Gasconade County republican. (Owensville, Mo.), 1921-11-25

              ASGGNADE COUNTY: REPUBLICAN. Uer2, Volume 18.- OWensville, Missouri, Friday, t Nov. 25, 1921. $1.50 Per Year, In Advance. G p 1 IICI tor dsi ID. ,m., )a. 1 esc( be H be W leekiD Partf ttsi m. . m. a m. awsi I R. Pasto 'edce t SI rmersfi Merchants Dank I" .. .... ivlrrM inl OF 0WEPI5VII-1-B., Liiaauuiu II c The Farmers Bank True thankfulness finds its highest expression in service and, with the compliments of THANKSGIVING DAY we offer the service of this good strong bank. B. Aufder Heide, Pres. lisLangenberg, V.-Pres. L. Cantley, Cashier , W.Steinbeck, Ass'tCash. DIRECTORS Ed. R. Aufder Helde Louia Langenberg S. L. Cantley W. E. Hennemann P. E. Strehlmann Aug. F. Poppenhouse Peter Meyer tlderi State Limited to Los Anqeies San Dieqo , ante Barbara ; California I "f . ...... j .11 lU. .,..1 Sred-opet lh U Paso 8hort lino. W ainiua. "1 Annele. & drawna-room .leeplnq cars SI Lou., to Lo Anqe . 21 Compartment obseruafion car. Kan.aq Gig to aZete Golden Stalo meals-tho best on wheels Con-perftoSan Diego over the Wtortta. W npecUl Uatleq and the tceme mareeU of Carmo Qorge. ;alifonviati: Cafe parlor car and coaches St Louis to 2 C standard and tourist sleeper, and coache. from dosai Ghj to Lo Angeles. ad trip tourist rate.-uo'ur choicei of route!. to either direo oo, indudinq San Diego wthoul additional expense Comfort and Court esq are qouf fellow traveler. m th Qolden SUto Route " (ftock IsUridfc. P. & S. u7. Southern Pacijic) Ul me help pla apr hip. 6. 1. MURRAY, oent,Owensilli. M.. i - w Will You Help, Too? Melllea.Matthewa Post No. SR. 7 - - j the local pout of the American Legion, i trying; to get enough fund. In 1U treasury to purchase a large flag and banner for the post. Wed nesday evening they give a box upper, ploture show and dance and if they make any money it will be used for this purpoie, but even if the afiair Is ever so sue. oessful it will not realize enough money for that purpose. It strikes us that this community has not done all it could do for its o Idler boys and that it would be a very graoeful thing to do to oSei them the money to buy a flag and banner, or at leaet a goodly part of Ik. We are informed that over a hundred dollars will be required to buy a good quality silk flag and banner worthy of the boys who will bear them. We are Koine to ask the sood people of Owensville to join us in contributing this money. We know the boys will accept it but they will not ask for it. We will ask you for It but we will not beg it. We will not carry around a Daoer and Boliclt the money either. for that appears like begging. But we would be greatly pleased 11 au the friends of the Legion boys would join in and voluntarily con tribute to this fund. Let it be a free will offering In slight token of our appreciation of their sacrifices and oar regard for the welfare of their post. Nn onn will be around to see you but your voluntary contrlbu tlons will gladly be received at this office and a list of all who give will be published. ThA Rnnubllcan starts the list with S5.00. Wfto will be next? "The Old Oaken Ecket" '' ' p - A bv the Young People's n ivuiqi uiwuii .. w r-- - League of the Evangelical Church Thursday, December 1. CASI O r tHAKAltRO Rueben Hardacre. A Square, Honest Old Farmer Tappmeyer Tom, His Son, a Chip of the Old Block. A.l. Ralph Warden Arthur Ames, True Blue...... . .. -f Herbert och Mark Hayward, a Wolf in Sheep's Uotturig.-.-vicior . -, . . .. . i t.jj.. Mi u:,..1 ku Tnn Well Jake lompKin,in wve w.m leauy, inbeck Mr. G. Whillikins, a Neighbor........-.-..--Dewey Richardson r. r I .1 r . . IM D 1. U. P.tal CarA tzry D&OD, me rosimasier --- ,,mann , f f ivaiis .wrw.-- - Rev. Waiiam Mason, the Peacemaker;... -John Grosskopf .... 0 m s t I J- Martha Hardacre. Rueben'. W.te Lovea oy veryoou Lizzie Lawrence, he Ught of Uncle Rueben'. Eye.....Minnie Weiss Emily Lawrence (Otherwise known as i eaay ;, ne ouiiui.. . nnuunuiu - - Sapphiro Scriggins, the Village Gossip... . -Vema Angell MrslG. Whillikins, Very Proper but not Chantable....Meta Schulte Miry Jones, the Village Belle.... Warden Time-The Present. Flace-A Kurai uismci. Time of Playing -About Two Hours. Admission Adults 35c; children 25c. Central Missouri Poultry, Dairy, Hon and sneep Campaign Drake Oak Hill. The Oak Hill Milling Co. has erected a 33 toot smoke stack this week. Elmer Tyree, Wm. Tyree, Will Hlce-lns. Everett Bayless and others from Cuba enjoyed an opossum hunt on the Merameo one night last week. Mr. Opossum was not at home so they say. The Rock Island Lines in co-op eration with the Missouri btate rtAnartment of Agriculture, and the local communities will conduct . cyroat Agricultural Educational Campaign in the heart of Missouri December 6th-17th, fortne speciuc of increasing the number i .n.i ih. mi&litv of the ,UU luipivf iub 1 Pnnltrv. Dairy Cattle, uogB uu Sheep and laying the foundation fo m. art Dure bred live bmu h,AAdlnir and shipping- district ior which this section is exceptionally orii ndanted bv nature. . Meetings will be neia at villa and Bland on the dates men' tloned: Owensville, December it m.nJ noninber 13. Hn. J.well Mayes. Missouri. great Secretary of Agriculture, has assigned three ol tne aoiea Bpc- ... r.n a 01-lciiltural Subjeots In the State to conduct this campaign In .u. na..nn of: Hon. B. U. uennen. ""I""" . . .r r State Dairy Commissioner-, . . . ir cu..n Tv'TnArt: W . J.. aiciee, ouoo i D.r Pnnltrv Expert. .-...i Mi.or.nri haa rich blue lOUUBI ili ,. nuatures. limestone soil eive the farm animals bone, vigor B . . 1 J j3I Jewell Trlplett. Ester Homfeldt, 1 f.nl. Unrpl. Rnlt. Flovd Ruta. Walter Tvree and Johanna! . aiA: .. well as a wide dl - - i nut. u.i.aw.w.. Cun.ir altar. . .1 . Mr.na Ql mlla oiaioKaiup Baua uuuubju yeIgi(y 01 Oiner taiui i healthful ollniate. and in short nas after- ith Miss Bertha Hartman. noon Lloyd, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bell, died Friday and was buried in the Oak Hill Ueme- tery Saturday. We sympathize with the bereaved parents. III I Is 4 J. ODERN Hay v IRACLBB VTwentieth Century Scientist Have Rubbed the Eatf. Lamp and Made the Age-om ui of Alchemy Come True rrW In Kl.ht aktel) y JOHN RAYMOND No. I KKB. AGE OP CHEMISTRY hn t ..... .k. ....IH aarnein developed ft electrified by the vast atridea aecretly in chemical I ia th fi.M nl t. .V,- rr: lahnrilorief. IrtlMni.t t.j j . i w... Ihe influtnce exerted upon the s nbrie of our civilization from 0 tbi laboratory hat been so iooi that we are oreoared at to accent tk nt.r t we hive pined beyond the 31 marKin. ..J I . -A . '-""tti j mq niTC ciucicu more oyiterioui age of chem- htttbii We who are not chemists hear strange tales thee days, no leas strange because they are true, of rubies and amber, ornaments of ivory, ahimmering , silks, colors of every hue, and exotic ?er-t m sconce the P .Conjecture, hut r.rtsinlv the nrrrioua CarKO of f"w pertormed in the last half d this new era is to bring forth 1 y,ot Kleatific diacovery resta 1 Sun- Mra. Effle Homfeldt spent day at Oscar Collier's. Miss Muriel Souders was visit ine at Orval Storm's Sunday night. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sweedie, November 19, a girl A heavy rain fell here Friday. Rriinh Creek not out into the low bottoms. It made some of the' farmers think it was going to gather their corn for them but we don't think it did any damage. One of Arthur Bell's twin babies November 17. at their Home on Three Mllo and was laid to reat in the Oak Hill Ceme tery Saturday. We extend sym pathy to the bereaved family. Dr. Henderson went to St. Louie Monday to spend a few days. .,! condition neoessary to make It a great pure bred live stock breeding and snipping u.-triot. This campaign should oreate greater Interest In more and better ii .ilr and neiicr llB D .uv. i.. tv.na hnneinz auuui VtSUKLiXikJ ww-.. " greater rural and generm welfare. Oome to Owensville Agrloultural Day, December 12 We are bavins real winter weather and a sklf t of snow oover- led the ground Saturday morning. Joe Morre and family attended the sale held by his brother, WU- am." at Moselle, who has quit farming and will again go Into the mercantile business. Hsnry Morre and sons also attended. Mrs. Dr. AufderHelde of Center- town Is spending several days here and at Owensville and Third Creek with relatives and friends. She says they are well pleased with their new home. John Rohlfing. atockdealer at Berger, and Chas. Gross bought a number of (rood milk eows in the surrounding . country and paid extra good prices for them. 1Wa win a larae erowd at Frits Bunker's sale and most things sold oheap. . , Harm. Wederpohl and family of Berger spent Sunday with the family of Henry Brehe. Martin Engelbreoht spent sev eral day. In Kansas City where he nt to see hi. mother who was very sick. 1 There was a sood crowd attend ed the social at Rev. Schmidt's Thursday evening. Ben Ruskaup and wife have re turned from a week's visit in St. Louis with relatives. The protracted meetings at the Presbyterian church drew a large crowd eaoh evening. Kev. Kine-hart of Swiss assisted Rev. Wld- maver and services were both In English and German language. Worse Than Dynamite Home-made hookch,(aUo known as "white mule") in fact any al-colfollc beverage not made by ex perienced uianuiacturerB, It worse than dynamite. It produces nerve arid brain irritation, causing worse man oraio storms, u ruins the stomach and Intestinal tracts, but what Is worse, it causes deteriora tion oi mo umio Drain cells and makes the person so afflicted irresponsible. Home-made liquor, mud km more or less accurate reoipes, Is daneeroua in tne extreme, it. la not aged ; It is the ageing of whis key that eliminates the poisons. In the making of maah from which whiskey Is extracted, several alco hols are produced. One of these, butyl or fusel oil, la highly poison ous. UjIJ ageing will eliminate this oil. Its presence In whiskey causes nerve and brain paralysis. .... 1 . All noma crew is improperly made and not aged and la danger ous in the extreme. There is a startling affinity between alcohol and the brain and nerve cells, and home-made whiskeys and other alcoholic drinks are certain to af fect the brain and the spinal cord with its attendant consequences. Let me say again, and most emphatically, home-made drinks and synthetio beverages, that is, those made from chemicals, are worse than dynamite. Dr.S. Dana Hubbard. - (Dr. Hubbard is Director of the Bureau of Industrial Hygiene, Department of Health. New York City.) I Be Prepared! The time to prepare for adversity is NOW-not tomorrow nor the next day. Accummulating a bank account is the best saf eguard against tomorrow misfortunes. OWENSVILLE BANK, Owensville, Missouri EVER YB0D Y'S BANK Charlotte Poultry-Egs-Pro d u c e You have them-We want them . And will pay you highest market prices. Honest weights and square treatment always. Phone No. MERCHANTS EGG CO. W. F. WINTER, Manager BEM f?, Perlormed in the last half desert caravans proauceu 111 DM K... ...a: . . . -. nrrlllUrV u CUU It In . . . 1 A.tnmnAA tUetUtUt. mm w. . , , . rmX,ctan'y-. '. Truly, chemistry h de.cenaea m JnUiTL j ?wra lnat uermany a tne depths ot tne earm m I. her from an earlv dis- .u- ..rr,t formula of nature. CJSXb?th in-e fiel3 'nd modern "serc.h?r' by-c0,n irtM.a l v uuiaimnir uuuuc ff.nc xna unuunH - , .. . mic nronuciion 01 ill- extracted The modern researcher, by constant dm- ..... .nl nntirins enori, r. leiu,. U1C proauction oi ni- ,lchem st ot otner ccnini ua uii,.,:. t. .u. .:. i... . . . i t..rj. him as one tsea fc.TwV'r " " in tn ..Vf The re- Vauia ,1. "vi": oy ncr jmi a lied witn inc ucv.. - . l.?'?1'' w'lhu' question. :earcher. in finding In coal tar, not only re ttiH.il . t..t--. j:j 'r . v i . hut remedies tor 4 itwll !.;". '' " things or "-''. -"..."J-. met! the Wi.y,i z "nausuon oi uer- mo,t human '. Z 'V. V sxplosivea. if not from the ex- mi?.,;.t hv transforming a base aub- turn i i V ' uul ura i - -icriemisi oj "":. ;" nr-f? ?f her food innMi,. hcaii.e " .' into aomething far more prt- II C Of fertilizer for hr KM. ...... V,an Hold. ct, have been the acta the last few veara he From this. D..t, "nMnS '"out aoo .1 :.. .:n Um nature ii- ,.. -aual the jaa- i'ru in e '-e .rng , ..u. ... mine -wi mthinir Wi i ' "ta lron tne laoora- - . )3cau,e 0f nec-,.ity. they H? Quietly they were .nA from ' UlCir BlmAa f A 1 : AM... . ' Irom"'.' a ro) able. Thousanoa w. - uiwv"-t. . n ..... . net r mn m mm ,r and trom- ii''"."":-;:- . -".u inmor anri thnr trio- are oci" HO., t.u" aame suoii" tkT w OI D"' and in me - . irf k l ' aiP1ril, n,VB - "irongl. sf Si v i.f. ...I .i... j.t icu tne ti.- to y ." h!,CU. Jould have been from a lump ;r-; the baclc art anu "'.i'r.Ml av'eended hi. career at the staKc. i . we tcCept i-i. - - . ... know iv ul v . have gone iracies dul - , th miracles arc ! in Woollam The first snow of the season has come and departed but it left the impression with us that It bad manv relatives to follow in the prooession. We doa't see why the Legisla ture didn't pass a law compelling the Deonle. and especially tne farmers, to leglster their cats and dogs, cattle, horses and macmnery of all kinds and create a ton thousand dollar a year office for some one to keep a record, ana whenever an old "Thomas" got to aoreaming too loud on some one s hanlr nnroh and s twenty-two cali ber laid him low, have It reoorded and the same way with all the ,t n coarse it wouldn't do any a w it would eive the people (VUU mm. a - .u... in n, more taiea vuauvD .v f-j epend their money. We heard Rev. Oury preach at New Salom last Sunday. " trbspass-hontwo. wrj good speaker and s.em. to bs wen -s., versed in the Bible. Zl'Z i Moth. or .hn t. th. -m. Q. B. Holt is preparing to build Uo.rW.1 J1 h- .7f quite an ad dition to his barn. 0O coa,pUtnt at iuoh o. I . . ak uHi and UDOD Three St. Louis gentlemen are !".dtau. . Ja.,D With their . . mi .aMll ILndand relative, Casper Sleek-U i l i Ann men i " ' - . .l.. iAth. lanea w ii J. SMITH . SONS i ' i a . . : T TAKES a quality product at a fair price to increase trade volume, 'wuniouc ily on the increase. That means we have the quality and price right. Route One Note. Mr. and Mrs. Meyer of Ilavilnd, Kansan, are st prcfent visiting for a few days with the family oi y Morre of Drake, who Is an uncie oi Mrs. Meyer. Mia. niv Holt, who is at pres ent in St. Louis, is expected home for a few days visit with ner par ents, Mr. and Mrs 0. B. Holt. . Theo. Grueuke, son of Mr. and Chan. Uruenke, who was enBii ,h summer season in NeUrnnKa, ,nrd last wet k and expects to atay over the inter roontlm Orueuke siaUd thai ioum was plenty of work to D fam a, the larmers cuu.u laborers aud give uny Ti.. Rourbols and Dry Fork were both past fording last Saturday The pie supper at Tayloe school -in Ka Thankselvlnir night. It ... noatooned last Ssturday night on account of bad weamer. iiiunrf wnnt to St. UCO. iuuw"w" Louis last Monday for n weeks tay, possibly longer. Th will be a shooting match at Oak Hill Thanksgiving day. Mrs. Edw. Murphy Is on the sick Hat. We hope she will ne oeiter aoon. Henry Bremse was quite slcs last week but we are glad to state is improved at this writing. There was not a very large crowd at the shooting match at Theo. Mitrndori's lat Saturday but the j .i... ... there did some orowu in'" - ..-i.. -hAnilntr. Theo. was the champion, having the good luck to win five geese. nmintv Rnrvevor Danuser In company with" a Mr. Kallmeyer .aA thrnnoh Ticre enroute lo H " " V John Biehle's to survey a new oounty road from Sulphur Springs east. Hnrman Kurrelmeysr and 'son Rn. attended the fred uueaer gale last Tuesday. man. We names. The Charlotte telephone com Mr thrff hoc" on not keep reasonable Qua Book of Mt. Sterling was a k,..in... r.iinr in Woollam last week. Misses Marie Saeamann and mi. I- -Rrandhnrat visited with S.IV.l. . Miss Ella Boettcher Sunday. John Peth Is doing carpenter work for Alb. Sohalk this week William Csesohln has been kept busy for awhile cutting wood and feed for the neighbors arouna here. William is a very useful .n.tthia time of the year in that line of business. Kappelman and son ot near r,. j .. aoon ahoDbine In BI&QU wuio rr - Woollam a few days ago. ill show :... Ol an "my nail ar behind nna -,nl,h.ies, wouio n. w4 It d fl rull. larkinuT .1' ...t. in initc , technical knowl edge, to coniprc- -. hend thl. awift tran.;.:. (mm nna now.. ... :J..n mvitery Vll0."' - y The succding .Vetch" w ;K" Jhe" nS. ft- th-1 .' m'Yuborttory of the world are "'A ,he development '"-., 3U . . .r .1 nu . . colors of the ...Anr. fOOd- na naviea, arpcii- .. , variety 01 ra'-", ...... tag. for protection rainbow, a vT , f th, ,a...S ".."P5..ft: materiaL 1 "a ic nuuu oc J making serious -;r.mi,tr1 and will plans to scrap tneir - . . ,0 produce s worthless armies is po e rCupmei the cole and navies, depend- M"Ie0 ",.riety of rted.ci inn for nrotection rainhow, , .1 from ., -i. farm Dfo- waitos as (ne iiw. ----- ,.,. are too low to-ju.tliy me in having workmen. Mrs. Fritz Gaedo, who woa alofc th0 past week.. smprov Kv and Isexpeoiea w - la another week. Wm. Suenkel, who Hi in St . nnnconess Hospital, time. - TYPEWRITER aii--E1AT:u,Kox Mara a , .a mm willdeonP . Th. tlHW",., L Oir nm na ilia II K ii i . ft JA W MRS. I. II VsJ ii II p ! LATEST FIRST Mrs. T. S. Fitzgerald's COATS, DRESSES, SUITS Just opened a beautiful assortment of Ladies all wool Poiret Twill, Canton Crepe Tricotine and Serge Dresses selling at lowest prices. Will appreciate yourbusi- nesa Warning to Hunters, Trappers and Trespassers uponth..nlo.l pr.ml. oloth.r lor th. purpoiolmoltlngth.d.n or deu of far or taUr-bearlng animri by any human ........ tr.r, an.ra. net. dodfall or , ' annua im eUng last JZ pany held its annual meeuua Kmrtth.tin..th.ritt.a. p.rmiio ol th. Wednesday at the home of frea own,rorw.ntoiiuchpr.n.ito4o). Rohinng-s. . Lr.Lr.rj T.RH. Parde of Bland was in this ! nlHyof .ml.d.r.no,."T . k. tinsMi not mursj oaaMa part last week selling sn egg ' .n duot made by the Eureka Egg 1, D.j.,,in Pomoanv. Th. ona'Sn' .,:. i ium.v... - h y nd truMHUl if you will ioiiow uiic" just have to lay A rieat cut class water set would add to the neatness of your THANKSGIVING TABLE Cut glass water .eta, $3.00 to $9.50. Japanese tea .el., $3 and $5. Anything in good glawware. Victor G. Buschmann Closed all day Thanksgiving fpu... not many people who . .u. w.. Haven road irom iraYoiiuo"'" j ... tt w.tnthe iron ..l ,111 form the same opin- , a ,v,.t u the roaa i i" 1UU nuu "- ..... ...in l, u... ...iT,a We tniuK" "h .,..!, road overseer very oimcun. .u ..'.. nnH to work on that Wm. WTm. Robt. Please call and see me before buying. FITZGERALD n.rt of the road next year. If r ,nhihlt the roaus is any law- t --- from being torn to P"B" V trim... it ought to oe applied for it took lots o. . . . ,it.that road in tnt ana money i- ho condition that it was a few m h I ri r.H O I lttl"J'- ftjro. mere i . L helped to bulld that , would like to earu - hauling In order to Duy feed their teanib. Rosebud, Routt One Louis E. Schults Ernst Sohlottaoh Sohlottach Kottwitz Woemmel Will E. Loeb Jas. L. Tayloe Louis Loeb Paul Huebner . Herman Plotter Herman Bremse August Loeb ' Andrew Loeb Led Sohlottaoh . Henry Brehe Martin Engelbreoht Aug. F. Brlnkmann Henry E. Schweer Sfmon Mason your n.m.tlll b. added to .boTJU.t .nd published until Fo. l. iw Kotice to Creditors of the Bland Commercial Bank, Bland, Missouri, to Present and Prove , Their Claims Barren Fork A pie supper and program will be held at the Lone Oroe sou- Saturday evening, Novemoer beginning at 7:00 o'clock, hnty- la nurd I ni 1 V In V itcd snn an ladles are requested to bring pies- F. Sewlog and his sister, Dora Fritzemeyer, went to Bay to see thoirunfale, A. Rehmert, Sr., nu ia very low at this writing. Mra. A. Ebker. who was sick last week, Is up and around again. Grandma Sewing la on the sick Hat. We hope that she is soou able to be up again. H. Kaopelmauu was helping his father, W.Kppelmann, put a new roof on his barn. Frits Bueker moved his house hold goods to his new home last week and Is settled, down. A lovely coat of snow oovered u...a t. at week but we are tne uuuuiB . , glad to state the soil has regained Us natural oolor again. Tu.na,n Fork was beyond fording last Friday evening after the all day's rain. ni.,i.t Sohaeoerkoetter is put ting up a huge machine shed all his Fords. ..... a.Kmirit from Drake was calling In this neighborhood. A lovely crowd gathered at John Hesemann's last Suuday and had a Rook game. A program and pie supper will be given in the Loue Grove .chool next Saturday evening, November Ti "to o'clock. Ladles are re-quested to bring pies. Mis. que ....... i. teacher. ABSBtt"""v Notice Is hereby Klven to all creditors of the Bland Commerolal Bank, Bland, Missouri, to file their claims with and to make proper proof thereof before the undersigned Special Deputy com mlssioner of Missouri within four (4) months trom this, the 17th day of September A. D., 1021; all claims must be properly present ed, filed and proven oni or Detore the 17th day of January, 1922. Claims not presented and proven as herein required may be barred the right to participate in the dis tribution of the assets oi saia bank. All olaims may be filed and presented to the undersigned at the office of the Bland Commercial Bank, Bland, Missouri, op to and Inoluding the 17th day of January, 1922. ' Given under my hand this 18th day ot September, 1921. C. F. Hknsley, Speolal Deputy Commissioner ol Missouri, in ohsrge of Bland Commercial Bank. for H. P. HUX0LL, D. O. Chlrwpraotor Cwenavllle, Me. OFFICE HOURS Monday, 7 lo 12 a. m, 5 lo 9 p.m. Tue.d.y, 7 to 12 a. m.,5 to p.m. Wed'd.y, 7 lo 12 a.m., 5 lo 9 p.m. Thursday, 5 to 9 p, m. Friday, 5 lo 9 p. m. Saturday, Horn all day. Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN ft i ,r To in.. - N" " SB'S