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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
ODION STOCKMEN
ORGANIZE INTERESTS
Phebus Heads Organization to In
prove County Conditions.

Saturday afternoon delegations OF
farmers and live stock men from
every district in Obion County met
hero and organized the Obion County
Live Stock Association. Thirty-five
delegates were present and the fol-
lowing officers were elected: G. w.
Phebus Jr., president; G. C. Clogs
of Union City, secretary-treas-
urer, with a vice president
chosen from each district. An execu-
tive committee of five men was also
elected to transact the business of
the association.
The membership fee was placed at
81 per annum, and SO members have
already Joined. The association be-
lieves that it can secure a member
ship of 500 in the next two weeks.
This organization is the direct re-
suit of the campaign conducted here
two weeks ego by T. H. Dougherty,
county agent, for the elimination of
tho scrub sire, and its purpose is to
improve tho live stock of this county.
Many pure-brcd breeding animals
have been bought by Obion County
citizens within the last two weeks
and the association will make
for the procuring of
many more. Much enthusiasm is
shown hero and it is confidently ex-
pected that this movement will mean
great things for the live stock of
Obion County.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
LOCAL NEWS AND
GENERAL COMMENT
RIVES.

An X-ray examination of the
League of Nation fighters would re-
veal, collectively speaking, the heart
of Soviet and the soul of an egoist.
While other nations pass upon the
great subject internationally a few
of our people can think of it only
thru political channels. True, Haste
makes waste" go also is Procrasti-
nation the thief of time" We want
neither one nor the other. Since
President Wilson and Ex-President
Taft and other diplom&tu ere trained
to review, governments and groups of
nations, and as we, our counties and
States, consider this a means to pre-
vent war, we will pay no attention
to the topwcters and gadflies.
If we could only become reconciled
to death, ever q grim reaper when
calling valued friends or loved ones
would not be so unwelcome. We will
niSo WI 4lChOio, INC -ilhOJy pc Opct :
ator fthis newspaper. Only Sat
urday before his fatal sickness he
showed party of us over The Com
mercial establishment, taking great
pains to explain the use of typo metal
and remoldilg into slugs to be used
again in the columns of the paper, the
large melting pot, etc.
A prominent representative of this
district says there is no cause toC'e est
la Guerre" in the discussion asto
what form the memorial to the soldier
shall take. A building, yes! but
hospital, no! Should think our re-
turning ooldiers have had enough
of hospitals and would rather have
handsome building, la recreation in
the county seat. No doubt the vari-
GUS christian organizations would at
tend to the incidental expense. We
notice various cities are throwing
open such buildings for young men
to take the place of the enticing
social saloon. We agree with our
representative. Let us not hurry, but
finish up the w. S. S. and Victory
Loan first.
Mr.. Balcom Baldridge, of Illinois,
has bought the tile factory. Mr..
Baldridge has been here week or so
taking charge and seeking location
for his family.
Mesdames Orie Brown, Knox Harp
er and two children, Master Joe and
Miss Ruth, are recovering from at
tacks of flu. Mr.. Knox Harper is
up and about, but says he feels awful
ly weak and lean.
A. w. C, T. U. social tea a week or
so since was an enjoyable affair and
several new members, reported. There
were so many truly poetic rhymes
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
f. DO YOU WANT TO BE A NURSE? ?

If you would like to learn to be a
nurse, you may have an opportunity
to get some real helpful lessons in
nursing free. The Union City Branch
of the Red Cross are considering Sc
curing an instructor to come hero and
give free lessons to all women and
girls who will take the course. If you
are at all interested please talk with
Miss Annie Little or Mrs. Howard or
Mrs. viii Nash or some other mem
ber of the Red Cross.
If you can knit at all will you
please call some afterno 4at the Red
Cross headquarters ar secure some
yarn and knit stock for refugee
children.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
BREVARD-WINSTON

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. B.
Winston, west of town, was the scene
of beautiful wedding last evening
when their daughter, Miss Jodie, be-
came the bride of Cyrus Brevard of
near Union City.
The impressive ring ceremony was
said by the Rev. T. c. McKelvey at
$3.50 o'clock in the p,sscnce of the
immediate families of the contract
ing parties and immediate friends.
For the occasion the rooms were
attractively decorated with pro-
fusion of potted plants and cut
flowers.
Following the ceremony showers
of congratulations wore bestowed on
the happy couple, after which they
were invited into the dinning room,
where delicious salad and ice course
was served.
The briee is the older daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Winston, and is a
charming young woman with a host
of warm friends.
Mr.. Brevard is prominent plan
ter residing four miles north of Union
City. He is we'll end favorably known
in this city. They went to their
home last night, which the groom
had prepared to await the coming of
his bride.
The Leader joins their many
friends in congratulations and best
wishes for a prosperous life.-Fulton
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
Instructor in France.

Captain Walter Bittick Caldwell
has been chosen as an instructor in
one of the A. E. F. Universities which
the Government is establishing in
France.
Between ten and fifteen thousand
stuoents are expected to enroll in the
various branches.
Capt. Caldwell will be engaged in
teaching mathematics to West Point
cadets.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
MAILING sPITAL.

Mrs. ]. T. w .cn, of Fulton, KY,
was operated o. for intestinal OBJ
struction. Mrs. Wisoman was the
patient of Drs. Conn and Smith.
Guy, the twelve-ycar-cid son of Mr..
Joe Williams, CT HI &kmar, KY, was
brought in by Dr. JIM. Hubbard for
an appendicitis operation; the ap-
pendix had ruptured with a gangren-
cas- condition; the case is regarded
serious.
Mrs. Celtic Davis, of HickL Vas
operated on Friday morning Tor ap-
pendicitis, with complications.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28

given in at the round table that, if
it were not for spring, when all ma
ture feels atune, we would need to re-
port a number of promising verse
makers. The free-will offering
amounted to forty dollars or more.
Absent members contributed largely
to this fund. Adjourned to meet in
April at the M. E. Church.
Mr.. Garner Fisher, Muskogee,
OKLA, en- route to Columbus, KY, for
q visit to the parental roof after an
absence of four years was the guest
Saturday and Sunday Of his brother,
Moss Fisher, on Church street.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
Reopen Recruiting Station.

First class Sergt. Lester Bennett,
who formerly was in charge of the
recruiting station in this city, has re-
turned from ovorsea duty in France
and reopened the recruiting office in
this city. Sergt. Bennett will have
charge of and over the government
recruiting service in West Tennessee.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
Corp Melvin B. Watson.

Corp. Watson, son of DR.. and Mrs.
F. w. Watson, of Ury:oE City, Tenn.
He volunteered Aug. 16, 1917, and
after few weeks training was sent
to England, where he Cpent six
months in a training camp near Lon
don, after which he fought in France
under British command. Young
Watson was among the first privates
to go over the German lines and is
now in Coblenz with the army of oc-
cupation.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28
Number Six.

Mr.. Robert McGowen has moved
his family to Troy. Mr.. McGowen
will be employed with the Geo. B.
Wilson & Son dry goods store.
Mr.. Richard Lichford has moved
his family to the country.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1919-03-28

Get box of Mi-O-Na Stomach Tab
let's at divers Drug Store and stop
all distress. Relieves indigestion, or
money back.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
Martins Perry Briefs

Mrs. H. r. Boston, Of Pittsburgh. Pa.
Is spending a few days az the guest or
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Irwin OF zane
street.
William Evans. Of Seventh street. left
yesterday morning TO attend the Baptisl
convention at Bethesda. 49,
Mrs. Zana Woods has returned 10 duty
as W. & l.. T.. passenger agent follow,
ing her recent operation at tho local
Roy Thomas Of Strubcnville is spend
ing n few days as the guest OF relatives
in this city. 80,
Frank Heinrich continues seriously Ill
at his homo on North Fourth street
The members of the Degree of POGO
hOntas, the auxiliary to tho local lodge
Of Red Men. Will meet in the Fratcrnal
Hall tomorrow evening.
The usual mfd-wcck services will be
conducted in all Of the churches ol ms
city this evening. 49,
church is attending the Eastern Ohio
conference nf the church.
The members OF the High school foot
ball squad held another interesting
practice last evening.
Several Of tho persons in this city
were still seen on the streets with their
summer Straws on yesterday
Miss Ruth Goodhuc has returned to
her home at Cleveland Ohio. after a
visit with her uncle, Ira Goodhuc, OF
Captain and Mrs c. T. Aiken have. ar
rived home after n visit with relatives
at Jerusalem, Ohio.
Miss Alice Wood. Of Washington. D.
G.. Is visiting with her unclc-W. w.
Wood. OF this city.
Earnest Specie has arrived home
inter receiving his discharge from the
army.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
BOARD OF TRADE
NOT TO DISBAND

The Roard Of Trade Of this city was
called to order last nigh; NJ ciisht
o'clock by president George RalSton with
moro than thirty-fivc numbers present.
being one oC tho best attended meetings
Of recent months.
Following the reading OF several COM
muniCations by the secretary. Mr.. Rails
ton stated tho purpOS" of IN" chIl Tor
the special meeting, which was to DIS
cover what WAS the reason for the lack
Of interest III the crgaRzauon and II
posSibl 10 correct the fault or dishani
the organization, rs the meetings have
recently been poorly attended. He stat
ed that il !, was decided that the fault
lay with the officials No for ono vas per
fcctly willing 10 step out and leave some
more competent prison take charge. IA
every meeting must he alive with inter
est or the organization must he allowed
10 pass out
II" further said that tho financial CON
dition Cf tn" organization Is good ana
cited the report -: III" auditing com
miltcc to hear nut his statements. Sever
al Of the members present were called
upon L. state their "rInlun As /" tho
reason for the lack Of interest. l'r"S"-
cutting Attorney William !. DIXON re-
marked that II was his opinion that IN"
Board had started ~ uumtRr Of things
which they have failed 10 finish. and
cited the up-thc-riN"g road and the fan
urc Of the Board 10 taxi" any action III
the matter OF the raise IN street car
, fares lie stated as his belief that the
present Ma a iiu"' opportunity for the
organization and il would be mistake
to let the organization die. MIR T.. Il.
Hngr SPOKE along the same Inc. ana
expressed practiCuIiy III" sam" opinion
as TO the letting the organization pass
Out Of existence.
Ira Il. Scdgwick suggested that COM
mittCc OF three be appointed TO analN2c
tn" situation and max" report and rec
ommcndation at the mex meeting or IN"
BOARD of Trad. what action should De
tak"n.
rising vote was taken on tho qu"s-
ton OF the continuation of the orGanlza-
Iiun, either under IN" present. or some
other name, and the Nul" was unanimous
in favor Of continuation.
\ committee of tire" members COM
posed of George J.. Spence, Ira Is Srue-
wick and T. *. lIuG' WAS appOIntCu 10
confer with MIR. lavl'>. owner or the
site Of the old Superior glass plant ana
Mr.. Beans, of Tia" foundry company III
an effort to arrIv" n som" agreement
whereby the property could h" acquired
for Il manufacturing >l'".
\ rrprcsCntatIV" Of lhc Alpha II IRA
trrniiv. in III" person "i Roger q. Lup-
ion. was present ana asked IN" endorse
M, nj of the BOARD, Uf lh" acton Ul the
Fraternity ~ securing IN" lcctur" c"urS"
Tor Tn" y Inlrr. tn" hoard endorsing the
action ni the fraternity.
IN EXPRESSION at rnlni"n was asked
from each Of the mcmh,rS present as l"
IN, diShl ldunmCnl ct the organization.
and all wor" unanimous IN lhclr 'Npl"S-
sinn of III" opinion that II would he n
serious mistake /" clos" IN" career OF
the organization 1t this critical perl"u
IN the history Of the city, and al IN"
time when they appeared 10 be IN posi-
NOn to do some good.
The meeting th"n adjourned 10 meet
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TO INVESTIGATE
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
OF AMER. LEAGUE

CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-A complete IN.
yestiqation Of the financial AFFAIRS OF
the American league was oroereo to'oAS
ar an executive session here LOT IL
iority OF the board members. ShH
A comiskey president Of the American
Teaaue club was authorized to proceeo
viii the inquiry. Ban B. Joh1son;
PRESIDENT OF the league was reaues,steen
last month to furnish this lnformAt!on
10 the board but he has faileo 70 ~ b.
Johnson was not present.
The question Of gambling At 6asepan
marks also was considered ana Jonhson
was assailed for his failure 20 give faS
board Of directors informaGon "m an,.
he is said to have In regard 10 gam
oN In the attack on Mr.. johnson.
statement issued by the board READS:
"The prime object OF this meemns
was 10 investigate charges OF gamollnR
made by the president OF the ieAS s,se
through the public press and otner"ise'
Mr.. Johnson, tho president or tne
iearue, although requested to be pre-
emit al the meeting and to present such
audience as he might have with reieI.
ence 70 the subject, failed to appear. ~
ia needless TO say that the members OIL
his league have at all times sreneous
iv endeayored to stamp out gAmoltnb
~ anv OF the parks belonging 70 inc
members Of this league. and Will puI,
snn that policy to the end. even tnouka
The nresident OF the league did nov
deem II OF sufficient moment 70 kito
tbe hoard the benefit OF Such assst
ance. or acquaint them with sucn ,aceS
as he may have in his possession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
SAYS 1.-THE WORLD
LOOKS BRIGHTER"
GAINESVILLE Man was q Patient sufferer
Prom rheumatism, Bacfache, Con-
stipatiou, and Nervousness.
Dreco Changed It All.

The old world looks brighter TO M"
these days. and I'm In better spirits than
I've been in for a long time. and It's duo
to the grand medicine Dreco," is III"
signed statement Of Mr.. G.. A. Winner or
Crooksville, Ohio. near GAINESVILLE.
IT believe that cOnsti patton and stom-
ach trouble was n the bottom OF IT all,
then tho other pains and aches came Oh
later MY food did not digest well. but
instead lay in my stomach and soured.
Sometimes il burned like fire. and when
7 belched hot. sour water would rise In
my throat was daily constipatcd and
had 10 take pills or salts nearly every
night. Ny liver got lazy and gave me
heartburn and giddy feeling In my
head. NY tongue was coated and breath
foul. Soon had backache and my limbs
were sore and stiff Ny appetite fell
away and I began to grow weak and
thin.
II was In a discouraged frame of m nd
when friend suggested that try
preco; I did. and II sure has been q
blessing 20 me- for it went night 10 the
very bottom OF my troubles and brought
relief. I'm feeling so different today
for my troubles are past. advise every
man and woman who suffers as did 10
20 10 the rug store at once and get
Drcco. It will sure bring them happi'
ness
Dreco rouses a lazy liver to full &C
ton, stimulates the kidneys. relieves
constipation. Increases the appetite In
duccs sound. refreshing sleep, builds VI
weak. delicate. rundown systems fo'
men, women and children.
Mr.. Keister, the we'll known DreoS
expert has headquarters at C. H Cries
&: Co.'S, to meet tho local public ant
explain the merits Of this great remedy
See him today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
ROY CADDLE WILL
B" Be N WHEELING SOON
WA. Twice wounded n 1sttls-1c and
Rrother Bert Expected 70 A191Ns
This Week.

Row caddle, q Wheeling boy WHO
served IN France with the famous FlrSt
Division Of the United States army; VII Sl
! be discharged from the service A. y, The
FIRST Division which takes place ther'
today. 1o..,in,
from Texas soon after the United sta YES
entered the war and enlisted IN tn.
army. He was assigned to the ariilery
! arm Of the service and soon found him-
self in France with the RAINBOW chas'
crs Of the First Division.
The was wounded three times IN IN"
fighting at SCISSORS: he IecoE treonne
struggle. and is said to have been inc
third American soldier to enter sedan
Roy Caddlc. with his brother ber, ;
former Wheeling ncwspapermAn
coming to Wheeling to visit their motn.
or as soon as the former gets his as
charge from tho service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
BETHESDA

BET iai1sr wat U Of waSnoci. were
H. o,,ests OF Mr.. and NrS. Glasgow. on
Sunday and attended services At tho ID.
e. church.
Dont Int eS1bil and Diamond Cam.
psienNif it is good for your neiEhbors.
Fu f1e services we're h.la over The
remains Of Mrs. Emilino ecscES ~ nef
two o'clock Her death occurred on
Thursdav after q lingering illness that
lent her in her bed for ALMOST seven
Gears, She endured her suffering with
nsIient resignation; and Wa tsndsrly
cared for by her dsus tSsf,. ~ ~ pc,
nsstor Rev II. w. Bevington. Inter.
i''T Th. Zoar Association held their an
nuai meeting here at the Bdptist church
the 10th and 18th. n.
The Woman's ChristiAn Tempece
here at Epworth Park on wednesday.
oeS Miss Res.ie Hoge. . returned mission
orv. is visiting relatives here this week:
She has been working In ndla TOT -
years and this is her third visit Win
i'o Miss Mary Pollock. Of wheeling was
with friends here recently. 49,.
Mr., Troll GLADDEN.. Of 9ellaife ana
Neck Auit, Of Akron. were pleasant GALE
crs here Saturday.
Mrs. John Dudley and daughter sara
snent Sunday at the Park.
Mrs. Bertha Rinehart and children
have returned from an extended VISIT
with friends at Sistersviue.
Mrs Eva May SwinEle OF Cleyeland.
arrived on Wednesday for visit Win
relatives v nTte y.u, and family ara
novinp TO Canton. their many friends
b-rc regret very much their leaving, but
.Thc missionary Meeting Of the Baptist
church was held at the home OF M. ana
Mrs. John Murphy south Of town on
Tunsdav evening. After the devotional
service a good time social was enjoyed.
there being about 100 persons present.
Nj and Mrs. Murphy have sold their
cherry Hill Dairy Farm and this wa
also a farewell reception: ,,,. CO...
yerv nIcosnntIy entertained Mr.. and mrs.
vii Creighton and Mr.. John Creighton
OF wheeling, at their cottage mere on
Miss Lydc Dudley Is spending q Re"
days at her home IN Iyh MSsna. va, at the
ff NJ and Mrs. Elmer Barker, Of Zanes-
,,iiIn have rented the property formerly
! occupied by Howard Gregg ana VIII
'''' Miss Iottie Normecstt, Of g. Louis,
Mo-, is the guest Of Miss Sara Dudley
She will remain for a two months v,sl y;
Ms Ruth Jarrett return s6n 20 vne sft.r
spending the week end with her paren"
" Miss Nellie Gregg visited home folks
Quite number from here sttenGsed
! the st. Clairsville Fair this week. M ~
schools dismissed on Friday IN order %
Mrs. David Irwin Of Benwood, IS Wis
it;nv at tho homes Of Mr.. W. W. .|ueas'
! A. b. Jarrett. J. w. Perkins ana "''
Kate Irwin this week. c,.,o-
,,nd are guests at the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ. n. Wilcox. Of Lake street =.
! Rev. II. W. Bcvington. fev. t,ord.
Kirk. and Mr.. E. 8. McMillen are at'enu-
: inr The district conference which con-
ver,cs at youngstown this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
|5T. CLA|PSV|LLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Piled.

Martha J. Humphrey. ct al to Frank
II. Frazier ct al. Lot in ST. ClairsVille.
81.
Jennie Strautman ct al to l.. NJ. Green.
10, 263 in Martins Ferry so.
NiChlos Burnsky and Lydia Burnsky
to Alexander Vnrgo. ct al. Land in
Colcrain TIP. $500.
Bessie Matthews Citizen and D. D. Gift
fcn to Vincent Mitar ct al. Lot 80 and
part Of lot - in Duboisville. Coleran
ZIP. $40.
T. B. Phillips and wife to John E.
Norris eli al. Land in Union TIP. 5000.
Mary Frances Strauss and William B.
Strauss to Elizabeth Nolan. West part
of lots lo2 and 1903 in F'ink's Addition to
Bellairc. $40.
Charles W. McNulty and Virginia Nc
Nulty to John a. PaAon. Land in Mar
tins Ferry. $40.
D. S. Cain and Lucy NJ. Cain to c. NJ.
Kirk, Lot 4 in Ncuharts Addition TO
GAINESVILLE and one acre in Barncsville,
81.
Jacob NJ. Harding and Carrie Harding
to Joseph Francis Ct al. Land in Mar
tins Ferry, SO.
Joe Mcstok md wife TO John Trzusto
Ct al. Lots and in Nodck's subdivi-
sion in F'airpoint. 81.
William y. w. White, executor to Ed
ward VI. Anderson. Lot 80 in Butes Ad-
dition TO Bcllairc. s3.450.
Marriage Licenses.
Earl F. Wnyt and Minnie c. Boyce,
both Of Bcllaire.
Theodore Gcrnovich and Helen Jordics
both OF Rcllairc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
ct. ClairSville Briefs.

Mrs. Leland Ault was called to Wells
vile on Monday by the death Of rcla-
tive.
Henry Allen Nrn and wifr OF Califor-
mia. are visiting local friends.
Roy Cope and wife have returned
after spending a few days at Elyria.
David II. James. OF Bridgeport. was
hcrc on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Patterson If Woodsdaie. Is
VISITING at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Roy Cope.
Mrs. Everett Lee and children have re-
i"rncd tn their homo Mt Flushing after
a visit at the home OF Thomas Davis.
Albert Johnston and wife have re-
turned home after spending several
weeks AT Mt. Clemens. Mich.
Charles Bulger had tho misfortune to
have his hand badly cut while cranking
a Cadillac car. Monday evening.
Harry Burofr and wife arc visiting
friends ut Columbus.
George Cooke. of Martins Forty. was q
business caller in town Tuesday.
John Cook is visiting relatives at High
Ridge.
Earl Lewis and family haev returned
from an eastern motor trip.
Mrs. Clarence Johnson will entertain
the Modern Priscilla Club Mt her home
on East Main street. Thursday evening.
VIM. Refine has purchased the T. w.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
Bridgeport Briefs,

Truant Officer John Moore has been
able 10 fird very little truancy in the
local schools during tn" present term.
Several from this city will attend the
meetA g Of the brotherhood Of Railway
Clerks and Station Employees in the Fra
tcrnal hall Al Martins Ferry Tonight.
spending a few days 1t the lIOodad
Fishing club camp at Frrepnrt q.
puCcy Bowen and Fred IHrkcr. OF
this city are spending a short vacation
fishing ut Holloway.
All Of the local merchants have con.
tracted for their decorations. and the
work will probably hcgin tomorrow.
Harry Dallison. candidate for Town
ship Trustee is actively engaged look
ing after his interests II the coming
election.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
How Scout Notas.

The first meeting or the BOY scouts
Of the First Methodist church since the
summer suspension was held last night
Scoutnaster c. Clyde Duffy was IN
charge Of the meeting. The organiza
ton is making arrangements for q
membership drive.
a Scout Council Is 70 be formed IT
Bellaire in the very near future,
Boy Scouts Of Pinch Rnu Will NEE
Thursday evening al the Old valley
Club room and number or important
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-17
CATTLE MEN MEET
AT MOU9lDSVILLE

A meeting Of great interest 70 ca!,ie
men is TO take place Saturday. Wnen INV
Marshall County Farm Bureau eno 'he
Marshall County Purebred Livestoct
ASSOCIATION hold Joint session In
Moundsvillc. Tho object Of the meet.
ing is to take steps to eliminate SCRUB
and grade cattle from Marshall county
farms. Those prominent in the matter
hope to get rid OF every scrub and
crossed bull In the county this year.