A great meeting was held Tuesday night by the officers and members of Rieh Mountain Gamp.sNo. 245, and rhenibers of Beard Camp Camn No. S9i, the members from the lat ter camp having brought in eight candidates.for initiation.
 sThe Board Camp members pres ent were Tom and Grady Embrv Bunyan and W. E. Hilton, Charles Burnett and Claude Kelly. The can didates brought in by the Board Camp members were Edgar Peters Roy Pratt, Henry McClain. Tom Gill; ham, Argus Bain, Sam Lichlyter Ollie Ryals and Jos. Teague.
 After the ceremony of initiation. the members and visitors enjoyed a lunch and social hour.
 But before taking up the lighter vein of things, the lodge appointed committee to draft resolutions en- dorsing the action of President Woodrow Wilson in the present cri- sis of affairs in our country. The resolution and the committee draft ing the same is as follows:
 Mena, Ark April i, 1917. Woodrow Wilson, President of the
 United States of America.
 Rich Mountain Camp No. 2{5. Woodmen of the World, and Board Camp Camp No. S9l, Woodmen of the World, in joint meeting, unani- mously approve your stand on pre- paredness to meet our nations foes. and assure you of our undivided support during the days of trial that are at hand
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
c. c. Gunnels Grady Embry Ira o. Smith Elmer Eddy
Ionnnittee.

This was not the only patriotic move made by the joint session. but it was decided to hold Fourth of July picnic at Board Camp, which it is intended, shall be one of the greatest picnies ever held in Polk county. It is plannd to have pres ent on that occasion, Consul Com mander Farrar Newberry, who is one of the strongest orators of the state. Efforts will also be made to have degree team on hand for an exemplification of the drills.
 The general committee who will have charge of the affair will be Charles Burnett, Bun Hilton and Grady Embry for the Board Camp lodge and M NJ. Shields, R. L. Nor ris and Dr. c. C. Gunnels.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05

tomobile, and is in the form of a full. camping equiphietit, consisting of tent. beds and other necessary equipment to make full camping outfit. The Schooner" will be used by Mr. Goff .on his camping trips, but Is ordered especially for the over-
 land automobile trip which Nr Gqa
 - 4. -.,sxz -se~<s .s
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
Tax Collector Busy.

From now until the tenth of April the tax collectors office will be the busiest place in town. There are many residents of the county who do not pay their taxes until the last week, and aside from the task of waiting on those who come to pay in person, each mail is bringing in a big bunch of remittances and in- quiries from non-residents.
 The total number of receipts written this year up to noon Tuesday was 3.275, against 2,736 at the close of the third day of April last year, the increase this year being largely due to the fact that at this time the mail is more closely worked up.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
WiII Inyestlaate Indian Mounds.

MT. and Mrs, Harrington, who were here in the interest of the Museum of the American Indian
 of New York,sleft "Wednesday for the Opal and Big Fork country, to make an investigation of the Indian mounds located in that coun- try. They will go from there to Womble aRdp-tAeneea to Mineral sprfhsGs Vfper4 they fave some in- complete &xcaIations. J If they suc- ceed in making satisfactory ar engagements with the land owners, and the investigation is approved by the Museum management, the work will soon be begun in Polk county. They were taken across country by John Martin in e1Rnndolph auto.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
Mrs. Mark OIney Receives Surprise.

Mark P. 0lney has bought the third Jackons VIII automobile which was shipped in last week by R. Con, The car was bought one day last week as birthday present for Mrs Olney, and was to have been de- Iivered to her as a surprise last Sun day, but on account of the rain It was not delivered until Monday. Tn the meantime Mrs. Dlney was un- aware of the plans being made for her surprise.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
Likes to Hear From Mena.

W. H. Clemmer writes from Ham Hilton, Tex, renewing his subscrip- ton to The star. Ife says. We are always anxious to hear from the sCity ofthef f0zarks.
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
Sunday School Convention Postponed

The district Sunday school con- vention which was to have been held at Dallas last Sunday, has been postponed for two weeks, and will be held on Sunday, April 9. The postponement was taken for the reason that many were kept away Sunday on account of the threat aninr weather
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05
Licenses Issued to Teachers.

County Superintendent W. Homer Pigg just recently completed the grading and issuing of teachers li- censes to those who took the last quarterly teachers examination. Out of theetwenty-four applicants, three were granted first grade li- censes, ten received second grade licenses. five thiFd gfade.s and seven tailed to make z slie h feqrhsd' ssedes- sss s:...; II sI "a a. 'Apv-'s. s.puuIqlItd 'ae saInao!d psmulJ 10 suu suB bq
 ssss ~saaR q .su1lJ suiuseto ssnoH
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05

Prepared Tor Camping Trips. 4 R.. Golf has ordered what Is called D Warner Prairie Schooner. which Is . trailer to be attAcfied to an au-
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05

Mir. and Mrs. F. k. Knowlton of the Yocana community, who recent
 ly sold their Polk county holdings, came to Mena Monday to complete preparations to start for Bakers field, Cal, where they expect to make their home. They ' were brought to Mena by H. R. Groves, and left Tuesday for their new
The Mena weekly star., 1917-04-05

plans making to Galveston this sum Imer.
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State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas County ss.

State of Ohio City of Toledo.
 Lucas County. ss.
 Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co, doing business in the City of Toledo. County and State afore- said, and that said firm. will pay the
 each and every case of Cntarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence. this 9th day Of Deeem- Der, A. D. 1886. A. ". GLEASON. (Seall Notary Public
 Halls Catarrh Cure ih taken intern ally and acts through the Blood on the
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