Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-10-28

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early recovery.
Married-At Pennington, Mo-,
Tuesday, October 26th, 1920, at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, VIM. H. Wollett and
Charlotte 1. Kamholtz, both Of
Graniteville, Rev. Herman Halter
berg, of the Pennington Lutheran
church, officiating.
The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an ex-
animation at Ironton, Mo-, Saturday,
November 9th, to fill the position of
rural carrier at Arcadia. Seems to be
a very difficult matter to keep any
one on the Arcadia job.
w.. H. Lewis, State Labor Commits
sioner, accompanied Gov. Gardner on
his visit to Ironton last Saturday.
Billy is a st. Francois county boy and
says he never saw the outlook for De-
mocracy in that county more promis-
ing than it is just now.
The American Legion will give a
Big Dance and Pie Supper at the
Academy of Music Thursday, Novem-
Der 18th. The Jazz Band from Poplar
Bluff will furnish the music for the
occasion and the boys are a%nticipat-
ing a mighty good time.
The express service from St. Loui
has been abominable for months.
Those fellows in charge ought to quit
and give somebody who a do some
thing a chance. The express service
we have to contend with aver since
the war is outrageous and should not
be tolerated.
Walter Hatte1, who has been at
Akron, Ohio, the past year and more,
returned to his home in Arcadia last
week. He says the factories there
have recently laid off $4,000 men and
that those who are at work have had
their wages reduced about twenty
five per cent.
Q. G. Powers, who recently came
over from Ironton and opened an
Exide service battery station in the
Lang building, has sold the st. Fran
co.'s county rites for the Exide bat
terry to a Flat River firm, and has
returned to Observation-Disclosures
Times.
Several citizens of Iron county were
in attendance at the Democratic bar
becue Saturday. Among them we no.
ticed Judge Add Reese and a Mr.
Dunn of Annapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Jno,
R. Golf of Glover; Mr.. and Mrs. A. P.
Farris and family, Walter Shy and
family, Miss Minnie January, R. E
Gunton and Charley Patton, of Iron
ton; DIR. and Mrs. Carl January
Cashier Shelton of the Belleview Val
ley Bank and several others from
Belle view.-Centerville Outlook.
Centerville Outlook: "John M.Rus.
sell, Chairman of the Republican
County Committee, returned from st
Louis Tuesday evening, and is telling
his friends that he actually Shook the
hand of tina next president, Senator
Harding Well, he may have dont
SO, but the people will settle tina
matter November I'd. Mr. Russell
left Centerville early Wednesday
morning, presumably to distribute thu
'swag.' Get the money, boys, ant
then give the leader of the Republi
can party the horse laugh"
Mr.. Henry Basler, a former towns
man, writes the editor from Paducah
Kentucky, under date of Octobe:
18th: 81 have mailed you two of GU:
leading newspapers, the News Demo
crat, Democratic, and the Pacucal
, Evening Sun, 30 you can see TO
yourself what the Kentuckians ar,
i doing in the campaign. Well, thinl
, Kentucky will maintain Democrat.
in the coming election, but at tn
same time the Republicans have lef
, nothing undone. Both parties work
ing hard for their ticket. For the las
. two weeks we have had speakini
"
: every night. I think the people her
are for "Jimmie" Cox, as they ca
him, and he will get a good maiorit
in the Blue Grass State. Senate
Harding will probably get his bigges
vote in Louisville, which electe'
Q Morrow Governor last year. Tn
9 situation here has greatly change
the past few weeks and looks bette
9 for the Democrats every day. hop
Iron county and Missouri will roll u
good majorities for Democracy thi
year. We are going to have Vice
President Marshall here October got
and we will have a monster meeting
q Well, let's hope the cause of human
ity, peace and happiness triumphs j
the contest"
A Good Time at Belleview.
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