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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
Guard Your Breath.

"A mans breath" says Popular Sci.
cnce Monthly. us often a betrayer OF
secrets. He may have been out late.
sitting up with a sick friend. but
when he reaches home his loving wife
ut once opens up her battery Of re-
proaches.
Snow comes the news that two In
ventors In Osceola, Ark, have joint
ly invented a brenth.guard OF new
pattern. II IL said TO be efficient, hut
not In the manner you were thinking
OF. II Is intended TO protect dentists,
BARRIERS and physicians from inhal.
Ing the germ-laden breath Of their pa
tlents or patrons. II consists of a
small curved shield OF glass placed
so as to cover the nostrlls and held In
position by a spring clip gripping the
partition wall Of the nose on the In
side. Many diseases are directly CON-
munlcated through the Inhalation Of
tainted air, and device Of this kind
should be q boon to professional peo-
pie who are compelled, by the nature
Of their duties. to be In close pr0xim.
ity to those whom they sefve."
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
CUPID NOT IN THIS DEAL
One Case Of courtship That Was Con.
Quoted Along the strictest Of
Business Lines.

Everything WIS strictly business
with August Rinnick. A sign on his
desk said "This Is my busy day." and
a sign above his desk said. There are
quarter If q million words In the
English language. lie brief"
lie regarded his office force merely
ms machines Of varying degrees Of Fl.
ficicncy. and II was therefore several
months before he realized the luscious
physiognomy aud many virtues Of Miss
Perch. his stenographer.
hut. with August Rinnick. to think
was 10 act, and. the very afternoon on
which he finally realized. he summoned
Miss Perch into his Office.
Miss PERCH" he said. stake a let.
ter"
And he dictated as follows:
"My denr Miss Perch: II has lately
come TO my attention that you are o
young woman Of exceptional facial en-.
bcllishments. mental endowment and
moral efficiency. The limited time ut
my command will not permit me many
details. but I may mention that since
you have been In my employ I have
never yet seen you masticating chicle
commonly known as gum-or apply.
Ing powder TO your nose Ian organ
whose extreme dellcacy Of contour and
pleasing abbreviation much impressed
mel. In short, my dcnr Miss Perch. the
Idea has come 90 me to endeavor 10 In.
duce you TO have your surname legally
changed 60 Rinnick-in brief, to be-
come my wife. I will cheerfully give
you a day TO think this matter over.
and shall be pleased TO hear from you
at your leisure. Very truly, A. Rinnick."
In the next days mail he received
the following reply: "Mr. August Rim.
nick: Denr Sir: In reply TO yours Of
the Both Inst. would say that am 9th.
erwise engaged. Very truly. Therly
Perch."-Exchnnge
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
RESENTED TRIBUTE TO Dey
Jefferson's Action In TrIpoil Set Ex.
ample That Was Followed BY Al
Christian Nations.

The first treaty with A,picrs. which
was negotiated during WasbInu,on,s
administration. cost the United states
for the ransom Of American coptiyes
81 600. 900. in addition 10 which nm Nm.
nuity was promised. In 1900 Presi.
dent Adams claimed TINT the United
States had TO nay three times the trib.
ute imposed upon Sweden ana Den.
mark.
But this temporIz,nr po,,cy only
mnde matters worse. Captnjn Boin.
bridge arrived I'm A,giers. bearing the
annual tribute for the dew in n mn.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
HOW she REMEMBERED HIM
~sveh . Friendly Faes," ssISs'wemsR
Of Man Whose Name enc HAD
Temporarily Forgotten.

II n something 10 carry ones com
incubation In ones face. m the poet
Coventry Pntmore would have II.
AZ the Eurydice concert few eve
nings ngo woman was attempting to
describe 20 her neighbor n man whose
personality had impressed her. though
she Ind forgotten his name.
"You must know whom mean" she
said. "Thnt man with a beard. who
has such a friendly look"
"Oh. you'n,ean George Burnham. Jr."
said the other.
ayes. that's the mani"
"Such u friendly iook'" Could one
desire u more endearine Description
which reminds me that when Hor-
ace Greenwood and Mr.. Burnham
first met they were somewhat In.
nudIbly introduced. (why are intro
duc'lons usually innudibleN
II didn't quite catch the name." said
Mr.. Rurnhnm.
"Nr. Greenwood" repeated the In.
tcrlocufor.
"To bs sure!" exclaimed Mr.. Burns
ham npologctically. II knew II was
some kind 81 wood"
"And ! must confess that I didn't
catch your name. either" said Mr..
Greenwood.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Burnhnm."
"Oh, yes' ! knew II was some kind
Of Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
Women Soldiers.

Advertisements Of Molly Pitcher Of
Revolutionary fame rs the first .femi.
nine soldier In the United States have
appeared. Perhaps she was the first.
but certainly she wasn't the only one
or the last.
There was Nancy Hart Of Georgia.
who took ten Tories prisoners; DcbO.
rah Sampson Of Massnc husetts. who en-.
listed In the Continental army. fought
In battle after battle. her sex unsuk
pected. and headed military expedi.
lions; Frances Hook Of Illinois. who
served In the Union army during the
Civil war: Frances Wilson Of New
Jersey. Mary Owens Of Pennsylvania,
Major Belle Reynolds OF Illinois.
Most famous Of our JOINS OF Arc
were Major Pauline Cushman, a Fed.
eral scout. and Capt. BELLE Boyd. a
Confederate spy. who saved St0newall
JacksOn's army from destruction.
All the women who won regulations
as soldiers proved themselves us
brave. efficient and hardy as-any mnn
could be. Here's wishing more power
to their elbow !-Spokane Spokesman
Review.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
eAlnt to Mothera.

Let Us never be like the mother who
said her boy was not Interested In any
thing. For the boys teacher when
she called noticed that he had a, box
which he seemed to take care Of. and
u was not long before she learned
that II was a collection OF caterpillars.
Yet the mother said that her boy was
interested In nothing. The teacher ut
once showed her pupil that she. too.
was interested In his collection. She
searned from the hoy q great many
things about caterplllars that she did
not know. and In turn taught him
things he did not know. Teacher and
boy becaas great. friends; through
thls common interest others sprang up
and the boy changed from Q sullen
lnattentive boy to q predetermined.
@tds-awake man. II the mother could
only have shared her boys interest.
bow much more helpful they would
have been TO each other.-Pittsbursh
OispatcA
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
OWNS A PRICELESS MADONNA
TrapanF. Q Seaport Of sicily, Possesses
IN Old statue Which Has an
tnterestIne History.

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s w.. 20 AZ" w.,,nn III VI r.. .,..,. ="
. vs,nah,s ,o,,c ,ha h,.,ary % ,sh,.h
S.o,ns aa.,r =, ar som.,.nn,s a.n,,,.n
T,sdI,,on sovs :, wos n, ,ho, ,i,ne
s,.aan..as =, saw. TEL. a...,ns
sho,,t s,Cn. IN n I,,,,o hon, ThaS
landed their tronhv nm tho shore a,
Tranan, mt when ,hsy wished IN
remove their pr,ze. thew mot with
copsidenbIe onposItIon nm tho nart
Of the citizens Of the mort Neither
eide PRODUCING n golden. tonpued ORR.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
When 10 Q Man .rIrsdf

In an article about tired business
men In American Magazine. q writer
says:
"when q man says he IL tired he
means that he Is the victim Of fatigue
and that the requirements OF the days
work have exhausted his mental and
physical resources. Is this truef II II
were. the victim of this terrific day
would 20 home and fall into bed to re-
cuperate from what he has suffered.
But he does not. He does one Of two
things: Either he spends the evening
at home rOmping with the kids or
reading or amusing himself with some
tad or game; or he goes out and puts
In anywhere from four to eight hours
seeing show. going to roof garden.
taking an automobile ride. dancing q
good many miles or playing cards.
1T turns out that he Is not as tired
~ he thought he was. In fact, to- all
lntents and purposes. he IL not tired
at all. II he were he could not show
up laughing and with the CLEAN Of
hearty enjoyment In his eye at the end
Of a dance or an automobile ride, or
whatever It II that he has selected a.
. means Of killing timeS before he
chooses to 30 to bed. The man who
u really fatigped has no desire to
dance. does not want 10 be bounced
around In an automobile, does not care
to ut through Q play. feels an aver,
don to game Of carda II he IL really
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
FOOD VALUE OF cocoANUTs
Beth the Meet and the Mlik Ar ussd
In Countries Where They Are
oeoWn.

Among the foods which are lately
beginning 70 be appreciated In the
cocoanut: a. Il has q remarkably high
food value combined with a delicious
flavor. II lends itself admirably to Q
variety Of uses for the home table.
The fresh cocoanut il valued not
only for the meat, but also for the
milk which f,lls the center OF the nut.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
THROWS POLLEN OVER BEES
Natures Use Of the Mountain Laurel
u One Of Her Many Remark.
able oevlcea

,F1opi and away 20 the little sta
mems Of the mountain laurel and throw
pollen over the bee which nlIghts upon
them. The naturalist sees here one
Of the most remarkable devices In ali
nature for compelling an insect to car
ry pollen. The lover Of nature sees
In the mountain laurel one Of the most
beautiful Of the common woodland
flowers, says Edward Bigelow In
Boys Life"
The corolla IL saucer-shnped. with
ten little pits near the edge. and light.
ly caught In each OF these little pits
Is the nnthcr ut the end of the elastic
filaincnt. This natural thing seems to
grow In an unnatural manner. but do
you know Of any other plant that &C.
tunlly grows in distorted or strained
position, or puts its own self In an un-
comfortable and strained position
from which Il Is glad TO be released
when the first insect comes along and
sets Il loosc7
The whole mechanism Is like a hair
trigger. II Is 80 carefully adjusted
that even n slight Jar will sometimes
set II loose. Shaking an entire bush
releases great numbers Of these fla
ments, and fiop. fiop. fiop they leap out
Of the pits md the anthers throw their
pollen everywhere. The bee which
visits the mountain laurel must feet
that the times are prosperous. since he
Is showered with golden pollen which
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
Just One Inch Of Rain.

When the weather bureau reports
that an inch Of rain has fallen, II
means that the amount of water that
descended from the sky In that par
ticular shower would have covered tho
surrounding territory to adepth Of one
inch II none Of It had run of or soaked
Into the ground.
IT means that on one acre Of ground
enough water to all more than 600
barrels Of Is gallons each has fallen.
That quantity Of water weighs more
than ITO tons. II the rainstorm GOV.
cred 1000 acres. which would bs Q
very small shower indeed, 114.000 tons
Of water would fall from the clouds.
Rainstcrms frequently cover whole
states and often two or three or ave
inches Of water fall in one storm. A
single widespread and heavy storm
might result In 5000. 100000 tons Of
water.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
pIseoXsred In f7as.

PlatinAm was discovered In what 10
now Colombia In 1875, by q Spaniard
named Don Antonio de Ulloa. who ac-
companied French scientific expedi.
ton, and his account Of II was the first
Information regarding the metal to be
brought to the attention Of Europeans.
In the placer mining Of gold In Co
lombia Il was formerly thrown away
a. waste. and when the rise In price
made It more valuable than gold the
ground on which the waste had been
thrown became In its, turn . Geld for
mining soperations. and even the
streets Of the principal center Of gold
refining In Colombia. .Quibdo, were
torn up and the soil washed for par
ticlss Of the new treasure. One man
tore down Jhis store In order to get at
the ground beneath, and found -
much platinum that be was enabled 70
rebuild and make an extra $4,000 Tor
bis trouble.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
Medicinal Literature.

Tho London Lancet departs for .
moment from the austere halls OF SCI
ence to adventure into the fields aud
gardens Of literature. though keeping
one foot safe within the accustomed
medical precincts. The Lancet dis
cusses nothing less worthy than the
works, writings. theories, maxims and
pleAsantries OF Master Francois RIA.
bniais. the point being that his diver
siohs into letters were simply part Of
bis days work a. q practical medico.
He wrote. the Lancet assures uA not
for the untold generations Of the fu-
ture. not for the delsctation Of our
own selves but solely and Strictly to
amuss. heasten and brace up he spir-
its Of his patients during the tsdium
q their iilness. thereby aiding hid
cures and siding to his stature a. Q
Dsmhee Of TIE faculty. .
|, Master yrancois was q great bellsv.
= In Ne therapeutic valus of litssa-
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30

Tourists In Japan who sec srsps-
vines on The hiIlado often ask what
Ne prospscts are fot wtne-production
In the empire. An Australian. writing
70 mo Nsw last publishoa IN Tohio,
sxpresses an Interest IN the possibility
Of developing Japanese vineyards.
: Japan" he writes, should lead n.
~ 70 this lucrative industry. VITA
ehsap Labor wine growing should b
blehly profitable. A. 70 markstA q
it realised that China alone impeets
millions Of gallons from California,
not 70 speak Of ~ Imports from An.
traaA and slsswheset Al wins-gseW-
~ tevnlsiee srp - ! seund condl-
tiea should ~ nat Japan vsull
oeAa toeel 49, ~ wtas QsulngS
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30

Only at one place IN the Unitsa
States u there real tropical vsgsta-
tion. says Popular Science Monthly.
Florida and Callfeenia have what 10
called ~sub-troplcal" vegetation. In
the midst Of . dsseet In the >sxtrsms
southern part of California 70 Q true
eesis. The oasis. Palm Springs. lee
40 test below The ~ level. - bot
y e thsre that thsse u Q riot a vegs.
tatcn an the year round. pnosmous
ag trso&nd mammoth grapefruit and
oranges are always q b had The
lemons that crow thsrS weigh two an0
. halt penuds aplses. Ths reapensi-
elllty e. " this mag b. laid - . 49,
afua litti4 sBsan wAiaA = ~ " ~
Celoraoe vlyes and vAieA 1ews
taseaeA ~ eesls selv - 0lsoepeas
~ ~ s14 = y q. -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
outteo.

The English government. after long
discouraging suttees, by the agency Of
Lord william Bentinck formally abol.
ished them In December. 1890. but
they have' since occasionally taken
place. Tho wife Of the SON Of the
Rs1ah Of Beygoon thus perished In
June. 1894. and several wives Of Sir
Tung Bahadoor. minister Of Nepaul,
on March !. 1877. One voluntary suit.
tee occurred at Poona, In November.
1890. and Il has continued to the pres.
emit time In isolated parts 0f India,
for even a. late - 1905 several per.
sons who took part u . suffice In Be-
har were condemned to penal ssrvi'
tude. ~. -
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30

vof years business people have d.
psndsd o. the typewritng machine
Cor thsir lsttsrs. and have neglected
kAstr landwyiting. The deafth ce ma
ehln3 y nov being generally fsak ~
Oeclally n. COMMERCIAL houses. and
poco noee q has become necessasy to
~ ahls b write clearly and ladbly.
~ ~ 0sse time the othse day ~
AaaA e q bls business nsm took the
lDoqhls - ct specimens - IL Aand.
Nyo(lnGlse ~ star q 6ena!e elsssa.
Uomo @ege eearcsly ~ ~ eeul0
,Ws11o = soa1ly Opod xan4 Sreqple
RonS ~ ~ tlmo - toa1 . 49,
80 lettk uleD u = lsglhly vsltesnS
- - NgeyleSg i 60 - !. .,..-....
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30

s0eorys.s che said. ''bsfors I Siye
yos Q anal answer you must tell NJ
eemsthinG Do you drink anythiAes"
4 Gnils of RELIEF lishted his hand.
ooDe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that m ~
wanted 10 knews Pros1ly. 1lnnyA-
anlly 10 elsspsd her 10 ~ 49, IA
w1ispere4 n hsr shslIiite safS
NAAytAing r. 0aFosylA I :
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30
Whale Nest.

whale meat 10 By no means new
food to human beings Since time I'm.
memorial the Nskimos Of The Hudsoa
bay and Alaskan coasts have eaten Il
II was and Sun u one Of their main
food supplisA o. we'll - diving oil for
eu1l. ~ y we'll known. the whale has
. very small thFoat averaSing In the
largest aheuk ~ Inches IN diamstsr.
thus h en- swallow hothine lassA u
lives On yesieoe feens q pelsu1s ma
vefy mjnuto creatures walch whalers
III sbsttS m upon shsinpA hsssine
NJ waslsas man espgeaesanA n
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1918-08-30

Singing makes the daily work easier
Of accomplishment. Sailors were
among the nrst to recognise this and
they sang % they stored away The chr.
- keeping thine WITH ~ muas ~
they pulled q ropss an wtndlas1.
ehsasins 10 pssats w. ~ wssk e.
neaded Il Hsss y . ,fAyosits dittys
= ys:sss. ~ 81 2 yansss Gsss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-09
TRUTH AND HONESTY PAY
LARGE DIVIDENDS

We are in the market for All kinds
OF produee- We are agents for m0nu-
ments. e11-s5 Per set up to SIS. $50.
ssoo. 5000
We gay SOC per dozen for eggs. s0c
ID. for hens; 91-0o . head for geese:
sc ID. for veal calf hide. green; sc
ID. green COW hide $500 for horse
hide $40 bushel for good wheat:
sI-5e bushel for ian corn $500 Per
hundred for dressed hogss lie Per ID
for fat yearling: $3.50 tub washed wool
Cow hides $500 II weight is IN hide
We do exactly what We say Wou1
forfeit $50 every time ne failed 70 do
%.
No one gets in our way One price
Al our five little stores which are ar
busy as bees making honey
Win the war We pay high cash
prices for eggs Want an the ezra
and viii pay cash In hand 10 pay for
War Savings Stamps 70 help win To
var. Sen your produce. eggs. butter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-09
NOTICE

Slid bids win be received By the
County Judge up to noon Monday. July
the End. 1918. for the construction Of
= public highway over the lands Of
Mrs Lizzie Moore On Cherokee Greek
in LAErence county. for = distance Of
19se feet On the location made BY the
Special Road Engineer and designated
BY . line Of stakes. numbered from
4xeo 10 14xS0-
Pans and specifications may be sen
AZ the Office Of the County Judge. OF
AZ the home Of Mrs Moore. or Al the
Bank Of Blaine
Prospective bidders vii BE required
10 go over the work and examine the
plans and Specifications. and bid in \
lump sum for the entire work The
County Judge may reject any OF All
BIDS The successful bidder VII Be re-
qufred 10 give bond for the faithful
performance Of The ccnfract- TIE
road must be completed BY September
The 18th. 1878
n b HIGHBERGER-
4s14sJr1s Special Road Engineer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-09
TERM OPENS MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ELEVENTH 1918

$3.50. ~ 800 exversencs and adequate equipsnent
chrsetAn snsironnsnr Active rslgio1s izf1snSsz- =
Crf1rian ckz<seser u buded the Rock o. Eternal
Truth ana VII stand unsk1 =Ed tie sROek and Storm
q ifss barse Ousht be The rst eozssasrtioa
n seIectin< school Here you have Christianity and
RELIGIOUS tnluenos n positive term
A.aenso-cood hEh school college p-sgar41o-s O.
e--s An re rsq1Ired subjects and number q e.s-
si--- s..nsard course admitting 20 any eO1egA
60. oft.red r.esfn< The STATE reauireunent
s-~fer. 40 hars best opportunities IN p-sD-r-rhon
- ~T.unzfion and better thoro1sh prepar.7
ton for s.eressfnl tsaehinE
coerrsa1-ssrong course IN bookkeesizs- sho-r hA1d
evu~.ritfn< ana eorreAtiEs subiertz Our gr111-Is-
s.Irvss . in the best posiri0zs UE1z1H op1o-tni-
tses are NV offered thr01sh she h~stnsss co1rss-
~--s.-Pr.-o. ana vo,-eL Thss asparrnent has rel
uerirsa ne praise Il resolves We have n1e Il -
-. Ne averags and TIE course f1r snis Ss-r
% b s.rengthe1s1
-Ksusre,r 4 rseed fsx S<atorT- II \ al
- 81 -.-rsssns po-sr and uhsn EroDeriy dsEsAs1e1
- ~-,lIrarsa rakes ons q assszbs& We -
IIers Il = grave lstake 70 negiscr sn1s eAleel -
ofrrrin< gpls1aid course IN phys,c2l e1ir1re ~
ezrrraioA
:. u,nv p.o-,. lsvfnr N ths rural co1nunitiss
-,-s Tor thelr charsn sehool adv.nsss aa A
~. rnne tine hurns In CT elsDenrAry o-l-ls-
- S-rnr IA spsrill training for the grade work
- Il cur dormltnry tn teachers u1A eon.hn-. ].
ekargA This gives sca u $500 s = - -
honA
-, .,s. IN h, REQUIRED 70 hard The dosni-
$50 h~re ny usn - undsr u innellate care 2. n.
tc~rhcrs This = not tone % e9r,Al noe-uss ~ Y
'-st iEsi s - cS.enal n ths dtvsiopnsnt q v's'
ana Stable character
~, ,nv,,, your r.sronas, ana n yoa aEs th,nHsns 9
-,,~ ~rrr boy or rlrl away for n ye1zs .crPe..s
s5, ~ ,, = .ss''' sr "a Ws %
r-~~r1~ rrlncIral raIn<sV|Io ny t| any TURNER ~
forn.siol 20 nay desire
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-09

What farmers ought 70 know about
the new dog law. which went into ef-
feet some time ago. ComDiiance with
the provisions Of this law will great
" aid the sheep industry
The dogs must be licensed BY Jan
uary J. 1918.
That the County Court Clerk and
deputies can furnish license.
That license ~iII cost 800 for each
dog: two dollars for each additional
dog: two dollars for each bitch. ans;
four dollars for each additional bitch.
That each dog must wear collar
which. the owner must furnish.
That the dog must stay on his own
possessions without his owner accom-
panies him
That any dog unlicensed or wearing
no tag Gan be Killed b. anybody ans
time without liability.
That any licensed dog wearing Z
Tag caught roaming around can b
lmDounded and sold or killed By an5
sheriff or deputy sheriff after ter
days advertising.
That any person can Kill any dos
caught worrying or wounding any live
stock or any human being, license Of
no license. without liability.
That any dog thar enters any field
without it, owner shall be consider
81 a priya.e nuisance and can be kill
i "a By owner or tenant Of such field
II killed In the field. without liability
That every dog snail be confined
az home between the hours Of sunsei
and sunrise.
THAT any licensed dog caught ou
AZ night without his owner shall b
considered an unlicensed dog and car
be killed BY anyone finding such dog
That owners Of dogs that damag'
i livestock By killing or wounding I
liable 10 the county for such damage
the county lnfurn being Liable 90 tn
owner Of the property 50 damaged o.
killed.
That the owner OF the land r. re
sponsibIe for the dogs on that land
That Il Il . fine rot exceeding SIC
and three months in jail 20 refuse q
comply with this law
That the TAR commissioner. the sher
~. and the clerk have heavy Quite
Iaf don them By this Law and that the
must see % IL enforcement
That the law II maed 70 protect roo.
doen. and livestock and people and q
condemn bad dogs and pay for tn
damage they do
That the greatest enemy Of sheep :
do<s and one Of the greatest friend
of man II sheep. We must choose b
tween dors and nheep-betveen foo
an dclothfng ana bowling packs o
hungry curs
Motto Of the sheep men: TO max
the world safe for Democracy we mus
make our farms safe for sheep
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1918-08-09
and chickens We pan an sumnr =,
III for sprfngers-


III for springers-
Junior Cordle Il dealer in an kin18
Of live stock. buys or sells give hin
"a call He fs honest and rellabla- He
sells for us- AT mouth Of Big Branch
John Hall sells for u. and Il reliable
and honest. and Charley PACK ~
Charlottesville johnson county. n1so
Give him q call He pays 7oc n for
hens for next - days; 1sc ID for hut
ter Any OF my stores ynl pzy z1o y
for veal calf hide green
Charley Pack has fins sznpls o.
monuments See them
He deals in live stock. has the nn.sc
pigs for sale in johnson county,
We sell 5000 pounds high grade 60
fee year II has stood the test
The general manager Of this fIrm 8
working IS hours every day. We hllD
our country every year and WIN 1tnT
here a. long a. ne live. Success .
our soldier boys
BIG BLAINE PRODUCE COMPANY.
~ J. Pack. Man1usr,
Blaine. ~