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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1920-03-12
csts, Saturday and Sunday.


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''"' '"'u'e 'oi ano'her just IKE u
, Mrs; Jack Sparks and son went 10
Forest CITY, Sunday, for "A few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hearing.
Roy Hill and Jim Williams re-
turned home Sunday evening from
Mitchell. Ncb.. where they have been
the past week, looking after business
interests.
MIR. and Mrs W. r. Stuart and
fnmily nrc the maud ownc,s of a NOW
Regent Victroln, which thcv bou,hi
81 Josonh Inst wcek
-. Ill -, c.l ..,n.
A.. MIN Slim INNS Sl'"' SUBWAY WIN
"''' ""' ''s""
-Mf. ana MfS. Emmett Courier ana
family moved into the house, recently
vacated Dy Mr.. ana Mrs. CLIFFORD
White, and they moved into the house
MI ana Mrs. sam Poynter vacated.
Lewis Duke is on the sick list
this week.
As our friends and neipbbo,s Mr..
und Mrs Chns. Parks and family arc
going 10 Ienye Old Missouri nnJ "a
J 10 Nebrnska their many friends anil
neiphbors planned "A surprise an item
and gave them their hest wishes. And
hopeJ them vood luck in their new
home. Hut. ike nil the rest Cbnrli,
will he bnck 10 oct n drink out nj
Biy Tark The folI,,yinV we're nro 4.
Ont: MIR and Mrs, Cbas. V.nCnmn
4 AIR. and Mrs Eidrcd aunker A., nnd
Mrs. Cal brown, MIR. and Mrs. Chns
Price. Mir and Mrs. Frank Skc.ls MIR
and MR.. Perry Munkres Nj and Mrs
ROY Williams, MIR. and Mrs. Oren
HAYES. Mir. and Mrs, Emery Have,
Misses Beuluh and On,l Runkcr. Ma,
and Ressie Price. Mildred Munkre !,
Burneta and Dorothy Williams, MUIR
and Elsie Parks, MIR. Lee Fields. Her,
nv Munkres. ivan Bunker. Paul Have.
| Herman Skels, Leonard and Fine,
Price, Harry VanCamp and albert ana
Clyde brown. All departed M n jats
hour wishing them success In Incl,
new home,
Mabel Potter went to Nopicr
Tuesday of last week, and ran The
Jason Restaurant While M and ,a Mrs .
Eueon attended the funeral of MIR. VIM
Walden in 81 Josenh y"
MIR. Ike Atkinson came in viii,
his emiprant car last week fror,
Troy. Kansas. and moved In m, Cha
Moser farm. south of town Won sce
Mr.. Atkinson. with his familv. n,oveI
away from here about two wear, AGO
and YOU know 80. old habit about Biu
Tark, SO he moved back close so he
could get a drink whenever he wanted
it. We join with their many friend.
wgIG'% Rar rhs " sm% I.,yis NH,
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County court meets the first Mon
lay Of each month. Fred Lawrence,
presiding Judge. Curtis Il. whitmer,
Judge, First district. Isaac ID. Paint
er, judge, Second district. County
Clerk, Daniel b. kunkcl; deputy, VIM.
0. Morris.
Collector OF revenue, WIN. II. Alkirc.
Recorder of deeds, John Simpson.
Treasurer, Sebourn Carson.
Assessor, All. A. Meyer.
Supt. Of County Farm, John n.
kunkel.
County physician. DIR. J. +. Chand.
Ter. and deputy state commissioner OF
health.
Superintendent Of county schools,
Mrs. Alberta G,cen-Murphy.
County surveyor, John II. Pcrct.
Area Of Holt county, 462 square
niles.
Population, 1910, 1a,530.
Asscssable wealth. si2.492 ,532.
Total acreage, 25A.ai2 acres.
Number Of families in county, 3,372.
Has m bonded indebtedness.
Average size Of families, five.
Ii has siN consolidated school dis
tricts.
Its expenditures for schools in 1918
10 was Sl73.5ls.
Public school loaning fund, Si33, 3ib.
Modern court house.
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Meeting nj American Lcyion.

The Harris Z. Post of the Americs n
Legion will hold its regular meeting
at headquarters, Monday evening OF
next week, March 10. Let all m,m-
bers and all eX-servicc men, who de-
sire to become members, attend thi
meeting, as there il much work to be
accomplished, and a good attendance
is desired. BE on tines o'clock p. m.
By order of the &. o.
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Save your order till the travelling
merchant calls. William Joseph will
be In the Oregon neighborhood soon,
with big line of Staple Dry Goods
Of all kinds. Wait and see his line
and he will save you money.
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0ivlno Comfort.

Giving comfort under affilction re-
quires that penetration into the hui
man mind. Joined to that experience
which knows how to soothe. how to
reason, and how to rdlcule, taking
the utmost care not to apply those
arts impropsrly.-Fielding.
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and ticket home some five dollars,
we must say.
The next reg, ar social mission
AIRY meeting vii. ie held al the home
of Mrs. Jane Hines, in the afternoon,
Thursday, March is.
Cecil and Lucille Graham spent
Sunday at the home of their uncle,
Art Graham.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert jackson
spont Sunday at the Fred st. John
home.
THERE we're IS In attendance at
Tsrkio Chapel Sunday school, and
S3.26 collection.
Mrs. Settle Williams, Mrs. Law.
renee Pilkington and Mrs. Mollie
Whipple spent Sunday with Mrs. Jane
Hines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Williams spen,
Sunday with their son, Floy Williams
and family.
Mrs. Jane Hines Is visiting her
sister, Mrs. viii Stewart, Of Rule,
Neb., this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor and
family spent Sunday with her moth.
err, Mrs. Conner.
Mrs. J. T.. Henderson Is on the
sick list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bickel and Ida
Bickel, from Mound Chy, spent Non.
day evening with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. viii Bickel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Griser left
Thursday, March 4, for Leasburg, Mo-,
to visit his sister. Mrs. John j. Meyer,
whom he hasn't seen for a number Of
years. Mr.. Griser was born in Frank.
lin county, Mo-. near the town la.
baddic. They will also visit the home
place Of his boyhood and renew old &c.
quaintances. On their return home,
they will come via Fayctte, Mo-, whcr''
their daughter, Miss Wilma, Is ut
tending Huward-Payne College.
Mrs. Burks, from Kansas City,
Mr. and MrS. u. l.. Hinkle and family
J. A. Hinkle and Maud and Nellie
Griser spent Sunday a. the Jake Hin.
klo home.
Mrs. d. NJ. Burk, II Kansas City,
ca me Saturday for weeks visit WI,
Mrs. B. l.. Hinkle and Maud Griso",
Mrs. Mae Dodson and Miss Marie
Howard spent Sunday evening with
Mrs. Helen Underwood.
John Whipplc is building a large
hog house on the Dr. Will Mirion
farm.
MIR. Bill Roland, from White
| Cloud, Kansas, visited several days
last week, with his daughter, Selma
and other relatives.
Mrs. Fred Rhctts ard Mr.. Cha
Cotton were in st. Jorph. shopping
Monday. and Charles Ni, having Or.
Will Minton treat his eyes, go
The following hclp,d Carson Iiiiz
celebrate his fifth BIRTHDAY, Mach ::
Mr. md Mrs J. ". WilI. NJ. AMI M,s.
Harold Knhn and son, Kenneth, NJ.
and Mrs n r. Poynt,: and dnugh
ter Kathryn Virginia, and Mr.. Jesse
Kahn
Mr.. John C. Hinklc. Jake Hinklc.
yohn Criser and n, l., IIinkle and son
Aulton' werc in 81. Joseph. one day
last week
-AIrs Flovd MuIl. of Maitland. H..
turned IN her home after spending.
several DAYS. visiting her mother, Mrs.
Cbosto, Ifnbouse
Ch,s Cot,on wns In Ct Joseph. on
business "wednesday.
%"E,nmct, HInkIe wns n St Joscph
,,ssenvcr Monday -
SEVERAL from Fortescuc attended
Tho home talent MAY given nv the
RigsIow sehool' in Bivelow. Monday
cven;ng
Lac Nir,o,. NJ Hannibal. spen,
va! "'H'on' VI ''"u"i aP,"'
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WILL HELP COLOMBIA.

The Interchurch World ,NGgsment
program for Colombia includes Is
chapels, 90 schools. . hospitals, IL dis.
pensaries. 4 social cepters and bust.
ness agency. with q svfficiaut number
Of missionary and native WORKERS. sds-
suatsly 20 man this npsds asl&
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HOLT COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Circuit court meets the fourth Mon.
lays in February and October, and
the third Monday in May.
Alonzo d. Burnes, circuit judge.
Prosecuting attorney, A. NJ. Tibbels
Circuit Clerk, Edwin A. Durham.
Sheriff, Ben +. Crouser.
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Good Wsathsr.

Sunshine Is delicious, rain 10 re-
freshing, wind braces up, snow Is ex.
hilarating; there 10 really mo such
thing 90 bad weather-only different
kinds q good wsather.--John Ruskin.
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las
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL-John -
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,ann 81 n.,. ,.,s.s "ppe '"
JUNIOR Tupic-what John Saw and
Heard On Pa,
iNTEHMEDlAIh MD SENIOR ToPic
vni'Sn prnpi g aSn .n,'i p rop,,
The oiorif.d CHRIS, the Center Of III.
Book
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'n''nos' s'l."U rocky ,s'"nu 'h u"e
Aegean sen' ""out w A. u
" The Introduction wv. l'D.
7. The little of the hook ". ~
The Revelation trnveiling) NJ Jesus
Christ" THIS dues not mean the max.
ing known to Jesus Christ some Sc.
cret. but the nnveiiing Of his person.
The revelation Of Jesus Christ. then.
refers 10 his personal appearing In
glory ~ Judge the world and establish
his kingdom, Tho word Apocalypse.
translated Revelation. signifies. ne.
cordIng TO New Testament usage. the
unveNlng of " person an Th.ss. a.
10: I Peter 10. The ihrmc ~ the
hook IL chrsf's second coming. his
personal, visible appearance. In glory
wv. 1. I. iO).
.. To whom made known wv. I. -.
To his servant, John. to show unto
Jesus' servants things which must
shortly com, To- nnss,
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Probate court meets the second Mon.
lays in February, May. August and
November. Harry NJ. DUNCAN, pro.
bate Judge.
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rxpsevrp uwsoan INTERNATIONAL
SUNDMS0lOOL
LESSON

tby HkN raw niht, u D..
1e.cbsi Of English Bible IN the Moody
Bible Institute OF ChicasoJ
tCopyrisht. 1870. Western Newspaper Uniosb
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Monarch.

Jonah Taylor and family visited
with James Clark and family, Sunday.
james Smith, Jr., and family Wis
tied with Ed Graham and family,
Sunday.
Josh Chilcoat and Mrs. Winnie
Ramsey visited at John Ashworth's.
Sunday.
School IL progressing nicely under
the care Of Mr.. y. 4. May, from Sa-
vannah.
Miss Lossie OFT has returned
home after few weeks visit in An
drew county.
James Smith. ST., wife and daugh-
ter, Nada, visited ut Clarence l.illey's.
In Fillmore, Sunday.
Clarence Lillcy and wife, James
Smith. wife and Vada were out Joy
riding, Sunday, and went 20 Rosendalc
and Bolckow. They found the roads
In fine shape.
= Bill Brown visited Lester Black.
Sunday nigh, and Monday.
Moving time hns begun. Lewis
Boylcs, who has sold his place to Jas.
Miller, Of Kansas, has moved on to
the old NanGundy place In the High
land district.
Hazel Brown, from Nodnway, Wis
tied Saturday night and Sunday with
Helen and Thelma Taylor.
Bruce Bullock made trip TO For
est City Monday,
Hazel and Cloyde Ashwoith visit
ed Sunday evening at Josh Chilcoat's.
Vera Collins, from Maitland, has
ben visiting her sister, Mrs. Law
renee Lafrance and family, few
days this week.
Joe Hughes was in Nodaway, one
day last week.
Josh Chilcoat gave dance FRI
day night for the young folks, and
they had such good time that they
persuaded Josh to give them another
one Saturday night. Those present
We're: Misses Vera Collins, Maude
Hughes, Nellie Black, Hazel Ashworth,
Ruby Collins, Esther Elliott and Mrs.
Winnie Ramsey; Messrs. William
Polsgrove, Cloyde Ashworth, Clyde
Ball, Russell Elliott, Don and Lou
Allen, Raymond and Ralph Dyer, Max
CLEARWATER, Clifton Chilcoat, Fred
and Ernest Paxton, Mr.. Lawrence La
France and family, Ira Steeby and
family, Emerson Hughes and family.
and Mrs. Minnie Weidmer and Flora
Dick, CLIFFORD.
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jeff Dunn and Mrs. Ernest Gcof-
troy received word, Wednesday morn
ing OF last week, announcing the
death oi their sister, Mrs. Lulu How
ard, from pneumonia, mt her home In
Havenville, Kansas. They left that
Jay to attend the funeral, which was
held Friday afternoon, the intcrment
being al the cemetery nj Bucks Grove,
Kansas. MIR. Dunn returned home
Monday, but Mrs. Geoffroy remained
On account Of being on the sick list.
Misses Mary Aikire and Anna An
dcrson spent tuesday in st. Joseph.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. ". j..
Glass IL able TO be out again after a
long spell Of sickness, but We are sof-
~ to learn That Mrs. Glass Is no bet.
ter.
w. q. Mcclure and family are
moving onto the John Hiles farm in
tne Monticello district, and Mr.. Hilcs
and family are moving to farm near
Albion, Ncb.
Sunday evening the Henry
ran together On the Schlol zhauer
bridge, southeast OF town. The Cot
ten car had front wheel damagd and
an axle sprung, and the Spreckeimcy-
or car had hole knocked through the
radiator, one lamp knocked OH, and
one oil the front fcndess badly bent,
but luckily no ont was hurt.
AIR, and Mrs. Fred Sipes were in
st. Joseph. Monday.
Mrs. r.. r. Abbott made bust
ness tllp to Troy, Kansas, this week.
Arthur Elder, who has been liv-
moving 10 the williams and Eyerson
farm, better known ms The Henry
Lunsfod home place.
Mrs Erred I,hiIbrick c.,,. M,
from 81 Josenn. SUNDAY and ~ Win
her sister. Mis-. Dwight Meyer, Who
rs very SICK. Mrs Meyer is :om. he,.
ter M th,s writing Ne are vlnd To- hear
AR. und Mr. "a ,,,II ,nJ son
Walter. of rorteseu.. came down nn1
spent SUNDAY Win his n.,.nis Mr.
md Mrs Tam UiII ~ '''' '''
AIRS y A Ia,dors ,.,,,roJ
home TUESDAY fr,m nonni.an MI
other cities in Kansas where IN. has
hssn snsnJ,na ,h" ~, ,,', 81, ,.,@S
, With Nr AMI Mrs tno Co,enan mi
other relatives ~
"-rrei 4 onn., w.,, IN T.,L;o pr;-
dav sveninS and " ,e,ars w. ,hn nI b.i TIT
haI gan,. S,h,.h 49, n,a,ad $780,
the College Snrin~s in~s and Tar
Vie girIs Tha s.n,n u. S" =, "' -
Sa w So 80 r., nv Se''' was o. " ~ "'
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Armack.


Robert Sterling Armack, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Martin Armack, Of New
Point, was born in Holt county, thirty
years ago, and died after little over
u weeks illness with the influenza,
Boswell, in New Point, in the early
hours of the first Of March, 1920.
Mr., Martin Armack, wife and little
son came here some time ago TO care
for Mrs. Armack's father and mother,
and were living in the house with
them, Robert, the son. with his wife
and three little girls, came here on a
visit to his parents and other relatives
only a little while before the entire
family were taken sick with the flu,
as were also his father and mother
and their yorng son, Clifford, making
II most distressing and pitiable case.
Beyond question, great are the mys-
teries Of Providence. Inscrutable, past
finding out by any human investign-
ton. A young man, just In the years
Of his strength, 4sApsband and father
taken, while others almost helpless
and depSndent are left to still trudge
on IN life's pathway. Just last week,
II was the grandmother Of s6 years,
and now the grandson Of 80 years. Let
the fact suffice till the question,
"Why," can be answered.
Mr., Armsck's wife's maiden name
was Msude Williams, a daughter Of
Charlie Williams. formerly Of this
county, but now living in Colorado,
and she Is sister Of Mrs. Dan Bos-
well, Of New Point. Besides his wife
and three children, he is survived by
his father and mother, one sister, Mrs.
Beulah Poland, Of Colorado, and q
young brother, Clifford.
Owing TO the flu In the home and
none Of the family being able to at
tend the funeral services, the inter
ment Of the body was In the Cowan
cemetery, mar New Point, and . short
ssryics was held there BY Rev. T y,
1900 - ss 5l -, -
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Sunday with their brother, Roy
Grimes and family, In the Highland
district.
MIR. and Mrs. Dave Wallace mot
ored over to { c Harry Frazier home,
near Savannah, Sunday, where they
spent the day. Lloyd and Paul Fra
zier went over Saturday and returned
TO their home with MIR. and Mrs. Wal
lace, Sunday evening"
H. s. 1eare, OF oregon, and II. c.
Teare, Of ST. Joseph, spent Sunday
with their mother, Mrs. Matilda Teare.
Mrs. 4. 4. fitzmaurice shipped
a car OF cattle and mixed car Of
cattle and hogs to the st. Joseph mar
ket, Monday.
Mr.. anu Mrs. Menick. l.. l.. Teare,
and 4. h. 'reare and daughter, Miss
" lima, took dinner with IA. s. Teare
and wife, Thursday of last week.
Frank Fuller. Of st. Joseph, came
up Saturday for "a visit with ms sister,
mrs. Harold Boore, Of Oregon. He
also made a visit at the Dave wallace
and George Brown homes here.
--Supt. W. II. Brett was visiting
with relatives and trends in Maiy
WHO, ouHuhy.
MIR. ana Mrs. Mcnick, Of Western
Nebraska, visited relatives and friends
mere, Tuesday and Wednesday OF last
week, and went to Oregon, Thursday,
where they spent the day with n. >.
Teare and wiie. Mrs. Menick will be
remembered rs Miss Kate Teare,
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Teare,
Mr.. Menick was formerly 1arkio
young man, and went W est, where he
mas made good.
--jonn hcAlullen came up Sunday
IRON Cnillicoth,, no, and IL spcnuIng
~ lew Jays with relatives here.
Il ~. Ieaie, Of Craig, visited his
mother, "wednesday OF last week.
"A. ". Cottreii Is moving into the
Claude Wampier property.
sidney banks and Warren Banks
visited sunday with Sidney's sister
Mrs. J. h.. Henderson, at fortescue.
james Cam, OF New Point, ship.
ped ear OF cattle and mixed car oi
cattle and hogs TO the St. Joseph mar.
kct IRON here, Monday.
John Lunstord, of Tecumseh
Neb., was here few days, last week
visiting with Albert kollmer and wiie
anu iriry rurney aud family.
Airs. John Waggoner Is on the
sick list with the Iiu. We hope ioI
her recovery soon.
we are giad TO announce that
Mrs. T. Z. FiIzmauricc is improving
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Oxerromers. Read.

Because Of the FLU, the social meet.
ing Of the Overcomcrs was postponed
last month, and will be held Friday
night, March 3, at the Fred kollmer
home. All members are requested to
be present. Refreshments will be
served and a musical program given.
MRS. G. l.. RICHARDSON, Pres.
MRS. II. RAlL, Secretary.
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Fore., City baptist Chure..


Preaching next sunday afternoon
ESQ p. m. -
RICHARD l.. STRATTON.
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Mr.. A. II. Jeffrey, Of near Forest
City, and Mrs. Mary Il. Gelvin. Of
Forest City, Mo, were united in mat.
rimony at the Methodist parsonage
in Forest City, Sunday afternoon,
Feb. 20, at 3 o'clock, by G. J. Chap
pell, pastor of the Forest City Metho-
dist church. The wedding was a quiet
affair, Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Emery and
tbe pastors family being the only par
ties present. Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffrey
went TO their beautiful country home
near Forest City, where they will re-
side. We extend our congratulations
and best wishes TO them.
Forest City Baptist Churcn.
Preaching next Sunday. morning
and evening, II q. m. and 1870 p. m.
Young peoples meeting, $3.50 p. m.
Leader, Agnes Baker.
You are cordially invited TO all Of
these services. You are always vel
come at the Bart'st chn-~h
RICHARD l.. STRATT0N,
l'astoi.
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Forest City Methods, Church.

N""S. ~ Nh"Pi''
The Sunday school is gradually get.
ting back. There were i06 present
last Sunday. Come next Sunday and
bring some one with you. The pastor
will preach at II a. m. and $50 p. M
Senior League meets at $3.50. Come,
you are welcome.
The Jasper news., 1920-10-28

or virus may be followed by the
loss of hogs. When this is prop
perly done by any competent
trained veterinarian, the hogs that
die from vaccination amount to
practically nothing. Farmers all
over this state are feeding new
corn, some of it quite immature,
and except when exposed to chol-
era, their hogs are remaining
healthy. You can overfeed hogs
on new corn but you cannot give
them the cholera.
My advice to the farmers OF
Jasper county is to follow the car
dinal rules that we have laid down
for the control of hog cholera and
quit debating the threak-bare
theories that were once used to
fill space in some Of our agricul-
tural papers.
The Jasper news., 1920-10-28

some cases sick hogs appear to do
we'll after being vaccinated, but
the vaccination is not counted as
a cure. Hogs should be VAGINA
ted before they get sick.
Extensive experience in hand
ling thousands of outbreaks Of hog
cholera all over the state during
the past four years has brought
out and definitely proved the fol-
lowing facts: Properly vacoinating
a lot of healthy hogs with reliable
serum and virus has not spread
cholera to hogs on adjoining prem
ises. In many cases some OF the
hogs that are left unvaccinated
and permitted to run with recent
ly vaccinated hogs do not con-
tract the cholera. This applies to
the vaccination of healthy herds.
Properly vaccinating a herd OF
healthy hogs does not make it
necessary to keep up yaccinating
thereafter. We have many thou
sand farmers over the state who
have heretofore vaccinated their
hogs and have proved farce the
theory that vaccinating perpetu-
ates infection on the farm. Bury
ing dead hogs and failure to burn
them is the principal agent in
keeping the infection on a farm.
Vaccination will protect healthy
hogs in an affected lot, as has
been demonstrated on many
thousands Of farms in the state of
Missouri. We advise the vacci-
nation of the sick hogs in an early
stage Of an outbreak because some
Of those hogs may not have the
cholera and there is aschance to
save more than the cost of their
vaccination. Improper VAGINA
ton, or theuse Of unreliable serum
The Jasper news., 1920-10-28
ME. church. Moon.

u
Owing to the inclement wealth
er the regular attendance of the
different services were greatly de-
creased Sunday. Mr.. Riley, a
YIN. G. A. representative spoke
at the church Sunday evening.
The calendar for the week is as
follows.
Col. Smith lectures at the
church at gao p. m. Tuesday.
Prayer Services $50 p. m.
Thursday.
Choir Practise -7:30 p. m. Fri
day.
Sunday School-945 a. m,
preaching services Ill a. m. Jun
ior League 800 p. M, Senior
League $50 p. m. and preach
ing services at 7:30 p. m.
The District President Of the
Epworth League will be with us
the evening Of November - Let
every member make an effort to
be present.
The Jasper news., 1920-10-28

Unless the limited infec ton now
in Jasper county is promptly con-
trolled, hog cholera will remain in
the county through the winter.
You may reasonably expect it to
spread more or less over the coun-
ty. next year with a consequent
heavy loss Of hogs by death and a
heavy expense for vaccination.
There are large numbers of feed
ers in uorth and central Missouri
anxious to buy stock hogs at this
time. Those who do not feel like
vaccinating their exposed hogs
should should sell them to some
of these feeders aud get some mon
ey out of them, rather than lose
them and help to keep the cholera
spread in the community.
The News is 81 so year and worthit.