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Identifier: Boone_County_Recorder_Vol_40_1914 (find matches)
Title: Boone County Recorder
Year: 1914 (1910s)
Authors: Boone County Recorder
Subjects: Boone County, Kentucky newspapers
Publisher: Boone County Recorder
Contributing Library: Boone County Public Library
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ency toa new, business necessarily awaitsthe issue before enlarging its ac-tivities. Every man knows thatEurope has been hanging on theverge of war for two years, anathat only the patience and thepower of the President have averted war with Mexico, and. there-fore, it behooves all men to bepatient in turn, to be self con-trolled, to be not afraid, to benot overconfident nor depressed,to pursue the even tener of theirway undisturbed, doing nothingto cause disturbance anywhere. Trade has stood unprecedentedpressure, and it is seen to besound and ready for great thingswhen peace is assured, when thelaws are established, when the ca-nal is opened and the crops areharvested, but in the meantimemark the ways of the agitator, thecourse of the wandering incen-diary, the blind and reckless par-tisan and stand close to theJ-! chosen -bjt* L? people who are carrying ine na-tion through unknown wilderness-es, across rivers of doubt into thepromised land.—Louisville Post.
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>wnt elected representative to theGrand Lodge, and E. M. Johnsonas alternate. Legrand Gaines, of near Bur-lington, spent the past week herethe guest of his son W. LeeGaines and family. His brotherClinton Gaines who is in a hos-pital at Louisville, is much betterand expects to be able to returnto Boone county in a couple ofWeeks_ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stephensonand daughters entertained, Sun-day, the (following: Mr. and Mrs.Hubert White and sister, MissHattie; Messrs. Elmer Goodridgeand Rex Berkshire, of Burlington,Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Sturgeon,Misses Eva and Pae Cram, SusieJohnson and Lizzie Johnson, ofWalton.: Hot Off Sundays Bat. Billy Sunday in his sermons isespecially severe on the societywoman who does not serve someuseful purpose. Pink teas immed-iately become unfashionable dur Keeping Your Eyes Open. Making money on the farm ismade possible more, by farm man-agement than any qualities of soilor location of land says the 20thcentury Parmer. It is true thatthe land and the advantag

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