Boone County Recorder . s de l'éloquence il y a maintenant en fonctionnement 39 239 pays Injthis gratuitement rural de-livery itinéraires a-.d arepending 1 500 pétitions pour plus. C'est ex-authoritiesthat attendus par les services postaux avant de tomber à 40 000 w"H bein opération. Arbre Rural deliveryhas suecess s'est avéré un des plus gratifiants. Il a placé le countiyresident sur presque tqual avion avecle citadin dans ofmail lacililies la question. Il a permis que les sabots en wivhrest touch ot le monde, coupant.mostof son isolement, lui donnant l'newsof le reste du globe à temps andgreatly ont augmenté la Une Circul

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Boone County Recorder . s of eloquence There are now in operation Injthis country 39, 239 rural free de-livery routes a-.d petitions arepending for 1, 500 more. It is ex-pected by the postal authoritiesthat before fall 40, 000 routes w«H bein operation. Rural tree deliveryhas proved a most gratifying suecess. It has placed the countiyresident on nearly tqual plane withthe city dweller in the matter ofmail lacililies. It has brought thecountry into clogs touch wivhrest ot the world, cutting off.mostof its isolation, giving it the newsof the rest of the globe on time andgreatly increased the circulation ofnewspapers and all kinds of publications. It has thus been themeans of keeping the country population as well posted on currentaffairs as the man who resides inthe city. It is one of the great fac-tors which is winning the peopleback from the congested life in thecities to the wholesome life on thefarm, and its work in that direction will become increasingly ben-eficial as time goes on and its fieldis extended.. State Treasurer Farley, says inhis opinion there will be enough GRANGE HALL. Miss Louise Bristow has returnedfrom a pleasant visit to relatives inthe city. J. C. Bristow will build himself anice new residence on his farm inthe near future. There is a general scarcity of waterin this neighborhood. Nearly allthe ponds are dry. Sandford Bristow contemplatestaking a business course in a Cincin-nati business college. Wyly Grubbs from near Independ-ence spent the weeks end with hisaunt, Mrs. Lute Tanner. Miss Dean Smith, of Gallatincounty, will stay with her sister thiswinter and attend school at the Hall. ThejSeptember examination placedthe following pupils upon the honorroll: First grade—Nannie Bristow, and Elijah Horton. Second grade-Jane Bristow. Fourth grade—LeeNorns Utz. Fifth grade—AlmaBristow, Mattie Bristow and Thus.Garrison. Seventh grade—AlmaBlankenbeker, Eva Sebree, LillianBristow, Nellie Rouse, Dean Smith, Warren Utz and Lewis Beemon. ipany, a supp

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