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Delta Abusy Town - T : 4 ran OSKALOOSA GTS!? ALD. TITTRST) AV.'JAIftTAR Y 1 5 1014 "'Tr nomination for the various county of the maiu-traveled roads into town. And now the Alamo is to be pre- j in town was started, every automo- OSKALOOSA SMALLEBT CITV play with, except In the simplest THE OSKALOOSA HERALD. offices. In Mahaska county we prefer We might adopt the rural pavement served. That fact Is settled. But j bile and fire cracker let loose. The games for little children.” He points to keep the wheals- of- business grind- -of concrete fifteen feet wide with Just In what way is a question. The guns at Fort Houston belched forth out that larger school grounds are de- uxibllafcad Weekly »n Thursday* at ing just as long rs possible without gravel shoulders as our solution. On Daughters of the Republic who own their welcome to the new born year Fits-LI Eyeolas§es manded, not only tor the sake of or- QtkatoMk, Mahaska County, low*. Interruption from politics. But when the seven year assessment city paving ed it sold it to the state, but not sat- and cannon crackers and sky rock- ganizing play, which has come to the lid is taken off, there will he plan the cost would be about sl9 per isfied with the way the Governor ets roared and whistled In all direc- have a recognized value In education, MKALOOEA HERALD COMPANY, something popping this spring And annum for each sixty feet of abutting went about the work me Daughters tions. People who at other times are I but also for school gardening, open- Pu Mlaha ra- full. property where no curb was con- obtained nn injunction and are again considered perfectly sane.yelled like air classes, physical training, and oth- structed and the city could well af- in charge. The matter is still in the Comanche Indians, turned their coats er activities that have made the te tared at tha Postofflca at Oaka- OSKALOOSA* NEED. ford to assume a third of this on courts and the outcome is uncertain. wrong side out, wore dunce caps and school-yard “nearly as important as park. laoaa, lowa, aa aacoad-dasa matter. Oskaloosa needs a public Os- strictly agricultural land. To thus All agree that the historic structure cut up more antics than Queen Dido the classroom in the conduct* of a kaloosa has needed such for many extend a paved street to the city must stand but the warring factions ever dreamed of. The streets were modern school.” years. an oppor- tefcacrlptlon—Two Dollar* Par Tear. Oskaloosa now haß limits on nine main traveled roads may delay the work of reconstruc- packed with humanity and the hotels tunity to purchase property most leading thjs city would approx- want only the jand restaurants, clubs Payable in Advance. into tion. Some of them and ball rooms suitably adapted for such purposes. imate 107 City blocks and the city’s mission house retained while others ! were gay with brave men and women... We refer to the "Old Fair Ground.” Improvements into The chivalry city COUNTY PAPER. authorized D miles for want the entire enclosure made flower and of the OFFICIAL Our advertising columns,show it list- would easily take care of the city’s a park. It is easily developed that for one memorable hour mingled wit ft ed sale. For years—or since its for public to peon TOWN for expense present pav- aid the arab and the DELTA A appeals sent out BUSY end of the when all street and non-use for fair purposes —park ad- ing- debts are out ef the way. Why preserve the Alamo are without au- screamed till vocal chords refused to vocates have looked at it with longing not show the farmers how to build thorization. The people and the further obey. It was a mad, but? IN (..wm'rtlCA MEMBERS OF THE CHRISTIAN ... eye and several attempts have been roads? They are showing us • Just state of Texas propose to make this glorious night, and it is well that a CHURCH RECEPTION city pur- having exclusive optical store. TENDER made to Interest the in Its now. their shrine and no outside aid is ask- holiday followed, as very few were an TO NEW PASTOR, REV. ELAM present spirit chase but until the time it ed or expected. It is by all odds the left who were ready for the dutieft The American of commercial- j AND WIFE AT CHURCH. strong would j has not been really “on the market.” OF INTEREST TO WOMEN. most historic spot in the southwest, of business so soon. ism is so there be an THE LAST EQUALITY. It is now and our Commercial Club, vendprs the optical store in every hamlet if it j “man breathes the atmos- While many of the states have al- and the souvenir make Delta, Jan. 13: The third number The rich city administration and other civic- In the nearby stores you paid. phere as you and 1; ready subscribed the amount of mon- most of it. In an aggrevated form, the southern of the Lecture Series will be given the same bodies “should get busy.’’ The loca- ey goods Japan, in Per- deeper blue we that was allotted them as their can find made in people, and especially those in the The reason Mayne Arnold can ex- at the M.. E. Church Friday evening. He can not see than tion of this ground—a,,torty acre tract, Chicago, which the sky; portion of the General Federation of sia, in Paris and winter welcome the coming ist here Is he supplies the finest The membership of the Christian do in the its beautiful grove, its general con- you mementoes resorts, piping of the [Women’s Clubs endowment fund, New dealers will tell are of a new year with a superstitios glasses known to science and adjusts Church tendered their new pastor. He hears the birds—a tour and its proximity to the city some of them — has only just begun and has ot the massacre. And faultlessly to his patrons' eyes Rev. Elam and wife, who had just music sweet and clear makes it ideal spot for all park jYork expectation as giving promise of a them an [less than $2,000 of the SIO,OOO re- bear the date of 1913 at that. moderate prices. located in the parsonage, reception But maybe money clinking dulls the purposes. Now get busy. change for something better. Hid- at a However their is little doubt at Church, Wednesday music to his ear. quired. den away in the days to come they Hence his great success. the Christian some pleasure that but that the amount will be forth- It may not he elite but it is lots of feel that fame and good fortune evening. Several hundred were pres- And yet he has RARE METALS. Light. possess a tepipting guise— coming when the General Federation fun to hoard a sightseeing car and await them. There is a sense of fate They Filter The ent and during the evening someone The production of tungsten ore in Chicago June. Especially But he can’t die any (leader than the biennial is held in in take a spin over any city. in their lives, causing them to wish With his usual enterprise the Pro- announced that there was a debt of the United States during 1912 was endowment fund like the true of a place San An- I something two poor man dies. The seems is tnis like to commemorate the end of one per- fessor has secured the sole Mahaska over hundred dollars. equivalent to about 1,320 short tons of money problem tonio, cosmopolitan popu- Prompt was best solution the where the iod. and the start of another mile- County agency for the newly discov- action taken and the carrying 60 per cent of tungsten tri- of all organizations, as it puts the in- a of tongues in debt cleared and they The rich man piles the money till he lation insures variety stone in their careers. That spells ered Eye Luminate Lenses which could welcome oxide, valued at $502,158. The out- Istitution in a position of dignity with the 20 or 25 necks” who hang the new pastor with a clear book gazes at the heap 1912 larger than that for "rubber the delirium into which the enitial protect the delicate internal parts of till be put for was a certain income that can always be on for dear life and propound all sorts every succeeding year and an earnest congregation. And trembles lest It totter, 1911, when 1,139 tons, valued at $407,- hour of is the eye from the actinic as well as sleep; depended upon for certain necessary of questions. For some reason the plunged. F. E. Dunn and wiife celebrated loses lots of 985 produced. The total amount I That hour means at least invisible heat rays so intolerable to poor factory, in of- were expenses. State Insane Asylum, the Internation- a temporary farewell to gloom and a Saturday evening and a large num- The man toils in tungsten produced in the world in sensitive eyes. of al Amtisement park ond the Base Bail to ber of relatives and acquaintances fice and in ditch, 9,115 short tons. Tungsten reign of cheer, common alike the money till he’s 1912 was Kansas is said, to have 1200 wom- park,—to say nothing of the Ostrich 'palatial home and the peasant’s cot. Scientists have demonstrated that were invited to their spacious dwel- And worries over finds considerable use in the manufac- rich.
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