Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1922-01-19
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expires this year.
Ford has announced another reduc-
ton in the price of cars.
City taxes are about the only low
taxes we found last year.
A. Sake, tailor, has located in the
Academy of Music building.
The Pennington Times is boosting
for a ball park in that town.
We had quite a snow last Thursday,
followed by a cold day or two.
Assessor Blue is ready to receive
your State Income Tax Return.
Lots of rabbits were brought to
town during the snow last week.
County Clerk Huff has issued 1870
hunting licenses already this year.
Tuesday was a most miserable day,
sleet and rain falling o or less all
day.
The ballots to be used in the special
election January S1st are published
this week.
Vaudeville and music at the Academy
Theatre Thursday, Friday and Satnr-
day nights.
1t begins to look as if another win
ter was slipping by without any ice
making weather.
A staying snow it is said, would
help the wheat. There has been too
much freezing and thawing.
For rent-Frame cottage in Ironton
4 rooms, good condition, centrally
located. Enquire this office.
Wait for our "After Inventory Sale'
from January 26th to February Atm,
inclusive. GAY q KINDELL.
Tanlac is made of roots, herbs n
bsrks and contains no mineral or opl-
ates. Arcadia Valley Drug Co.-Adv.
"The Fall of Babylon drew big ~
diences at the Academy Theatre Tues
day afternoon and night OF last week.
Sheriff Hunt and Deputy Sims Of St.
Francois county were Ironton visitors
Tuesday OF last week on official busl-
ness.
Game Warden Pigg announces the
arrest Of a couple of hunters without
licenses in st. Francois county last
week.
David Vance now has the contract
for carrying the Silver Mine mail.
The Job seems to change hands FREE
quently. .
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold an exchange at Mr.. January's
store on Saturday, January 2lst, be-
ginning at 10 A. NJ.
Receipts of props and ties at Ar
cadia have been quite large recently
of course, the prices are not as salts
factory as might be, but everything
helps some.
Strayed-About five weeks since, {
black and brown cow, q swallow tori
in each ear, with Jane Pannebaker Ia
bel. Please notify Mrs. Jane Casteel
Arcadia, Mo.
Rev. Wilmer of Poplar Bluff an
nounces that he hopes to hold ser
vices in st. Paups church, Ironton
n day in each week during tint
Lenten season.
While other places are being sup
piled with young fish from Stat
Hatcheries why can'tsome be secures
for Lake Killarney? We used to ge
our share, but not any for some tim
now.
The announcement comesfrom JET
ferson City that the State Highwa,,
Board will advertise for bids for build
ing the long-promised roads in lro'
county. Let us hope the report J
true
Fred Twomey is now travelin
salesman for the J. e. Brock Cand
Co., beginning his duties on Monday
His territory, comprises all of tn
Thirteenth Congressional District
Bismarck Gazette.
Parker's Minstrels at the Academ
Theatre Wednesday night Of last wee
was not much Of q show. tt was M
very literally patronized and it
said that the bunch barely had none
enough to get out Of town.
M. r. Young, administrator Of th
estate Of B. F. Matkin, deceased, wi
have a sale Of personal property BIZ
longing to the deceased, at the lat
home Of the deceased on Marb
Creek, Saturday January 2sth.
The editor is In receipt of 9 copy
the San Bernardino, California, ST.
OF January 10th, giving an account
the First Annual Banquet 81 the Wi
sonain Club OF Sau Bernardino Coul
ty, at the Stewart Hotel Cafe, We
nesday evening, December 2sth. II