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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
II. SICkMANN.

Route 4, Oregon, Mo.
--Alva Profit, who has charge Of
u department in the Mucllcr-Kcllcr
Candy Company, in st. Joseph, was
here over Sunday, visiting his parents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15
HEARING FROM THE BOYS.

Carl huntsman in the f2d field ar
'illery, stationed at Camp Custer,
Mich, ,writes The Sentinel that he is
II the opinion that he will be sailing
across soon. unless the Kaiser con-
cludcs TO throw up his job. His bat
terry is part OF the 1dth division.
Not having a l5j m range at Custer
he thinks he might be- sent to SOME
branch camp having one before goirg
across. He likes the artillery branch
very much. He has been going to
school ever since he was called. and
there seemed TO be something TO lear,
all the time.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

of in
credit will
will be allowed to be
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

in the contingent OF % men, gong 10
Camp Funston, and il seems from the
above he was 1 his way east. No
doubt to sail over sens. But II is like
| ~ that he has not sailed and not likely
to, now that the war Is over.
The following Is u letter that Mrs.
John Ford received, last THURSDAY,
from the Citizens Committee of Ely
ria, Ohio:
"The Elyria Chamber of Commerce,
T.. Jay Howenstine, Secy.
Elyria, Ohio, Nov. 9, 1918.
Mrs. Laura Ford, Forest City, Mo-,
Dear Madam: II is our pleasure
to inform you that Berlin NJ. Ford
was our guest last night for dinner.
He, with his company, spent the night
in this building. He had been on the
road since early morning, and, while
tired out after a hard days drive, was
the picture Of health and in fine
spirits The meals are prepared and
served by the women Of Elyria, and
the program in its entirety Is support
ed by the citizens Of Elyria and ad,
joining territory. This, in q small
measure, bespeaks the great love and
esteem held by the Elyria people to
ward the men who are protecting oui
freedom and liberty. We sincerely
trust that II may be our pleasure II
extend this little courtesy 10 your sen
again In the near future, and with our
klndest regards, we beg to remain.
X s& Very sincerly.
II Il. JAY HOWENSTlNE. :
Ssc'y Citizens Committee for Enter.
I taanmsnt of Soldiers' 4.a 81.
II. a. Long, veterinarian. Z
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-11-15

II. a. Long. veterinarian.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04

Haul
Anything

.iisposing of their lives and fortunes
.s they Viii. 49, well as of the i've,
and fortunes OF every people who ran
andcr their power governments
clothed with the strange Trapping
ana the primitive authority OF an aEc
that IL altogether alien and hostile
10 our own.
II IA fancy NAT tho air Of this
place carries the accents OF such prit-
ciplos with q peculiar Kindness, Ilcrc
were started forces which the great
nation against which thcy were pm
marily directed at first regarded as n
revolt against us rtghttul authority
hut which II has louE since seen go
have been Il step iu the liberation oI
It's own people as w'll as OF the pco
ulc OF the United states and ! now
stand here 90 speak speak proud,
and with confident hoppe the
spread OF thus revolt his liberation
TO the great stage OF the world Itself.
The blinded rulers of Prussia have
reused forces they knew little of
forces which NICE reused. car mover
be- crushed 90 earth again Tor the,
have at their heart an inspiration and
a purpose winch are icathlcss and cd
tho very stuii OF Triumph
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04
A NERVOUS WRECK
Frum Three Years Suffering. Say,
Cardui Made Her Wei.

Texas City, Tex In az interesting
statement, Mrs. GIL Schhl, Of this town.
says, "For three years suffered untold
agony with my head, Was unable to
DO any OF my "pr.
Just wanted o. sleep al the tine, Tor
iaIt was the only ease could get, when
| Was asleep. became a nervous wreck
just from TIE awful suffering with my
head.
was so nervous that tie least noise
would make me jump cut OF my bed. !
had no energy, and vas unable TO do
anything NJ son, a young boy, had 10
DO al my household duties.
| was not able 10 do anything until |
took Cafdui. took three bottles 70 al,
and it surely cured me OF those awful
headaches. That has been three years
ago, and know the cure Is pcfuauet,.
Tor have never had any headache since
taking Cardui. o.,
Nothing relieved meunul took Cardu
II did wonders for me-"
Try Carjui FOG your troubles made
from medicinal ingredients recommended
In medical books as being Of bsuc', ia
female troubles, aud 90 years n ysg has
proven that the books arc rs.t Begin
taking Cardu today Eli ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04

For any rJIr bum -el'd OF hru'-r
opps Dr. Thomas Electric o4l The
household remedy. Two sizes, 3.r
aud go. ~ 1"l drug stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04
pIii>O> NJ >IwS ITEMS

Auto springs. an makes, Eorb"r Co
Iour-O Taxi Service Phone 60
Pay yuur dues to- the "2-bIi' club
An expensive handmade Bittcu
burg nedsproad was donated D., Mis-
: 4 Rousall to the Rcd Crops Two
Dole club today as Il Fourth uf IulN
present Mrs George wheeler. chair.
man of the Two-bit club. announced
thI. afternoon that the hcd-preal
would shortly bo Gold To the highest
bidder.
superintendent Frank T.. Summers
OF the RIO Grtndo djyisiou ct the
Santa Fo railway arrived here this
morning from his headquarters at SAN
slJroipl
Special Agent George A. Thomas
santa Pc railway police has returned
from san Marcial nc took Walter
BARNES burglary suspect whom the
police arrested here 10 san Mltrcial
Th" special agent said that Harness
h1d been held 90 await action of the
~ururru county grand jury after u
pronmIutry hearing held before Il
Justice OF the polrc
iIre Duiet Fred Russell and Joe
johnson mechanic. returned last
night from santa &c. They went TO
90" ancient CIT, To- put On service q
motor IRE truck bought by the city.
Immigrant Inspector y. r. rarich
returned last night from III loso tie
toot |D.tudclariu Romero there for r"-
IuitotIuu Romero finished a SON
tyu,c Boo the state ~p"u,,cntiarN o.,
santa Pc i lcH days ago.
..l.. - lF..... .,,,,,, ..,..t I.Y
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04

Dance at Colombo nall
night of July 9TH. $4,000
in War Savings Stamps
10 be given away as
prizes 20 the best waltz
ers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04

Dance at Colombo hall
night of July 9TH. $1,000
in War Savings Stamps
to be given away as
prizes to the best waltz
ers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04
Wilson Hurls Clarion
Challenge to Kultur
From Mount Vernon

ma u],ruIiar prtytlarc They wcg,
.-,us,,usly ]rI,ppir. that mon p
,y,,, glpas .hnuld n, fro. and Am.i.
i,, f, rI,.r !, which mon ONT of ,.,It
,,tf,r ,ut.b, ,csort vbo visn,l 90
share with them the rights and priv.
ilopcs of free mon. Ana We tthr DO
cue from them do Wc uot' We 3d.
tend what they Intended W. hcJ'
lu America believe our participation
IN thus present wan TO hc only IN"
truitapc OF what tho, planted oar
case differs from theirs only IN tbs.
that II rs our iucsumuhle privilege
10 cousort wlth mon out of cvttv a'
ton what shall make not only the III
critics of America secure but The, ln
critics oi every other people as well
We are happt IN tho thought that We
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04

~OtRtIS
l,ru, v,N r,lcrat r,s.r,, u,uA In nror,sg
L,.a. uu1 d,."ur's ,,,,cr' THOSE shown ru %
aua 90 ........ 8
ntIul'.
%o,,s ana bills r,h,,ouutcI Cotncr than bank
or,,ptau,,s yplil ts,' Item 5tJD ..........
uy"r,ratta. secured. nome unsecured ........
Z $ bonds deposited tu secure circulation ,por
'aiu,D ...... ........ ....... ......
O. S bonds nuJ certificates OF indebtedness
pl,'rai 20 secure O. s. deposits ,pur
Nalutl ..... ..... ......... ..
& $ Bond. ana ,orunco,cs OF indebtedness own
Di amt urpl"dg'd .........
la.'r,, Loan Bonds. 49, pcr cent amt I pru
cont wpl,'s,d ..... ......
Payments .,tlgIt made ON Iabrlt a. per cent
Bonds truIrI lih"rt' l0uuD $685.. .......
SECURITIES utt,l han a. :. bonds Onot Including
stucKsl owned and uuplodscd ............
Total bonds. securities. etc, other than T.. >
stocks others than Federal Reserve Bank stock
Storts. OF F,.i'.' Reserve Bank coo per cent Of
subscription ......... ........... ...
I|Nruitur, atI U,'urtn .......
ucaI estate owned Other than banking house
i.rwi"' rcHeIf' Nth Federal RESERVE Bank ...
a. COLLECTION mot uNulthio uE ros'ry"l ....
Cash ir Niult ,mI net amounts due from uu-
Set ,mourrs |n, .rom hauhs. bankers aua TRUST
companies other than Included u Items
d.. Al. 90. .. ....... ........ -
'hr.Ia ON u'H,. hanks n the same otl or town
a. r,uurrr bank ,otn,r than Item sd
JuttI 900 I'ms -. 10. 10. g. put lN
,h",.. ur Iuu. oc,tcd outside of ct, CO., town
ul I,Iuf'.. .prl ami other cash Itrms
4 "I,uI1.u. '".. with o. $ TrrIsni'r ami Huu
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04
POINTED PAR

True friends should be selected No
cause of the good looks they have, :
Eot
Tho average man appreciates its
W.I,s i,mp,f ,U much that Doe ,-l 8
|IIn tu uHNp H,r lose a.
uou' tnuL that because e con
ropuou has no soul it is ON its ,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04
Report at Condition al the

071TTU 7''TI@ TTO5TTNTI-NAFTI a7O 50FF-T8 N8O0O00D)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-07-04

Classified Ads Bring Results
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-28

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-28
How 10 Buy lion the InsiaIImeni Plan:

Go to sry Bank post calse
When Get nd look o inc stamp wr5os where they
selling War Savings Stamps
Pay 1sc ard the a me windc9 wi rive you q u Gov
Thnl, Stamp and Thrift Card
Pssae your ThriI Stamp your Thrift Gard.
Whsa s ike Saving another z5s buy another Thrift Sumr
and pssic ! the card
Wher you have pssed these Thnls Sumps your
Thrift Card take this card any bank postoce. and give the
the Savings Stamp window.
Also give hin 10.
The vii Rlys you " S S-s u. Var Sayings Stamp
tie MI aIso ave you U 5 War Savings Csrakztc
AWr Savings Cers1sfs poekstx fs5sr 4hch you
pssfe 20 Waf Savings Sznps
your War Ssuss Sssmps your Sayire Csrs1a
Take coed care Of n IL IS worth Sft3
% lanuary 1924 he u Government this Wrr Ssvrgs
Cerrh from YOU osyrg you S. 90 tor every Sanp pasted
Thus your War Savings Cersfl has made profit 81 Sc
each stamp pxsrd or
This rfsh per csal interest compounded quaneriy
GOOD p-ot ant L guaranteed yoa ey The L. Govern
menf-ihc salesi guarantee in me wcfld
Every and et tbs hour Of coungrys need
shousd and Roy mry VIZ Savings Stamps he
Afford
Yea sin roy your coa4 SaynRs Stamp on the nmens
plan a . you bought hr
Paste eOnc War Savings SnmPnio you Var Savings Ger
uscsn
Condros buy Var Savrss Sanss il ms vsy unu you have
pasted tseny q hen Ia your Var Ssvings Csrls-ar
Then ~iu have a e0nrletc Mar Sayinzs Cera9Sae
complete Nsr Savings Ccrnheais
Thus YOU have made profit Ct your War Savings Ger
n6cale'
ibis ioEt per COMPOUNDED laarcrly
IL g0oc profit and yea b. h IL s Govern
mcrt-ihe sircrgss guarantee 30 nc ~crd
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-28
How TO Buy IN for Cash:

u you wmh bay Var Savings Snmps 90 me nnlnsn.
Plan exp2ned sbove fimplv Sab the Var Savings
Stamp swncow OF any bark poscHlcc.
War Snss Surp s. . during she noah q February
DarinR March lhsy vl cost S4i4
Aier March 1asy wfA 70 up each month
10 the you buy your stamps the money you
ihsm
yOg should need your money any Jake your War Saw
Egs Ceruhcnie o any postohcs
The posOss ~ GIVE you back wha you paid for also per
cent tnieresi compo8reed luaricry
II ssch and child living under the Stars and Stripes
w and huy sc Thrift Snmp this w n. Govern
twenty-five cn cellars ain which help kghhne
each ard zhas wu and BY War Savsngs
SANE this all ne Cesersmni suf hundred twelve millions With
which 70 hep end lhs
FslSx Cnaen every sasrer you Re silent mighty
poser n this great
Do lhsm.
DO spend shsm on uxuues.
Every quarter wssssd spent luxury helps Germany.
Save your quarters snd Roy " s
Every hunhs Qusrter TIE humbcE American edrcn hat
saved and pui v. hsrs crush ihs aaocy Ihs
lhrcsfens SO shrSks the wcrlt slavery.
Do put "a ul omsrrow what yea 90 ocsY
Save sc lodsy
Buy ThnlI Stamp wlh g.
Paste your Thrift Card
Then mske each layo IS every ohrr day
and buy ether Thrift SnmpF.
you 50 Ssh 70 posisaics bInk q post
card. Send me zoe Scent Thrift Stamp G o. D
And write your and address On n. postcard.
A1trgss the postcard 70 The Posisaics."
Nx CAV yOur passnan all bring you ascent Thr Stamp ard
Thrift Card, { O u
snr tugirga War Sssiags Stamp today
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-28
The United States Treasury Department

The Stamps can be had at DRYsDs STORE and al score
Of other stores ard oaices
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-02-28
FOR lUMDAC0

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uaaaily tie pam ~ Euu0--4 oeiicaola
koothnE cn4ufngf cnrses e. teAs ~ plac<.
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rnAAn wlfh aai a numtarA Aw 4 sastnA1
a un1nk1Td p&asEw NJ pct n1,sfnr
hmng d1ctors and rsnkra upa Musfar-
ats and rcn.mm1nf Il 10 tbew pa1mnf4
risey wlA saely to4 yue wtM niirf Y
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pseulay. rtNaW.afieia iarull28n. p1Iaa aTzf
41lasa "a tee oack o. lolnfs. sprasaa e9s
n1uNca,& hrutNA cialhl1n1A. trostad iert.
cai4a u tho chesf "a ofisn pxepcnss
pa.cuncniak Assays 4euun4a.aa
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16
DISTRICTS TO.
WAR ORGANIZATION

Every township in Audrain County
will be organized for war activities,
it was decided at a meeting of the
County Council of Defense and the
Township Councils of Defense at the
Chamber of Commerce Saturday af-
ternoon. Thirty-six men were pres
ent and the meeting, was an unusu-
ally enthusiastically one, some men
coming thirty miles to be present.
There will be a representative Of
the Council of Defense in every school
district, appointed by the chairman of
the township councils. The meeting
was addressed by Colonel E. Y. Bur
ton, chairman of the County Council,
who explained the plan of organiza-
ton, by other members of the coun-
ell, and by various members of the
township councils. Those present dis.
cussed their problems in regard tc
German sy%mpathizers and unpatriotiC
members of their communities.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16
HOLD INITIATION

The HOLSTER Review of the Lady
Maccabees initiated eighteen candi-
dates Wednesday evening at the l.
o. o. f. Hall. The Washington Re-
view of this city had been invited to
be present and Moberly and Vandalia
Maccabee lodges sent delegations.
The Rose Drill Team of Moberly as
sisted in the initiation with their ex-
cellent floor work. Mrs. Mary NJ.
Bush is captain Of the team and their
work showed her efficiency as drill
LEADER.
Mrs. May A. C. Sommers, State
Commander Of the Lady Maccabees,
was here for the meeting and made
a splendid address.
The candidates who were initiated
are: Misses Dora Kelly, Ruth Bail
Neva Wright, Mary McDonough
Linnie Miller, Irene Campbell, Esther
Rodhouse, Matte Debo, Minnie Cul.
lers and Mesdames Maude Johnson
Minnie Wright, Alto Moore, Ethe
May Wootan, Ruth Nichols, Wildi
Adams, Isadore Taylor, Nettie Cooni
Maude Austin and Callie Tolson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16
MAY Be NECESSARY TO
LOWER PROPERTY TAX

Judge Alex Carter has just return
ed from a conference at Jefferson City
with the State Tax Commission and
the State Highway Committee. After
consulting the Tax Commissioners,
Judge Carter believes that it will be
necessary for the Audrain county
clerk to lower the rate of land and
personal property taxation in order
that the county shall not pay more
than its share of taxes.
The county court received a list Of
lowered valuations from the State
Board of Equalization after its re-
cent meeting, but Judge Carter thinks
that the personal and land valuations
must be put eve lower than were
these in order that Audrain shall pay
only her part Of the State taxation.
In regard to the passageway at
East Lake under the Chicago & Alton
bridge, which is considered extremely
dangerous and which the county has
tried for some time to get fixed, the
conference with the Highway Com
mittee was satisfactory, Judge Carter
says. The idea of the County is to
get the railroad to pay half the ex
pense of having the passage re.
paired, the State a fourth, and the
county the other fourth. Judge Car
ter thinks the matter of the States
part can be arranged. Plans were al.
so made for some grading of roads t.
be done in the county.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16
RAIL WAGE INCREASES
URGED BY BOARD RANGE
FROM 43 TO 4 PER CENT
Suggested Advances for All Employees
Getting Under $3.50 in December
1915, Would Add $2S8,O12,71S
to 1917 Pay Roll.

WASHINGTON, May 99.-All rail-
road employees whose monthly pay in
December, 1915, was less than $3.50
a month, have been recommended for
wage increases by the Railroad Wage
Commission. The recommendation, if
adopted by Director General McAdoo,
would give the workers $780, 900, 900
in back pay to January /, and would
add $2S8,012,71S to the payroll Of
1917 a net increase of 1921 per cent
Approximately 1000, 900 employees
to receive increase of $500, 900 900 q
year plus back pay of 500, O00, O0C
from January 1 to April 20, 1918.
No changes in hours of service OIL
overtime pay.
All increases allowed to apply tt
employees receiving less than $3.50 ;
month.
Women as well as men to benefit.
Individual increases run from a few
dollars to $34 a month.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16
RUN OVER BY HARROW
W. J. Brown and Son Trampled by
Horses.

W. ]. Brown was run over twice at
noon Thursday at his home five miles
north of Rush Hill, by a disc harrow,
and the four horses which were hitch
ed to it. Raymond Brown, the injured
mans son was also run over by the
team and harrow. Mr.. Browns collar
bone and right shoulder were broken
and his back was bruised. 1t is not
thought that he is injured internally.
Raymond's head was cut so badly that
seven stitches were required to sew
it up, and a small piece of bone was
removed. The accident happened
three-quarters of a mile from the
Brown home, just as the men were
taking out their teams for dinner.
Brown asked his son to hold the heads
of his horses while he slipped the har-
ness off, and the young man let &c
his team of four horses hitched to the
harrow. They started to run, and ran
over the boy, then over his father
Young Brown was able to go home
and get a car for his father, The Older
Brown was brought to the Mexicl
hospital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16
CITY HAS OPTION ON OIL

According TO Mayor j. +. Harrison,
the city nov has an option on two
carloads of oil, each n containing
5000 gallons. This oil costs TT cents
a gallon and IA only be bought in
carload lots of eight or ten thousand
gallons each.
Mayor Harrison wishes citizens re-
minded that there are two ways of
getting the streets oiled. The money
may be raised by private subscription
or the council may order oiled dis
tricts and assess the cost of oiling by
prorating the front footage of abut-
ting property. On ordinary streets,
Mayor Harrison says that it is not
necessary to oil wider than sixteen
feet. The oil required varies from a
quart to a gallon per square yard.
DR.. Harrison asks that all who are
interested in having their streets oiled
see the Street and Alley committee of
the council at once, as the oil must
b. ordered soon, if it is to be shipped
in time to get here.
Mayor Harrison states that prop
erty owners, who desire to have the
streets in front of their homes oiled,
can do so by banding together and
paying for the oil, the city preparing
and putting the oil on.
The council also has the right to
create by ordinance, oil districts, the
cost of the oil being assessed accord
ing to the front footage of the prop
erty, as has been paving in Mex
leo. All, who r interested in hav-
ing this Improvement, should take up
the matter Immediately with the
Street and Alley Committee. Sixteen
feet wide is sufficient for an ordinary
street, and it requires from one
gallon of oil per square yard.
The Boulevard is being made into
an oil district, and the ordinance ere
ating this district will have its final
reading Monday night at the Council
meeting. One car of this oil will be
used in this district.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1918-05-16

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