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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

The Methodist Caurch VIII conduct
its regular program OF services tomor-
row morning beginning with the sun
day School at $3.50. The pa",or VIII
preach at the 1885 service. Pans
h..vc been made for the celebration OF
the annual Young Peoples Rally IN the
evening. This program viii beg n IN
the devotional meeting at 6:3O. which
Will he preceded by a luncheon and a
social hour for the members Of the
League from fivo to six o'clock. The
public rally service at $50 in the au-
d.torium OF the church will be in
charge OF the young people. Mrs O.
NJ Merriman. president OF the Ep-
worth League. Will preside. Brief
addresses Will be made by NJ. Lester
Minion OF the First Methodist Church
Of Englewood. and by Miss Helen ] ohm
son. the new educational and social
worker. There viii be special must
cal numbers. The general public IS
cordially invited.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-09-18

Try a Times Want ADJ
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
COY
Delayed

Master Virril Speakc j. IN at this
writing.
Miss Irene Whitaker spen, the day
Sunday with Mis- Haze, Preston.
Miss Edna Robson j. visiting Miss
e. Mamie and Sallic Sparks this week
Mr. and Mr.. Lige Bolton were Ia.
guest. Sunday e Mr.. and Mr.. New,
Grove.
Mr. and Mr.. Bill Whitaker were
the guests Sunday II NJ and Mrs.
Abe Burton.
Several from here attended the
burial ~ Mrs. Linda Sanders at Buck
eye. sunday.
Mr. and Mrs.. l. T. Duncan spent
The DAY Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 4.
.. Preston and family.
Mr. Jim Clouse and Mr.. Rilia
Green were the guests Friday Of Mrs.
Buford Crow AT Lancaster.
Nr. and Mr. Preston Snyder and
family spen, the day Sunday with Mr..
and MR.. Floyde Svnder.
Mr. and Mrs. James Matthews and
children were the guests Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mr. Colman Locker.
Mrs Less Hill and daughter. Osie
spent Saturday nigh, and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. D'llard Simpson.
Ms. Matte Beulah Cobb spent
from Friday until SUNDAY with her
cousin. Miss Allcne Sherrow Of Mt.
Hebron.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Blakeman and
children were the guests Sunday
night Of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Simp-
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. johnson Speake and
children We're the guest Saturday
nigh, and Sunssay Of her mothe. Mrs.
Mamie Moberley.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07

James Milton and little daughter
lucasc spent 81 Huy with Nr and
Nrs. W. Glars ~ Lexington road.
Mr. and H.. William Emory and
little daughter. vi Ruth. 81 Lancas.
ter were entertained at timer sun.
day at %, home u Nr and Mr.. T.
= Wants.
Work began Monday morning on
our bridge u ff1. - NJ Carrie
Davidson. r'tf,ucc lrI lll are dc.
lightrl that fbc bridge ,ill soon l.,
Hulsh,d.
Ne ap Tom Dr,Hn and Oscar
Lows aa, f,r '1c,r tuner guests
Sunday M and MIR 10, Pierce and
ar. 'ers N-se. Lillian and Emma.
"f Bryant.villc~
Mr. John Broaddu. ami daughter
N.s. Anna Mae. - fayetteville. Mrs
Mai,u- Whit, and "t.c Suisse. Ruth
and Salhc Lou W. we're guest,
.io7tay = Mr and Co.,. NHey Beal.
les.
Mesdamc. Matilda Collins and wm.
Kinder were host, 70, an elegant din.
lng sunday 90 Mr. and Mrs Charli,
Barnet Mr. and Nv John Bolton.
Mr., Lula Eayi l,il AMI httlc son. q
Missouri
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
JUDSON.


Mr.. Henry Grimes Is improving.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
Lane has been quniie ~.
Mr.. Robert Simpson spent the day
Thursday with Ms. Nanin, Ray.
Mr.. Stanley Foster was the guest
q Mr. ollie Lane Friday night.
NJ Jasper Smith Of Indiana j. Wis
sting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Smith
Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas spent
one day recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sim CLARK
Mr. and Mrs. u. VI Lane and fam
lly spen, Sunday with Mr.. and Mn.
Robert Simpson.
Mr.. Maggie Tracey is the CUES, Of
her son. Mr.. and Mrs X. l.. Tracey
~ Vi. Hebron.
Misses Agnes an Helen Ray were
the guests Friday night Of their cru,-
in. Mis- Norgelia Y. Ray.
Ms. Tom Tracey and daughter and
Mr. J ". Mayor were the guests sun
day Of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Naylor.
Miss Beatrice Adams entertained
several ~ her frcnis SUNDAY in hon.
or Of her cousins from Crab Orchard.
Mr. and Mr.. l.. /. Matthews were
tine guests SATURDAY. night and sun.
day Of Mr. and Mrs VIM Simpson.
Mrs. G. r. Naylor am Mr. Nan
n,e Ray attended the funeral Of Mrs
Maiinda Sauder al Buckeye sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Marshal Rayburn and Mr..
Jesse Rayburn of Paint Lick spent
the day "Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs
James Foster
Misses Agnes Helm aud vergela
Ray were the pleasant quests Wed
nesday night Of Mr.. & x. Naylor
and Miss iona Il Ray.
Mrs. Tom Pollard is suffering with
4 sprained ancls which was caused
BY being throwg from her buggy
Shen her horse became frightened
as, Friday,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
GUMS CHAPEL.

Nj Fiber, Tcater i ~ with ton.
.ih,is
Mr. VI Anon was IN pauyille,
snoppirv Thursday
Mrs Lucas Foster spent Tuesday
with MIR. Louis McCulley.
Mr. and MIR Forrest S,app 81 Ian
caster were here sunday
Nh Josiah McCullcy B. with rel
att,s At Busna Vista for a visit.
Mr. and Nr, g. II Chandler -
Lancaster ar, mere with relatives.
Ir. Bert Irwin and son ~ Rich.
mont were guest. ~ Mr. AMI Mr'. j.
D. E5bhtt sunday.
tulwhcr ~ our young folks COM
posed horse back party 20 attend
church o. Salem recently.
Misses B,ruice rcatcr. Bert Daley.
Re-, 4, rca,cr and Beulah MAY were
-us.t. - NJ. Annie May sunday.
Mn. ". n Ray is visiting her
laughter Nc.damc. Robert Long
ana Pren,is Walker IN Lancaster
Mr. and MIR Cronlcy Ross and the
,hrc, Grow children we're guests q
Mr and Mr., Hiram Land Sunday
Nessr, ! " Anon. Ang., san
dcr.. otto Simpson and Walker Brad
shaw attended sale 81 Polauj-China
bogs At Walton Thursday.
Re, lusko has bccn given charge
~ the VI r. Church here and hlief
hv first appointment Saturday eve
ming ant sunday
Mr ami Mrs. Harvey Teatcr and
son. Mr. and Mrs r. u Chandler
we're guests Of Mcssr, John and I. VI
Chandler sunday
VI and Mr. Frank Land Mrs lnez
Land and Mr.. Howard Land spent
SUNDAY with Mr. and Mrs. ~ Naylor
and family on Lexington pike.
Mis,e- Lucille and Olivia and Mas
ter Curtis Grow were guests ~ their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank 1
Land and Miss lncz Land Sunday
night
Miss Iva iiollon spent a delightful
week end with MIR. James Hamilton
aud Miss Norma Burns Montgomery
at the formers home on Lexington
PIKE.
Mr. and Mrs John Hall are wei
coming a pretty little daughter, who
arrived Oct. lst. She has been chris
tened Hazel They are with Mrs.
Ilalls's parents. MIR and Mrs. Russell
Holman.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
GUY.


Mr. Harry D. Rice spent Thursday
IN Lexington.
Miss Daysic Runells IVES the CUES,
Sunday Of Miss Fannie Merida
Mr., Bascom Polphrey was IN,
guest Thursday - Mr.. J. l.. Nantis.
Mr. Marshall Eason is building a
large tobacco barn for Mr. Milton
Ward
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert later were
visitors Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry later.
Mr.. and Mr.. J. =. Foley had for
their Saturday guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie futile.
Mrs. Carrie Davidson was the CUES,
Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy David
son Of Lancaste:.
Mrs James Eason and sister. Miss
Stella Naylor were With Lancaster
iiltihN 'aiuitaN
Mr. Green Poynter has bought a
farm near Stanford Possession Civ
en- Jan list. 1921.
Mrs. alfred Poyntcr and little son.
Calvin were visitors "Wednesday Of
Mr. Green Poynter
Nh. Mary Cooley. Of Richmond
spent portion Of the past week with
Mn, carrie Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Layton were
guests recently Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Layton Of McCreary
MIR. ami Mr.. Wm, sutton spent
VI 1nday with Mis, Fannie Sutton Of
a.. Crab Orchard road,
Mrs VIM. Walker spen az cGlo.
able day Friday with her daus ,cI.
Mrs. Roy Pratker near NcCrctrS.
Mr. and Mrs. Nm. Scott and Mas
To- Billy Brown were guests saturday
OF Mr. and Mr.. Vim. Walker.
NJ. and Mrs. william Ray ~ the
Poor Ridge road were recent guests
Of Mr. and Mrs Tom u -olin.
Mesdame, wm. Kinder. VIM Lane.
James Wants and 4, x. Henry visited |
Mrs. Miley Beazley Tuesday.
Mr. and Mr.. Jim Day Ray Of the
Pleasant lIill vaclnity spent saturday
with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Dooln.
MIR. and Mrs. Lee Peadleton and
family of Buckeye were Sunday Wis
tors OF Mr. and Mira. VIM. Lane.
Mrs. James Walker OF McCreary
and Miss Ida Sroaddus Of Hyatts.
vile were visitors Friday Of Miss
Josephine Gorden Beazley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Graham and liz.
lie son. William Milton visited Mr..
md Mrs. Milton Ward and Mrs. c. r.
Henry Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. lanes l.. Yantis and
ons, George and Hersehel spent a
iehghtful day Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer Highland Of Haekley.
Mrs. c. X. Henry and son. MASTER
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07
BUENA VISTA
Vi Tarrne RahIc wa. b E-11m1rd

VI Tarcac Ra6lc Wa ~ RIc1mo1d
Monday.
Ms. Bessie IIughcs was in Lancas-
ter la, wcck
The Steve lson farm sold Thursday
for si62 per acre
Nr Jno Rublc = Batavia, Ohio.
was here Friday on business.
Mr. \ - Scott u Washington,
Ohio spent sun lay aud Monday here
Prof D. X Aluer wa. al lIarroi.
burg Thursday evening on business.
M. Lila kay scott Of Georgetown
spent the v,ek end with her parents.
Mr. Annie White ~ oven Co. b..
visiting hcf nvice. Mrs. Sam Wilson.
Mr. n. e. Euhlc u Bpautsyillc
spent FRIDAY with Mr. sam Scchrcs,s
and family
Mr. wm Wood and son, attended
the funeral 4 Mr.. BeuI, Norr.s sun
Jay afternoon
Nj. Kate Holtzclaw. IN, primary
teacher, - this place spent the week
end ~ her home
Mr. cha. Ruhl, ~ usu,lle mas
been spending o. f,N weeks aItn her
SONS ~ ths town
Nr 7 VI Scott and brother. \. u
Scott - W Washington. OH, spent
Monday a' panvillc.
Mc..r. Floyd R,ynold. ana Berry
Drummer u Nicholasv.llc we're here
last week au business
VI amt Mr. Grant Robinson. Of
Harrodsburg have been visiting rel
ati,r.. AMI friends here
Mc.sr. Paul wilson. Chcnault
Rublc and 7 VI Scott we're a. Niche.
iassillc Friday afternoon
Nr Howard Lane AMI brother.
Mara lennlur. were shopper. ~
Ni,hoia'viI'c Monday afternoon
Mr. Nlnn,, looming. and laugh
Ter AMI .,n. spent SUNDAY with Nr
and M Harold Scott - Lancaster
VI and Mr. " Il Montgomery
end Dab. have br.u VISITING her .st,r'
Mr. jane Fucker ar Richmond
street
Nj Nsrr.. Jennings and Ms,
c,,.. t.,.,t,.,- .rt NJ Tim, I,rptpt.. I
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07

uobik Coman,
komo not o" fhono guarantee the
"1s"kd pSeh&~r protected
r h kk
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-10-07

We realize that there are
many people who have been
intending to become Haynes
owners. and for that reason
are entitled to have this
opportunity to save $3.50 or
$500 by reaching their
decision to purchase their
cars now.
On October 18th. therefore,
the price changes will be
put into effect. and we
can accept orders for the
Haynes on the basis of the
present prices until that date
only.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
The Brayton Hog Sale.

{ The Fred Brayton hog sale that j.
to- be held at Kelso's feed yard H.
this city, Saturday afternoon, August
I'll, promises to be a successful All
fair. While Mr.. Brayton IS . conn-a
paratiyely new conner in the fine hog
business, this being his first sale, he
has bred up one Of the best herds Of
Poland Chinas in this section. Hit
herd is headed by that fine animal
Giant Gerstdale. He will offer in this
sale 81 head. IS bred gifts, 8 spring
gifts and S spring bears, all Of the
very best blood. Boys under 10 will
have an opportunity to see how close
they can come to estimating the
weight of the hogs, and the. 81.
coming nearest to the correct weight
of two herd boars will be give3 .
full blood April gilt.
Anyone waiting to start in the bog
business or to improye their herdl By
new blood can findswhat they want 81
this sale. -
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
BRITISH LABOR IN THREAT
A General Strike If Government Wars
"a sa,s u on Soviet.

London, Aug. >13.-DI1tlSH ASDCA
has interviewed in international poli@
tics for the first time, issuing an ulti-
matum to the government OF to de-
clare war on soviet Russia, under
threat OF. general strike. s
In Central hall, Westminster, in the
shadow Of the spires OF parliament,
l,o44 delegates, comprising labor's
council of action clothed with the
most drastic powers, even to calling
out labor throughout the nation at q
moments notice, held historic
meeting this. afternoon. II seemed
certain that the. council would be
made permanent body.
France was bitterly assailed BY
Thomas, the railway mems leader,
who stirred the council Of actioa by
his declaration that If France and
General Wrangel cut off Russia 8
Galician coal, the British miners and
railway men must cut off the coal
supply of France"
Il would rather be allied with the
German democracy than with Wins
ton Churchill" said Robert Williams
,of the Transport Workers Union,
referring to the British secretary OF
war.
Government officials were frankly
apprehensive that labor had at last
succeeded in creating a direct action
council, which could not be con-
trolled if extremists sohuld take the
,reins of leadership. 54s5
The meeting was further spirited
by the announcement of Ernst Bein
that French labor had assured the
setting up OF similar council to pre-
vent France from making war on
Russia. ~. IT,
The London press placed the pex-
IRENE Interpretation on another dec.
laration by. Thomas, that general
strike over Poland would threaten
the constitution of Great Britain, !
This was taken by the press to mean
nothing short of revolution.
Thomas moved a resolution APP
proving the decision of the council
regarding general strike in case OF
war on Russia. In doing SO he de-
clared that such method was ad-
mittedly dangerous, but said the sit
uation is desperate"
IF we should have to strike,
Thomas warned the country II
would mean elsalleHge to the whole
nation"
And after this introduction of his
resolution the delegates carried i
unanimously.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
BEST PARTY ORATORS TO AID
STATE DEMOCRATS
Cox, Roosevelt, McAdoo. Meredith,
Marshall on List Promised to
Bteckinridge Long.

Gov lanes M. C6x, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, William IS, McAdoo, Sec
retary Of Agriculture Meredith, Sec
retary of Labor WILSON, Vice Presi-
dent Marshall and other prominent
Democrats will make speeches IN
Missouri during the approaching cam
paign, according to Breckenridge
Long, Democratic nominee TOR Unit
ed States Senator, who returned to
St. Louis Monday from the East
/. Long held conferences with Gov.
Cox at Dayton and other prominent
Democratic leaders at New York and
ashington. During the conferences
in New York he was assured that
Gov. Cox and the other party leaders
would visit Missouri. The itinerary
of the speakers has not been ar
ranged at this time, Long said.
The former Assistant Secretary OF
State attended the notification cere-
monies for Gov. Cox at Dayton, toll
lowing which they held two confer.
,ences. George White, chairman OF
the Democratic National Committee,
and Franklin D. Roosevelt, the vice
presidential nominee, participated IN
the conferences. One was held at
Cox's home. !,
In New York Long conferred with
w. w. Marsh, treasurer of the Dem.
ocratic National COMMITTEES, and
Senator Harrison, chairman of the
Speakers Committee. Among the
other speakers the committee plans
to either send to this State are Sen.
ator Carter Glass of Virginia and
Congressman Thomas Heflin OF Ala
bama.
Long said that the national Dem
ocratic leaders are very optimistic
over the -oliticaI outlook in IS
souri, and are confident Of carrying
the State in November. He SAID ht
assured them the party would carry
the State by substantial naajoities fol
Cox and Roosevelt and the stats
ticket,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
sI,ubl pll1acla.,.l

;.-rt;;e Hali W. called TO the bed-
s;de 81 her aunt, Mrs. Steve Eckles,
last Wednesday. She lives 10 Nan-
sass City. n jig d.
W. hear that some Of our Double
Branch folks attended Wedding y
the recorder's office last triday
evenine 4 The bride and groom were
NJ. Forest Cobb, Of Butler. and MISS
Gladys Boone Of this neighborhooa.
They were married by Squire Jeter.
We wish them long and happy ING;
Mrs. Cleua Wix and daughters,
Lena and Saliie, were Butler vis ul''Es
Friday. ~ Y IN
N Ms. 9. w. Nafus returned 70 her
home lib Pleasanton, Kans., one Gay
last week.
w. "A. Baker left Friday for Sc
dalia 10 show some hogs at the FAR.
The Double Branch picnic was GER
tainly 4 real success. Everyone 81
joyed themselves fine. There were
around 1900 people present.
| There was an ice cream supper -
INF. Boone's Saturday night. Every
one reported good time.
"A good rain would be welcome
now. ,.
Quite few around through this
neck Of the woods are figuring on 60,
ing to the State Fair.
Floyd Baker had runaway last
Friday. II throwed Floyd out OF the
buggy and hurt his ankle, but it y
better at this writing. .
Greene Ansburn and family are
here visiting at the home OF j. w.
Hall. Mr.. Ansburn used to live here
but now lives some where in the
western states.
A meeting has begun at Pleasant
Gap. .,
John Ferret and family, Arthur
Baker and family, Ralph Ghere and
wife spent Sunday at the home Of
Mrs. Glenn Wix.
II Mark Spain and family spent Sun
day with w. A. Baker and family;
BETTY.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
The Double Branches Picnic.

The Double Branches picnic was
held on Aug. 10 in the grove west OF
the church and the successful pro-
gram was rendered.
About 10 o'clock the crowd began
gathering, until it numbered around
twelve hundred people.
At the noon hour, dinner was
spread on the ground, which was the
greatest ever. =
At one o'clock the Prairie City
band began the program by playing
some of its good music, which was
good. Then all the schools joined in
the song by singing "The Church in
the Wildwood In which they made
the woods echos After this, Bro.
Discreet Butler, Offered prayer and
expressed cur thanks to the Great
Jehovah. The welcome address was
given by. Bro. H. %. Maxey, which
every one enjoyed. ~. ss
There were seven Sunday schools
entered the singing contest in which
the prize was awarded to the Peru
Quaftettes, solos and instrumental
music was rendered by different
SCHOOLS WHICH, COuelStVo VI 4UIes$
quartette, mixed Auartctte, several
duets and number or solos. Also,
some choice instrumental pieces.
There was an excellent address by
Rev. Green from Papinsville circuit.
why Save the Youth"
Reading by Rev. Harold Hilliard
and some other readings were rem
dered by other able speakers.
Music by Prairie City Band.
A number of contests were entered
and prizes were awarded to Peru,
Pleasant Gap 1nd Doable Branches.
Double Branch school had the largest
attendance, with ia present. Pleas
ant Gap was next with g present.
AT eight o'clock the Butler Conn
mercial Club arrived, accompanied by
the Butler Band, which gave us real
concert at night, which was enjoyed
BY ali present. Herbert Wemott
sang one of his choice solos.
We want to thank everybody, all
the committees, different schools,
Commercial Club Of Butler, Delco,
H. & Z. Electric Co, for the kind
acts and loyal service which made
| the picnic success.
t Double Branch saaaay School
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
CAPE GIRARDEAU WOMEN
HONOR MRS. MARTIN,
FOE OF SEN. REED
Reports That Feminine Leader Had
Lost Prestige Refuted BY I'm
animous Election to Head
County Committee.

Cape Girardeau, Mo, Aug. ID
Democratic women of Cape Girar-
deau county have hurled defiance at
the friends of Sen. James A. Reed
by electing Mrs. w w. Martin
chairman of the women's Democratic
county committee.
Mrs, Martin, as a delegate to the
national Democratic convention,
fought the seating of Senator Keed
in the convention when his contest
was heard before both the national
Democratic committee and on the
credentials committee of the conven-
ton. When she asked not to De
elected as township committeeman
an from Capt Girardeau township,
and refused to be candidate on pri-
mary day, it was reported Mrs. Mar
tin had been "rolled" because friends
OF Senator Reed resented her stand. !.
So resentful were the women OF
CAM Girarde au pyer this misrepre-
sentation, that a special meeting was
called, and Mrs. L. B. Houck, who had
been elected as township committee
woman, resigned, and Mrs. Martin,
over her protest was unanimously
elected in her place
And, at the organization Of the
county committee, Mrs. Martin was
the only woman nominated for chair
man and was elected by reclamation:
AS further reply to the claims OF
the Reed forces, the women of the
Fourteenth congressional district are
expected to make Mrs. Martin one OF
the state committeewomen from this
district.
Mrs. Houck, who resigned, resent
ed the erroneous reports and de-
clared in a public statement that she
stood for the League of Nations and
the administration along with Mrs.
Martin. = :,
"The organization of both the
mems and women's committees OF
the county is certainly satisfactory to
the "drys" and the pro-league Demo
Gratis" declared Mrs. Martin.
"Out of ten township committee
women, only one was wet and anti
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19

administration. There never was at
any time danger that antiadministra-
ton forces could succeed. The Dem
ocratic party in this countrysis over.
whelmingly in favor of the state and
national platforms.
~ did not desire reelection as
township committeewoman, but,
when the women chose me unani-
mously, after the misleading reports
had been made regarding our cleo
ton, accepted.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
Prices Twenty Years Ago.

An exchange prints the following
list of prices paid for cattle, hogs and
produce in August 1900:
Cattle, $3.50 to $3.50 per 30
Hogs, $500 to $s.35 per FOG.
Wheat 66c to FAC bushcl.
Corn, 38c bushel.
Oats, 2oc bushel.
Hay, $500 to 5000 ton.
Bran, SIC per 100.
Butter, I5c to ISc ID.
Cheese, &c to Ioc ID.
Eggs, 1oc dozen.
Potatoes, 25c to 3oc bushci.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-08-19
Con,olidated High School Il Ballard.

on September 6, 1920, the coneoli-
dated High School at Ballard Mo.
will open for work. Both the tiret
and second years Of High School
will be offered. The course will be
= ~ Freshmen Year. "
Algebra
English I Il. 5.,
Ancient History ~
Agriculture
Sophomore Year.
Plane Geometry ~
Modern and Medaevial History
English IT.
Commercial Geography Ia year
L Physiology Ia year
The tuition will be $3.50 per month.
All pupils who expect to attend
should be present and enroll on Sep
TENDER s, 1890 at 900 q. nj.
ESery<effort will III made to make
the sShcol 4 progressive, live, wide
awake worth while Institution and
every eligible boy or girl should avail
himself Of the opportunity to At
tend. Helen ~. Maxey;
NJ .a. Principal.