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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1910-11-04
Additional Locals

Additional locals on page s.
Chas. Schill OF Dent was among
the visitors in town the first of the
week.
Rev. J. M. l.. Hoyle of Leland left
for Spokane Thursday noon, expect
ing to be engaged there for some
time.
The pool room OF Thos. Mcdowell
will be open on election night, Tues
day, Nov. Sth, when election returns
Will be announced as received.
When yOurproperty burns a policy
with the Macintosh companies
helps your feelings. If you want to
know about insurance see him.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage at Spokane of John F..
Terry and Miss Ethel NJ. Lindsay of
that city, on Tuesday, Nov. -. Mr..
Terry is well known here, having
lived here for many years.
The Friday night Halloween social
of the Christian Endeavor Society in
the Presby terrain parlors was well
attended, and with grinning pump
kins, black cats and bats, Halloween
games and refreshments the hours
passed only too quickly. Simon
pure fun was had and tidy little
sum OF money realized which was
turned over to the Ladies Aid society
of the Church.
Many school children suffer from
constipation, which is often the cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons. Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablet:
are an ideal medicine to give a child
for they are mild and gentle in thei
effect, aid will cure even chrome con-
stipation. Sold by Albert Moskop.
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Oscar G.. Keller

The administration of the office Of
county coroner by Or. O.. &. Keller
during his present term has been ably
and economically performed and the
necessity of employing physician
has been obviated in every case ham
died by him.
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George W.Griner.

We pledge our candidate for sheriff
George w. Griner, to a strict enforce
ment OF all the laws OF the state,
and if he is elected to appoint an
outside deputy who will assist in
closing all joints where liquor is sold
in Iatah county,,
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Initiative and Referendum

We favor direct legislation. and
hereby pledge our candidates for the
legislature to work and vote for a
Joint resolution submitting to the
voters an amendment. providing. for
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Enforcement of Laws

We favor the rigid enforcement OF
all laws at all times by the regularly
constituted officials and oppose the
organization OF secret committees
pretended to be for this purpose, but
which are, in reality for political
PURPOSES
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Initiative and referendum.

the initiative and referendum.
We favor an elective railroad COM
mission and pledge our legislative
candidates to support legislation
looking to the most efficient railroad
commission obtainable.
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Be sure and remember ou1
local candidates next Tuesday
---Mackintosh, Bradbury,
Suppiger, Woody. Lukens

Iwant your fire insurance-rates
right-strong companies represented
d. T. A. Macintosh.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
NEWMAN AGAIN SEC
RETARY STATE FAIR.
Term Made Four Years To Take
The Place Out Of Politics.
Dent Votes Against
Brother To Keep
His Promise.
PLEDGED WORD ABOVE LOVE.

Louisville, KY, May 21.-Placing his
pledged word above his love for his
brother, James L. Dent cast the decid-
ing vote, electing a secretary of the
State Fair. BY the vote of Mr.. Dent,
J. w. Newman was re-electedfor term
of four years, beginning January /,
1910, at salary of 81, 800 year. Mr..
Newman received FIVE votes to the four
of Emory Dent, the only other candi-
date for the position. The vote on the
secretaryship stood: For Newman
McGrew, Adams, Scoval, Wilson and
Dent. For Dent-Froman, Dorsey,
Blackburn and Rankin.
Hubert Vreeland was not candidate
his friends casting their ballots for
Emory Dent, in the hope that'he could
secure the vote of his own brother,
which Vreeland was unable to obtain.
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cLovERPoRT, KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY. MAY Is, 1910.
BEN JOHNSON ~ RACE
WITH BIG LEAD
Will Make An Aggressive Fight
In The GubernatOraI Contest
Gore in Charge
JOHNSON WILL VISIT US
Uno. Wakefield in Sundays Cincinnati
Enquirer.)

Uno. Wakefield in Sundays Cincinnati
Enquirer.)
J. Rogers Gore, Ben Johnsons $
special represe utative in Kentucky,
is in charge of the Johnson head
quarters here, which have been estab-
lished and are now i'll full blast. Mr..
Gore says that he cannot see anybody
in the race for Governor except the
Fourth District Congressman. In speak
ing of Mr.. Iohnson's candidacy, Mr..
Gore said: 1--WE have had our headquar-
ters running now for some weeks and we
have received encouraging news from
every country and every district i'll the
commonwealth. 1t is true that the
names Of many other Keutuckians are
being mentioned for the Democratic
nomination for Governor. Some of these
gentlemen probaly have never consider
ed making the race, while others may
be in receptive mood, but Mr.. Johnson
is candidate and will make an exceed
ingly aggressive campaign. "Mr Gore
was asked when Mr.. Johnson would be
on the field of contest himself and he
replied 'Just as soon as Congress ad-
iournes, Mr.. Johnson will visit the
counties of the Fourth Congressional
District. After he has finished this trip
he will then visit the vsrious
counties and districts throughout
theS tate. " Down in the Fourth Con.
gressional District the johnson boosters
do not think their man can be headed
off. They point to the Congressman 9
popularity with his home people, his
successful management of Democratic
interests in this State in the last Pres
idential campaign and his gameness and
courage. In addition, they say that Mr.,
Johnson has demonstrated that he is one
of the shrewdest and ablest men in
State politics. He is cool and level
headed and is a good organizer. Mr..
Johnson never becomes illustrated, but
has the reputation of usually getting
what he goes after and of possessing
the ability of overcoming obstacles with
apparent ease. All the Democrats who
know Mr.. Johnson concede that ale
possesses all these qualifica tons.
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A. A. RICHARDSON
DIES AT GARFIELD.
Well known and Wealthy Man of
Breckenridge Goes to His
Reward--Had Been a
Merchant Thirty
Years.
WAS BORN IN MEADE COUNTY.

A. A. Richardson died at his home
at Garfield Sunday morning. His death
was caused from heart trouble which
had caused his illness for six or eight
months.
Mr.. Richardson was ffty-six years
of age and was born in Meade county.
He was twice married, his first wife
was Miss Annie Snyder, and his second
was Miss Laura Norton, who survives
him. Besides Mrs. Richardson he
leaves four children, three sons, Messrs.
Earl, Ackley and Norton Richardson,
and one daughter, Miss Elizabeth
Richardson.
Thirty years ago Mr.. Richardson
started in the mercantile business at
Garfield. and during that time he
bulded a splendid trade and became
one of the wealthiest merchants in the
county. Mr.. Richardson was of in
finite value to his community, and was
leader in every good cause for his
p6Opl6s LIS QCdln 10 q oOuASO VI
gret to many.
The deceased was member of the
Baptist church, and was an upright
Christian man.
The funeral was held Monday con-
Quoted by the Rev. James L. Lewis and
Rev. Mr.. Shepperd, Of Louisville.
Those who attended the funeral from
distance were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bruner, Mr. and Mrs. Blant Shack
lette, Ekron; Mr.. and Mrs. John Green,
E. A. Richardson, j. ID. Richardson,
Louisville; o. c. Richardson, Custom;
Mrs. DR.. Miner and Miss Salhe Rich
ardson, Union Star; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Head, Irvington.
A large concourse of friends Of every
section of the county attended the
funeral and pay their last tribute OF
respect to Mr.. Richardson.
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Mr.. Miller Has Mining
Interests in Nevada.

Jas. p. Miller has been here several
days in the interest of his gold mines
at Battle Mountain, Nevada. He is
representing the Nevadean Mining &
Milling Co. Mr.. Miller will bring his
family here to live in the fall. Mr..
and Mrs. Miller and children will go
to Battle Mountain, Nevada, in June.
After visit there they will return to
Cloverport. Mrs. Miller and children
are now living in New Albany.
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home.
Mrs. r B. Midlothian spent Friday
and Saturday in Hardinsburg.
o. 5 Lawrence, of Dallas, Texas
arrived last week and is the guest oi
his sister, Mrs. II. B. Head.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Brite spent the
week end as guests of Misses May anc
Blanch Claycomb in Louisville.
Mrs. Allie Claycomb and children
who have been living in Louisville the
past year, came down Thursday ano
will occupy their same residence or
Maple street.
Mrs. Nellie McClintock. Of Louis
Vile, is the guest of her sister, Miss
Mary Cornwall.
Miss Lillian Stith, of Guston, is the
guest of the Misses Bandy for week.
George Piggott left last week fol-
Indianapolis for a visit to his aunt
Mrs. Ruben Miller.
The Irvington mill will furnish the
water supply to the row of new tenant
houses being built by the Building and
l<OdI <AooOSldllOh Oii bhC SOihCA ~
Main and Maple sire is.
At a meeting of the Commercial
Club committees were appointed to
investigate the Normal for our city.
The plans and specifications are under
consideration and will probably ma
terialize at an early date. A number
of new members were added and much
enthusiasm manifested.
Little Miss Minish, of Frankfort, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. H. H.
Kemper.
Mrs. Harry DeMont left for Louis
willie Saturday after being the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ash
craft.
Mrs. Julian Clarkson came over
from Big Spring Tuesday for visit to
relatives.
Friends and relatives OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mack Avitt have received cards
announcing the arrival in Seattle,
Washington, of another fine girl. Mrsi
Avitt was formerly Miss Ellen Nc
Gehee, of this town. Mr.. Avitt Is a
Breckenridge county man and is now
having great success in his adopted
home.
II the best is not too good for yon
Lewisport Best flour Is the flour you
ought to use.
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NO 40

was confirmed by Gov. Wilson, who
said that he thought the appointment
an excellent one. Mr.. Ball then was
sworn in as Assistant Secretary Of
State. He is familiar with his duties,
having acted in the capacity of AS
sistant Secretary of State several
times before.
Mr.. Ball is from Breckenridge county
and is one of the most popular men
employed at the Capitol. He has been
in charge Of the banks for the Secre-
tary of State for more than a year
and has more than made good in that
department.
Mr.. Ball has a remarkable record in
the Republican party. When he was
only 2l years of age he was the Re-
publican nominee for Circuit Clerk of
his district and was beaten by only
twenty six votes, which was regarded
as an unusual showing for a Republi-
can candidate that year. He is liz
censed attorney and taught school prior
to his en.ry into politics. He is
Mason, an Elk and a member of the
w O. w.. Mr.. Ball has always done
his work we'll and he will make a
splendid Assistant Secretary OF State,
his friends say.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
CanneItOn Marriage.

Cannelton, Ind, May 2l.-The most
notable event of the week in social cir
cles was the marriage of Miss Emma
Richards to Frank Stein, Jr,, of Chi
cago, which took place in St. Michael's
church, the Rev. G. H. Moss officiat-
ing Miss Elizabeth Morgan, of Ovens
boro, acted as maid of honor, and
Thomas Radigan, of Robinson, ILL.,, was
best man. Following the ceremony a
wedding breakfast was served at the
home of the bride.
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IRVINGTON.

Miss Tula Lockard left Monday for
Carlisle, Ind where she will visit for
a month, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Con Bland.
Mrs. Mullen, of Cloverport, ,lcame up
last week and is spending ten days
the guest of her daughter, Mrs Ed
McAfee.
Mise Lucy X nnady left for Jeffer-
sontown Thursday after a weeks visit
to Rev. and Mrs. L. K. May.
Miss Nell Brown, of Custom, is Wis
iting Miss Irene BandY this week.
Miss Margaret Beard and cousin,
Miss Lillian Beard, of Hardinsburg,
spent the week end with Mrs. Nora
Board OF her home on Woodland ave.
Miss Halves, of Owensboro, came up
Saturday and is spending this week as
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Hawes.
Mrs. Louis II. Jolly left Thursday
her sister, Miss Claire Jolly. She will
attend the Logan College commence.
ment exercises Of which Miss Jolly is a
graduate.
Miss Jessie Brady spent the first
part of the week in Louisville with her
sister, Mrs. Tony Mccoy.
Rev. Harry Maitland preached two
excellent sermons to large and ap-
preeiative audience last Sunday. The
series of meetings will continue as
long as the present interest is taken.
DR.. Hilary Boone, of Cloverport,
spent Monday and Tuesday in the city
doing all kinds of dental work.
Farmers report that the wheat is
beginning to head out rapidly, but low
to the ground, which will make the
straw short and small. 1t is thought
the cause is due to the recent unsea.
sonable weather.
Mrs. Grace Conover, of Owensboro,
was the guest of Miss Eva McGlothlan
for few days. She left Tuesday for
Cincinnati where she will visit rela :
tives for several months.
Mrs. II. H. Kemper arrived home
Thursday from Gratz, KY, where she
was called on account of the illness of
her mother -in-law.
Mrs. s. Evans, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs I. c. Kitter-
man, left Friday for Corydon, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cornwall left
Saturday for Louisville to be the
guests of their daughter, Mrs. e. r..
Turner.
Mrs. Jas. Bolin and daughter, Reba,
who have beeu visiting In FOrdsyille
for the past few days, have returned
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
COMET BUSINESS
A NEWSPAPER LIE''
ExcIaims One Reader of The
Breckenridge News Who HAS
Not Seen the Comet
Cannot See it in
the West.
COMET PILLS ARE BITTER.

A reader of The Breckenridge News
speaking to it's representative Satur-
day said "This here comet business
is a newspaper lie. The papers have
made up all this just to make their
sales large, cause heard a news
paper seller say he would rather have
a good lie any day than good din
ner.n Not word could convince the
reader, who had failed to see the
comet after sitting up all night, that
Halley's comet was real celestial
traveller, and that the newspapers to
make a living, must tell the truth.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25

AS little Mr.. Samuel Edward Conrad
said. 1.-THE starting was fne", and
everybody thoroughly enjoyed the pro-
gram of the commencement Of the Clo-
verport High School, held Friday even
ing in the Lucille Memorial church.
The auditorium was crowded with
people, including a number of visitors
from Hardinsburg.
The members of the graduating class
gave their parents, relatives and friends
perfect right to be proud of them.
Miss Hazel Holder, Miss Susie Newton
and Miss Beatrice McCracken won
many laurels with their music and so
did Miss Mildred Ditto Babbage. Miss
Virginia McGavock and Miss Katharine
Wroe charmed the audience with their
literary sketches. Mr.. Mark Parratte
was valedictorian and his address was
splendid.
THE MUSIC GREAT.
Mrs. Lathrop T. Reid, who is always
the queen, the star, where ever she
steps. completely captivated the audi
ence by her lovely singing THE Gar
den of NV Heart. Mrs. Reid, assist
ed bv Miss Francis Smith, who should
be given a chorus of laudation, taught
the Junior class several beautiful chorus
selections. The members of the Junior
class who sung were:
Misses Claudia Pate, Martha Miller,
Audrey Perkins, Susette Sawyer,
Eloise Nolte, Elizabeth Skillman, Le-
nora McGavock, Jenette Burns, Anna
Mabel Kramer and Fronie Dean.
LIGHT BLUE AND GOLD FLY.
The auditorium was gracefully de-
corated in flowers and old gold and
Black draperies. An elegant Z. II. ;.
monogram made for the graduates by
Mr.. Harry Newsom, hung over the
heads of the mighty.
The young men Of Z. ii. b, wear
ing their class colors, turquoise and
gold, ushered the audience. Tney
were Messrs. Andrew Ashby, Randail
Weatherholt, Adds Kramer, Mike
Tucker, J. P. Ditzenbach, Byron White
head, Eldred Babbage, Fred Pierce and
Homer Morrison.
OUT OF TOWN GUESTS.
A weil-known and enthusiastic educa-
. tor present, was Prof. Joel Pile, of
Harainsburg. He and Mrs. Pile were
guests of Prof. and Mrs. Tanner. Prof.
Tanner was highly pleased with the
cooperation given him by Father Brey,
Chorus-Ching- -Ling-College Song
Invocation
Duet-Race For Life-Cha5. Web
The Shadows We Cast
Loves Caprice MAX HeinH
Silas The Bashful
Visions of Rest-Frsd T. Baker
Valedictory
The Garden of Ny Heart-CarO Roma
Presentations of Diplomas :
Chorus-Wave Of The River-I. IUa,
Bene
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Will Return Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Warfield are ex-
pected here soon from the south to
make their home in this city and will
live in the Wilkerson property. They
are old home folks, just coming back,
and will be welcomed by their friends.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Delightful Young Women.

Miss Ora Hendricks, of Webster, and
Miss Bessie Mitchell, of Addison, have
returned to their homes. Miss Hen
dricks and Miss Mitchell made many
good friends in Cloverport this year,
and were especially liked by their
pupils of the Cloverport Graded School.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Picnic At Hardinsburg.

Irondequoit Tribe No. 3S. improved
order Of Red Men, will hold their regu-
lar annual picnic at Hardinsburg July
4, 1910. Bills and particulars for the
event will follow later.
Ahl, Allen and Elkins, COMMITTEES.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
"WOn't Have No Tail"

"HalIey's comet has done lost its
tall" said a small boy on the street
Saturday, so when it becomes visible
in the West it will not be as spectac-
ular as it was when it came into view
before sunrise. Cloverport people are
getting tired and impatient with the
comet, hope to have something new to
talk and read about in the next week
or an
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Fishing Party

Mrs. Robert Pierce chaperoned fish,
ing party to Patton's pond Saturday.
The guests we're Misses Francis Saw
yer, Eloise Nolte, Lenora McGavock.
Elizabeth Skillman and Eldred Babbage,
Ruther Pate and Fred Pierce.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Editor Duncan Here

Mr.. and Mrs. David Duncan and
children, Henry and Louise, of Branden-
burg spent Sunday with Mr.. Duncan's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. ". Duncan.
Mr.. Duncan is editor of the Meade
Messenger and was formerly of the
Breckenridge News.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25

ca Assistant
Secretary of
State and Jas
F. Ramey, of
Eddyville, was
a'ppoin t e d
bank clerk in
the Secretary
of States Of
flee to succeed
Mr.. Ball. The
appointments
be m e f.
fectiye on the
resigna tion
ofCapt. lack
son Morris as
A S 81 5 t a II t
Secretary Of
State to ac-
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OLD GOLD AND BLACK C0L0RS
FLY TRIUMPHANTLY
CIoyerport High School Commencement One Ut
Enjoyment And Credit To The Graduating
Class OF l9IO--Mrs. Reid The Star.
MISS FRANCIS SMITH THE ACCOM- ANIST

Rev. Mr.. Farmer and the Presbyterians
in making the commencement possible.
Among those who came from Hard
insburg and honored c. Fl. S. gradu-
ates with their presence and presents,
we're; Misses Sarah Dean Moorman,
Eloise Hook, Margaret Peyton, Annie
Lee Bishop, Mary Franklin Beard, Mar
garet Beard. Nat Shellman, Herbert
Hook, Franklin Beard, Hobart She'll
man, Franklin Kincheloe, Arthur
Beard, Misses Martha Gardner and
Isabelle Gardner, Mrs. M. H. Beard
and Mrs Gus d. Shellman.
Those from the Hardinsburg High
School were: VIM. Ditto, Katie Stith,
Hiney Chambers, Ruth Chambers,
Andy Whitwort, Mrs. Reid, (chaperonl
Prof. Edwards, Miss Ruth Kincheloe,
Ellen Ditto, Hewitt Dix, Judith Beard,
Katie Kincheloe, Thos. Mather, Lillian
Beard, Isabelle Klien and Dal She'll
man.
COMMENCEMENT NOTES.
Prof. Edwards, of Hardinsburg High
School, was present at the exercises
and enjoyed them thoroughly.
The church was crowded with friends
and many were turned away. The
Young boys stood up in the windows
and got peep in from the West Side.
600
Mark Parrette received a cash gift of
5000 from his adopted parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mace Lewis He is planning to go
away to school next year.
The graduates were laden with beau
tiful flowers and gifts, and all their
friends expressed great interest and
many good wishes for them
The commencement proved a great
educational inspiration to the Young
people. One young man, who had stop
ed school this term, said he was going
back next year so he could graduate.
Father Brey in his address said that
the world needs schools, not churches,
and made many excellent points for
higher education.
The program is given in full as fol-
lows:
Juniors
Rev. Frank Farmer
Misses Holder and McCracken
Miss Virginia Ireland McGavock
= Miss Mildred Ditto Babbage
Miss Katherine Wroe
iisses McCracken, Holder and Newton
Mark Lent Parrette
Mrs. Lathrop T. Reid
Rev, G, Brew
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Go To Bowling Green

Prof. Tanner and Miss Eunice Jen-
nings went to Bowling Green this week
to take teachers course. The other
members fthe c. H. S. facnlty expect
to go later.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Not a Light in the West.

If any one in Cloverport has seen
N6he comet since it has darted to the
western skies, The News has not heard
of them. Late Friday afternoon the
clouds were pink and lavendar and
light blue with golden Innings, and
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Took Comet Pills.

Last Wednesday those who took the
Comet Pills to protect themselves from
the disastrous effects of Halley's comet
found them to be a bitter dose, and
made them see stars galore.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Lyons Being Fixed Up.

I.yous' restaurant at Irvington 10
being newly papered and painted. The
chicken sandwiches will "eat" better
than ever followed by slice Of Gus
tard pie and glass of cold ice milk.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
MaypOIe Party.

The kindergarten and the music
class of Miss Elizabeth May and Miss
Eva May will be entertained with a
Maypole party Wednesday afternoon.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Wright-MuSSeIman.

Irvington, KY, May 24.-(Special. J
Mrs. Lena Wright and Mr.. Thos.
Musselman were married Saturday at
Custom. They will live in this city
and have host Of friends here.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Improved Home

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Earn
est Boyd mas been freshly painted In
white and gray and Is one of the pret-
tiest places In the East End.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25

cept the place as secretary to the
Governor. Capt. Morris handed in
his resignation this afternoon and DR..
Bruner at once appointed Mr.. Ball to
fill the vacancy. The appointment
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Breckenridge County Man Makes
Good at State Capital

Frankfort, Ky, May 1.-Two i'm
portant appointments were made today
by Dr. Ben l. Bruner, Secretary Of
State. w. Sherman Ball was appoint
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25

some gave Halley's comet credit for
the beautiful colorings, but they were
all caused from the same old glorious
sun that sets every day.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
Two Little Pigs Cost $50.

s. v. Flowers, of Patesville, received
by express Saturday pair of thor
oughbred o. I, G. pigs. They cost him
$50.
The Breckenridge news., 1910-05-25
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