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   Pocahontas Democrat  (Newspaper) - December 25, 1913, Pocahontas, Iowa                                10 DECEMBER 25, 1918  44  was dainty of I t abort I hen m le j ler all of Building Materia Goal and LUMBER in bossi cool ry Bamf ital I a 22 ' ering the LOCAL Slimmer we are going to Arnold's Park stick feet under Prank the There I is some virtue in newspaper after Last Thursday I evening we picked up a copy of Young's Daily and i started in lo devour the standpat and the thing lo i encounter was Frank roosting at the top of the editorial First thought was that the Capital was boosting Tish for or vice-president or pure food but that wasn't it at The started out to tell how he had put more in and was now going to Arnold's Park and put whales in Okoboji The Capital says Tish will put on a white duck suit and run that hotel in a way that patrons will appreciate make every guest feel that he owns the house and after the guest pays the he will feel that he has bought the The Capital gives Mr. credit of being an original boomer with more ideas in his head about booming towns than Clifford Thorne ever had on the railroad The Capital also told how near Tish came to scaring the day light out of two counties by proposing to make one of the two and locate the county seat at Gilmore The sequel to his Arnold's Park venture is that the resort will become more famous than Medicine We don't know where Medicine Hat is or what it assume it is something as popular as or the Capital wouldn't use the phrase in boosting the popular Gilmore City man as landlord of the Arnold's Park We'll bet Lafe Young will get a week's board free for writing that Journal and Times reports a large number of drunks were seen on the streets of one Saturday evening not long the most of them being old but in the company were seen one of young This is a condition to be ' but Fonda should not feel too bad over the as other dry towns are similarly The had ought to have been arrested and jugged or but the Journal didn't report that they A young or an old who spends any of his getting drunk is not driving his products to a very profitable The Journal and Times aho told about the conditions in Des saying the two weeks when the saloons were closed there were less arrests fur drunkenness than any day when the saloons were Perhaps the police didn't want to arrest tiie drunks on dry and thus erase too suddenly the recollection that in Des men used to get It does not imply that because no arrests were made there were no We draw these conclusions from fact that a number of drunks were exhibited in and no arrests For Santa less than a year with the exception of the time he had spent at the state having graduated last year from the departments of liberal arts and He then located at Harlan in the practice of becoming a partner of Senator Tobe Harlan is the county seat of Shelby a young city of 3.000 forty-five miles northeast of Council Bluffs on the Great Western George has a lot of friends in about the towns of Pocahontas and among whom he grew up and played ball with and associated with since he enough to walk who will be well pleased to know he has gained the good will and respect of a community of which he was a stranger a year ago and we know him well enough to know that the good people of Harlan will never have cause to regret the choice the city council has made and the trust they have placed in his to the in the language of the Fonda Journal and last which appeared in the Democrat two weeks ago about the question of whether Pon da was legally the Journal and Times says it was a matter of It is assumed the history of the incorporation WES so that no one could tell whether the town was incorporated or When Bro. Horner attempts to say something with his he Usually is in such a hurry that he leaves it so that his sentences are not always In his reference to the subject he the to section 12 of the of the 20 general We referred to said section as showing the legislature had legalized the incorporation of The only apology due any one is from the editor of the journal and directed to his readers for not quoting the mattr from the Democrat as it appeared in the Gunderson is mayor of At a meeting of the town council of that thriving young Monday December 15, George elected to fill vacancy caused by the resignation and removal of Mayor W. L. George B. is a son of Mr. and C. L. Gunderson of Roosevelt where he resided all his life until many people think the old the written by refers to a field of but it not even a bottle of the Kentucky Rye is the name of a. small stream in and at a point where there was a ford the water running from one to two feet the boys and girls had to wade across in going to church and school and to wade it was necessary for the girls to hold up their skirts to keep them from getting When a girl was seen to start across with her books bundle in one arm and had hold her skirts with the other some boy would manage to meet her in mid stream and kiss She did not dare to drop her skirt him or at least did not care and it was at a ford across the Rye where the famous Bobby Burns was inspired to write that immortal Those who question this bit of information can have it verified by watching young people at watering place in the summer Seerley Makes Good F. N. Seerley of whose work in the state during the past three has been attracting the attention of large audiences wherever he has arrived in Pocahontas Thursday and he spoke before ten assemblages aggregating in all about six hundred In all of addresses Dr. Seerley pointed out first the of knowing the of the body in which we Most pf our says Dr. are due to the fact that we are unacquainted with our own organs in body the brain is the most important as proven by the location and the provision which nature has made for its blood can not nourish a normal mind and a weakened control a strong healthy i period hope A wise choice then of what ting a hold of that life goes into the body to enter While the home is the place to the the digestive i instruct the boy and girl in the gans and the lungs is of vital great secrets of we are face and an adequate i to face with the fact that in many edge of the normal functions of the | cases the home has not performed auxiliary organs within the body function in the past and the is not less Every organ school and kindred institutions can in the body is sacred viewed be of assistance mainly in this light we have removed even ing against this discrepancy in the the suggestion of evil or The story of life has been providing of that we made impure only because the organs as have in so many cases worst criminal that the and girl pick up from Seerley is to poison big life of a boy or And the Dr. Seerley spoke before two satisfactory solution we have at first our great moral problems is dressing the boys and immediately through the home which will afterward to the girls and tect youth against that kind While tie was in No other agency an order to make another appointment ever take the place of the I at he was able to leave Unless the home gives proper some mighty good rection to the growing boy or girl in the formative period of life which Dr. Seerley to the caterpillar stage of the butterfly there is little hope that the matured man or woman can ever attain what is expected of T. an Iowa boy who graduated from the Ames department in 1911, has received an offer of a year from the Brazil government to take is expected of This i the position of assistant stage corresponds to of forestry in that nine years of the boy's and in that period he is gathering the material with which lie is to build his From nine until twelve years of age we find the chrysalis stage when the boy or girl is assimilating the material which they and beyond that period lies the stage when character is given expression and habits are formed for In the early period the direction of mother and father is for soon chum is to come then the and then all of the various organizations which permeate If home has failed to grip the youth in that corn hell up two men in the and got away with He was later arrested and identified by the He made his haul in Andrew a Davenport saloon was forbidden to any longer appear in the place and he became so heart broken that he went to a nearby barn and hung don't pay to try and beat the state fish During the year he has made six hundred all these for violation of the fish Royal Bafei ng fof making the best and Royal is and  

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