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John Ashpaw and Alex llant wil *-
Ivw their tobacco to Clssd White this

Edna Calvin» is,

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brssmaltera ' easesfpaen-

msda. -
‘colic Rice and family have hen the

of Felix Itice and l at a
kv_<lIr°- ! -
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weeks

in Iowa alter a lew '

Ir. Swariston, iilio hail a cancer re-
xvad from his nose some weeks IQ.

. ,is steadily improving.

In Christy Burks and ‘rs. Harry

. C&Ian'us"ned .\lrs._ William lpea
4 J llarrisbur last

week.

!rn.C.B.Ioggshasheenverysich
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‘:'witb pneumonia for two weeks.

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J  l,_ ‘a nu. pr“; -n-‘kg. .3. ..07* 1". ,'‘'' ." gal“ Tvd” lganiad bro a II. F. D. Drag Association.
-; Fiat (;,.."§_ ‘#3’ , . __'The'cartiers wereappointedrnadstiper
 .n;,:|"al“:"_"h.'u'..“- “Gel$’aéhaIt$'Iedlrnmaviattg'5.o""" fieitmua’ nd don.“-
‘ & hospital in £Iolnmbia._ . . ‘kl’ '"'5"°’- '
 Arthur PIIU and Chancey Dawn are I A..:'..'.''.‘''..:: “unfit. . -odcul Each. of these associations has its own
, fitiu relatives at - . O“; ‘m’. h '._“in‘ bi’ .d_lorgan'mation, consining of a president,
, ' Ira."Charlie . ‘ti and Ira. lnhw ah’ ‘i. ‘n V ' Vnm‘ ‘mall  sccretarytreaauror and an execnrtee coin
A flfiuyhaveheensichlorsevetfldayli u.‘ ° pf ' _' ' I mittee. The members of each assoris
c in. and Its. Turner It-ink aad~cbil- ,, '. ‘I b ‘M M A“ ‘lo... who u. the land 0...". and the
fiu visited John Brink, lr.. knday.  “t ‘h  ‘ho: “ (‘.22. s residents, pay § annually to the trraa~
 .itrs. Abs rite. and tin. lay visas M‘ | !irrer. The eaaeitive committee handle-
.QnntT 'tIt  'lhe ° l assoc"o.
E . Ira. ;:d.‘r;  chilfien :0 Th '1'.’ R’ P’  :fllI')llIl b.r:.d“lo:emlehii, 'lI)|.ll'lf?1‘tT'tTt:'
; Er. the week -as Alex Pulis and _."""', H | s"""'I y ' . "' ' ‘mt iron. their section of the road. and
". . L L &'.u& "_“‘_.;‘‘‘m. 0". hire workmen who are paid lriina the
_1; Lflhrr -htlltfl. [Ir llllllill lid 00- h h. ha‘ . .  hi lunfi of the local association. The fund-
an llall motored to Columbia Monday "‘-°""",h ',‘'''H, . ""“"‘ Fm do and in any bank ....in the
$300. a‘  &-' A Nkbh -7:’. wk‘ 0‘ '0" - natne the association. and all bills are
'.l%Dirh.TarnerDlah _. . , -paidhyvoucher.
. St. Lenin ranutly. ll ved
 ;I-iii-d calm chm-sh the Fun *3:  __ N V ,_ uh  . 11» lunction ol the county highway
“ Ilamer sndyltolf omit 5... rented . "‘- "" “" 1"‘ 1°“ °"°'“"""i
.IiIIinrdS' repsrir.-«ttrirter."'°“'°‘,‘.""""""'Y,""-,""“"* Se Old as '
‘ to; Paul tavins spent weasestiy "'3 ,"""“- ’- 3- 9"‘ -“'- “ml” phone in can
- "Ir. and hlrs. wins». Sullivan have °'*"‘- -4 3*‘ °"‘-“-- 0 -
it-and to r horse in Oilsdis .3... __ |7f _ ,
.'fi wad's vistt with Mrs. Thomas Brhh. »
.'%.aa'd\Irs.JamesAl|enofIIattoa X.I.'.POIIlS ‘ NOTUNING
', ‘ll:---.-_4Nnl°*-3'-*-Surat oexitcroa .t.n.ltl.As3tt
f‘"'°"""""°"°°‘°"."" r.i..c..i..i. riissssts
.~;u___"'fi‘h-_“_,,_,.d_,_, cuiuraanatsg. aihawsissi Cityltetersncea.
"iris Hoadty. IIeis,gatting ‘*4
'wnineIy.AnanelromCailI'Ias- ‘ 9 _~ —
‘ fit In with him. _ X
5 Up. 3 Iieynolds entertained the lol- A
-J  I dinner Sander limes Nil

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kl. L Douglas has been nursing her.

' Murry
' In llatdiag went to llallsville Tues-

,  lliggs and lamily have moved to
the lath larm.

been out of school on

hank Hudson entertained with s
—Ir Friday ' .

Ir.and.\lrs..la 'Wl'rostwsreia
Cbbia Monday.-cl,

I'll l'rith .\Ic ’ spent & work-
i with home loi.

fl Ha lmher's Tneadty.
Aka Palis and family rfiad Ira.
IE Fnierann Sunday.

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CO0l’ERA‘I'lON IS KEYNOTE

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'fimt.-andhlotiey But Un-
willing to Have Higher

Taxes for Improvement.

lauaddrassmab'ednesdaytothe
memhfiafthr.-Stmellighwy ' ‘

a flit system

now in loree is that county
proved its efficiency. Mr. Wilson is the
‘originator of the system.

lable to drag their sections but pere will:

7. P. ingtopaycaebtohaveitdoae. Some"
pnaad.nfthesewereeirhert_oobusyixwere
was I15 nonresident owners unable to Q

the
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‘work themselves. This lelt short stretc-
' road

a

nterestd in maintaining tlr roads, since

I
had the 3 it nabs their work lighter. and permits
Ilr. chest to get through with their do-liseries
Mr. and .\In in shorter time. The farmer. too, I rainc-
r. and .\lrs lay ‘.to hour, was anxious for the rural ral-
ltikyTodd,aad-rier top-taronnd more
odd.

early ttccau:-r
‘then his paper would be delivered earlier
in the hy. The fourth vital point was
that the farmer and roast of the town-
Speople were wilhng to put up as much

.x""a‘dc'- I. '” in Tu..;moneyf¢roadmaintenanceastheconn-

It ad KI. Felix Davis went ‘to:
City loads -

ty would pat up.”
“For years," said the gieaher, “I saw
here a combination ol priwerlul personal

flu,” IL,“ .‘ 10'“. ‘u “I, ‘at incentives that I thougla should he or-

mtdaylrom

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tbelfilhruwefia

utlevrniag.

property in town.
returned home

lmfi Kansas City where she visit-N

Ruby Arnold.

lease 0. Nicholsjetnrned sui
City. where _
uh frkfid. ‘.d the patrons and rural carriers were get-

she

. Oieavens preached
flqtist yaiitrch Sunday l
He will preachi

gained and directed to get better results

and on owtklflll miles of ordinary dirt roads,

If which meagre lunds only were avail-
~able——a Combination of incentives tbm
‘expected no compensation lor its execu-
tive and supervisional services: but on
the other hand, was willing to contribute
half the expense for the labor, because

ting the direct benefit ol better main-
ltained roads."

I ouutn a. r. o. oasc omnnurto!
Ir. Wilson then told how he called a
gmeeting for all the rural carriers in the
state and that they willingly assumed the
ztafi of reporting any road defects. Mass
meetings ol all the people were held in
‘lb courlry school houses Qd those~liv-
ing along each rural mail route were or-

' light dressing. The lI0'J\'\‘

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‘Johnson County, lun-.i-.

the county depositing an equal amount,

_this gave us Q per mile for niainten- M
- aace.
' F‘".e"  l° D°“"° “It is necessary,” said the speaker, “to;

furnish equipment cheaply. The munty
iooea this by buying dragging lumber‘
‘and steel plates in large quantllicx inali-
,ing up the drags in central ihop~ and
;sending tllefl out as they are rrqaircrl.
Occasionally one til our pom-r m.iintain
era is sent 07¢’! alt’ rtiul-9 tn tziir it I
[tailing i~
done by road distritt met-rrrt isillt pi
tax teimg and by county traitor grzi-ten
(oncrete culverts and bridges are built
M repaired by our tnrurr-te rlrln ai-
cording to a standard plan prepureil ln‘
tbe‘,l‘nunty Engineer."

I09 A.\.\0l;IAllti\ tikl t\I2ftI ,,_

\lr. "ileum then tulol huts the i-itiIrn~
lising along the main liigliwavs Iiail iil-.
orpniaed into road a-sou-iati-on, the pm»-

I' living In Inwnn to with lt tltrsr riuils

_ also becoming in-mln-r-. Th-~ «nun
ty puts up an equal arn-mu: Illll tltt-t‘
associations.

‘once we have nut mute than J I--t.tl nl
C-Qldlll tn sprttrl mi l't'll ltIllt'- ul ru.i¢l-,"
said the speaker, ‘g -t-mt --l ltlirr.il ilo
nation tor norh inu-t l-r lU""VI‘Il lh»
pe-i.;.'e would rather cl» ?l..~, l...m-ur
ll’|6‘!~ to double the t.ttv'- l --ltrr‘. liu-luv-t
as much gs Cltll i. .i innit» -tim t» to-
R300" A friatl lIb‘liIt‘l' .t'.-l l 1 ml "'--l ll!‘
profile  tltinltr .t- Iltll la 4- ‘fill hull‘!
of tsrifh in l‘0nI’|l"lIflX llir llu-\
KIN‘ alui tluttalrcl I grow? alt;-iiivit til
Itirh in hauling an-l I?! liusl-l.ttg i'itlvrt-
I often ltnd that the i -~T of llw vi--rh
dfittf ll tflt lime-s  ;'rv‘.tt _t- the nut ..l
the material lurné-h-cl ln :l-o- r--~tn~i "

That‘ .lolinr-i-rt Luunfx \-.i- rm -lzllv-r~
ent than many other \l-~--uri 1I-|lnlIP-
has {hen pointed out lit the ~[|l‘lhff l?
is rural and has no large - mo-~ l!- pr»-li

lenis are similar to t'rn-r at other 
tit‘. its talc! are not liigit.

Fhoning that tho‘ r -.tl ;t\ "I \lt----tin
wa~ lower than in k.i'~~.i~. \lt Wil---rt

said tha' the reg-.il.ir .itu:u.iX tt|lllll\ tax
per mile in Jtiltnti--n (-~unt'._ .\l.~4-mar}.
nas 83258, nherea- tlir -im-~ ltl I’)
‘us.I' 
Ilhll that the tlintriot ruail l.I\ liguro-l 0-1
the same harm mi- M9‘
and X33 lo: l\an~.i- "\\:-
wisely fainred to r-:-!-.---- r-.:~l l.llr~ in
hlissouri,” contluilr-l \l.'. “lluttt.

.il l--r .‘ilt--v-urn,

txtrttm!

If you will to rent or sell that house.
try hlisaourian Want a

quarter of the southwest quarter. both‘

in Section e-‘sin (8). all in
Fottydfln 148)
and cotnainiag in all 123 acres, more or

less.
And whereas, default has been mark

tor the plyment ol
Now therelore,

and at the request of the legal holder
of said note, will on Saturday, Febru-
ary 3, I923, between the house of nine
o‘.-loch in the forenoon and live o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the
south front door of the court house in
(olumbia, .\I'iaaouri, sell the above de
¢ttlb'd real estate, at public auction to

‘the highest bidder for cash to satisfy

said debt and the costs of executing this

.ttust.

Laltenan H. Price, Trustee.
First insertion January 9, 1923; final in-

.)r.'lttIn February 2. I923.

AD.\ll.\'lSTR.\TOR'§ NOTICE

Notice is given, that letters at
admininration on the estate of Archibald
Whitnortlt deceased. were granted to
the undersigned on the Nth day of De-
cember. I922. hv the Probate Lourt of
ll--one tiiutity, .\lissouri. All persons
lll\'llMm\ against said e«t:ite are re-
qiIlft‘t.l~ to exhibit them tor allowance to
tl.- ailrnini-rra:.ir v-tthin six months alter
the tldtt‘ of said letter-, or they may be
ptrtlutlr-tl lrtim any btneltt til Nltl es-
t.ite; and it such claims he not exhibited
iuthin one year from the date of linen.
they slutll be forever barred.

Thin lltb day ol December. l922.
Attest: ll. .\. Collie‘ William ll. Sapp

Judge of Probate Administrator.
OIIDER (ll; Pl BL]! \TIO.V

State of .\li.-~ouri, County of Boone, m.

In the Probate Loan. For the County
st Boone, \osembcr Term, l92Z

William ll. Sapp. administrator of the
estate of Areliibalil ‘hitwortli, deceased.
(lruli-r of publication:

Now on this day comes William ll.
Sapp. administrator of the estme ol Archi-
bald ‘llttlufllt, deceased, late ol mid
county. and presents to the court his
petition puiing fol an order for the sale
hi all the right, title and tntere-t ol said
estate of said Archibald Wbitworth in and
to th- lolloiiing described real estate of
hlttfll the said Archibald "hitworth died
seized, tonit: An undivided one-half

UN!
thafirurgeanandloc
‘and to

- is not sufficient msets on hand to pay

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landlyhgdthenstsitinofthcantaro canaaiscaa

:Parnhs (‘:ssh.tnIlserus.ths notth- II.A.(.'sllier,
msnpartstths aaatheast quarter of the 1.4,. .1 p,.5..¢_
.nm'thwast qadter ol Section 19, Town V

so, to... 13. lying mum of 5"" °' Ni-°-vi-0°-
hsport county road;
half of the northwest

. so. .
ace’ _ . Publica-
‘para’. .0" fun’ d,,"n*d troll therein referred Q, as the same ap-
Eddk _\g_ Link. ‘mg ‘pears of record in my office.

Witness my hand and seal ol ssin
Court. Done at ollice in Columbia, this
26th day of December, I922.

tSEALl H. A. Collier,

lroat
Little, his wife, to Daniel F.

all J said land  situated in Boone
Missouri. which said pet'aion is
accompanied by the accounts, lists (ltd
' ed by law, show-V
ing that said estate is indebted and that
said debts are unpaid and that there

Wm. H. SIPP. attorney at law.
Final insertion Feb. I.

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l‘:XlL(Ll.T0lt'5 NOTICE

Notice is hereby given. that letters
to-stsrncntary on the estato of Willirwi
llerron, rleeea-ed. were granted to the

0!! P18339850“ ll'°""l- ll l‘ °‘d'"‘l umli-r-ignerl on the 6th dIy‘I|l January.
57 lb‘-' “"9" ill“ 5" P"“’“‘ l"""“'d lV2.'l. by the Prnliate (ourt til Boone
ill ll! "Ill? 0‘ 505*‘ d""‘l""li 5' ”°'l' (uiinli. \li-uiiiri. All perrtons luring
l-"'3 lllll |PPll""l"" 3" 3l"""3l‘l ll” .|.iini~ ugiin.-t uiil F.-tale are required
.3993 B.d¢ ‘Pd lb” “"1?” ‘hr “'n"'nV In rlltlltll lltrtn lnf Illofiflncf to Ill?
5' 350'“ 0“ °' b'l°'°"' 9"‘ ‘by “l *iItl’tIlH|' tsilbin ~tl mnntlts after the
Ftlitllfi. mt 0"‘ 0‘ lb’ d'l' "l H" l.tt- --l -.:til lv'ltrrI_ or they may lie‘
and at which time said l’robat¢' ‘-"un Pri-rludo-il from an) lie-no-lit til said rs-
N°V“'|b" "'7'" "l *3", P"‘l""' ‘“”"' l..l« . sllttl if ~ut li rllltlts be not exliiliitetl
will be in session, an order nill be

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made lor the sale of the real estate in - -- - -

said petition described, 0 much
thereof as eliall be sufficient for the par '
ment of said debts.

And‘it is further ordered that a copy
of this order be published in a nevu-
paper published in out county lot la-uf
weehs prior to lltr 9th day of l.0‘l|fUJf)',
l9'.!3, and it is futtllivr ordered that the
1.1.1 n'I9[I.'l|l'f [tUl.tlH.I'.l4-ll ml the notice
he-re-.n pltihitlrtl lot’ -lull ll!‘ Jl lflhl
thjny (.50) days prior to the said 9th
day of February. l9.’.l.

ll is llllllH‘l .-rclv-test llut perv-rial V‘!
“pp [,¢- mgde upon the limb, lrgalccfi
md .l....-.-.-. or -_..l rle-eased revuding
in the tjounty of IL. or of notice of the

f,lt‘\"ll'.ll tear ilrrc

Chiropractor
Elvira Bldg.

' itl‘t* \'s't‘lt'Ulllt’.
Phone 353 '

Ralph Devlin, Adj.

Jack Daily’s

Important state business that requires

once «it e\'er_\' member is to be transac
stallation of new ofiicers.
lt‘tl.t‘(l for ceremonial initiation of new members.
V. l". W. men .u'hn are members of other posts

Meeting»
Monday, Jan. 15, 7:30 p. in.
Purple Parrot

the pres-
. ‘ted. In-
Plans are to be per-

H. B. Geesoh, Comm.

SERVICE
Cleaning .
Pressing
Altering

Phone 13 22 S. Ninth

    

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"l'tPffl.&   Ellery ytil lrng ‘I 

- _ ley, his wile, by their tI‘llJ|ll «lee-l of

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trust, riled lln-r-nib--r _-. l9‘.’tl. and
recorded in mortgage ll---It ll‘! at rage
l9l: Deed of True! littoral-' Ul ll-ton”
(Loantv, .\Iisnouri, did mum-\ to the un-
dersigned Trustee, the tolloning de-

L C. JAUNCEY. D. CV l
ractor

Rea.7MBlaeh OSt:al$C
Ilosml3.l'IadeaBldg.

DY. Bueacber &\
Bumcher
(lirspraetar

lady chiropractor in attendant.

Koams3.4and5.inthsIliIlar
Udg.0llioapbonsl979. led-
dmeaphsnslnt

  

FARittER’s WEEK

We are equipped to feed 800 people per hour

Everybody
Can Eat in

Plenty of Time

at

The Same Old Prices

at

The
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'l‘lte Wabash or course—witlt its splendid
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A-tr yin Ticket Agent for travel information
‘ or write

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this Wi ter

In San Antonio. Calves on or Corpus
Christi. and altmg the
‘ .‘I‘oxas. you'll forget the calendar and find

each .

the outdoor freedom of sunny skies.
Gotf‘—tnotoring—liuntirtg—tishinx; no

need of a single idle h

Reduced Fare Tickets

on sale daily. put the trip within teacher:

all; long limit, Itay Stat. 1
at pleasure.

FarInrea.herthsaranytraed
ialarmdion ask the names:
Katy Ageatsrwrisa

U. U. Fenwick,
Gen’! Pass. Agt, St. Leads,
In.

ments of college inc.

Gulf Coast of

new. delightful surprise in

Lead 'a.':n'ecd ri--2
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to Cog at

Otll‘. . , . . . ,.

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lengzh.

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hzrtipljatii 7.i t\'eru.v.vt‘e «lugging
' at the point :1:-..l t'.'.itu'.;'; tt:ct‘l1;i'i;.;il t:..it*.tpttl;1ttn:t.
lhladc ecorinn‘°.t‘.ill_v lit’ :2‘: -1 pr l\z.'.l( ténn methods .i:i.l sold
at prices tin! nuke “(toil ptmtii it lu:.'ur_\'.

in models to ttzit ("tn rt‘ neetl-—:it prices to suit Vutir purse.

Note these .-\d\'.t:-Jagcs:

Q _\'. 1' '. 5 it-.‘fY!,'\£ tn t.\en!_\'
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5 Lead. °.-..‘ns l‘o‘l't in are.‘ m.-;.

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