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The governments returns OF merchandise
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in 1910 made the following contrast with
1909 and 1905. the returns Of December this
Near being estimated:
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shipped fat cattle to Chicago Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Donnell and
Katie Sullivan drove to Vail Sunday.
Art and George Brothersen shelled
corn for Peter Boldt Tuesday. ]. M.
Peters bought the corn at SIC.
Seth Calderwood spent Christmas
at West Side with Mr.. Mellot and
some of his friends.
Friends and neighbors from near
and far gathered at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. William DOhse Wednesday
to remind Mrs. Dohse of her birthday,
and you may be sure they had a fine
llme for "Bill" never runs out of fun
and hot coffee. Everybody went home
wishing Mrs. Dohse had birthday
twice year. "a H, i 63gy 80
William Dettbarn and Fred Rickers
purchased fine yearling, Shorthorn
calf from j. A. Richardson. q 40
William Kock and Hugo Dettbarn
made trip to Lanesboro last Monday,
returning Tuesday.
We wish all the Review readers a
Happy New Year. gEo
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Henry Dresser hauled sixty head of
fat hogs to Herring last Tuesday.
William Dettbarn and Fred Rickers
made q business trip to the ]. A.
Richardson farm last Tuesday Mr..
Richardson has certainly raised some
fine stock for good many years, such
as Shorthorn cattle, Berkshire hogs
and thoroughbred chickens His aim
has always been to get the best that
money can buy.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Calderwood and
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Boldt visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rickers last Tues
day and reminded the lady of the
house Of her birthday.
Mike Madden sold load of hogs to
Fred Rickers last Monday.
Relatives and friends gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mau
last Wednesday to celebrate the we'd
ding of their daughter, Miss Rosa, to
young man whose name we did not
learn. May they live long and be hap
py is the wish Of their many friends
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in Jackson. = So
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Schelldorf and
Miss Eta Stubber were Denison bust
ness callers Friday.
Mrs. Fred Rickers visited with Mrs,
Mary Stubbe last Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Schelldorf have
moved into the T. E. Dobbert house
on the east side of the old homestead.
Fred Rickers was hauling hogs to
Boyer Saturday, selling the same to c.
S. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kock spent
Christmas eve at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kock. vi
Mrs. Mary Kuhl and three children,
from Minnesota, are visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. John Jams,
at Arcadia.
Herman Buck shipped couple of
cars of cattle to Chicago from West
Side Sunday evening. He lost two fat
steers last week. They were covered
up by stack of straw falling on them.
This is certainly big loss to him.
j George Maynard and Coleburg Bros.
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ger to DenisOn Wednesday.
Mrs. Albert Dierson, of near Early
is visiting her mother, Mrs. F. Dob
bert, over Christmas.
Mr.. Robert Beckley and sister
Ethel, visited friends near Early Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Chas. Mcbride and family, Mr.
Morey and family spent Christmas day
at the Neville Beckley home.
Mr.. Frank Dobbert is visiting his
brother-in-law, Albert Dierson.
The Christmas program at the NJ. E.
church at Boyer Saturday evening was
a success. A large crowd attended
and everyone did their part we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. Graham went to
Sac City Monday to spend Christmas
at the home of her mother, Mrs, Mer
rit Curtis. 40"
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Cowlham and
daughter. Violet, were Odebolt callers
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Smith and daugh.
ter, Mrs. Jim Wulf, were Denison Wis.
itors and shoppers Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Watts entertain.
ed at, Christmas dinner their relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newcom went
to Deloit Sunday to spend Christmas
with relatives.
A large crowd attended the Christ.
mas program at the German Lutheran
church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Geo. Swartz went to Kiron Sat.
urday to visit her parents over Christ.
mas.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Johnson and
daughter, Evelyn, Levi Erickson, Mr.
Geo. Swartz spent Christmas eve at
the home of their parents at Kiron.
Mrs. Albert Dierson and sister. An.
ma Dobbert, went to Kiron Monday to
visit their sister, Mrs. Fred Recy
They returned home Thursday.
Miss Minnie Dobbert returned home
from kiron Monday. where she has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Fred
Recy.
Mr.. John Sykes was an Odebolt call.
err Saturday.
Mr.. c. S. Johnson shipped a car
load of stock to Chicago Saturday
night.
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Omaha Saturday to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Beulah Hover, of Denison, came out
Friday to take part at entertainment
held at her mothers school in Nor
gan township. Mrs. Hover returned
with her to spend two weeks vacation
Miss Jennie VonAuhen returned tc
her home at Mapleton Saturday to
spend Christmas.
Mr.. Henry Miller, Jr. and wife went
to HOlstein Saturday to visit relatives
Chas. Christensen has started his
new store.
Jud Brown, Of Ireton, arrived here
Saturday to spend Christmas with
friends.
Will Naeve, of Battle Creek, arrived
here Saturday to spend several weeks
with friends.
The dance in the Schroeder hall was
fairly well attended. The music was
furnished by the Battle Creek band
and was first class.
Pete Timmsen returned from Chi
cago Saturday, where he had been
with stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Klotz left for
Holstein Saturday to spend Christmas
with relatives.
Albert Naeve and Otto Teuet drove
to Denison Monday. They were &C.
companied home by Misses Edna and
Meta Naeve, who spent a few days the
past week at the Tuet home.
Martin Petersen and Emil MOase
drov to Denison the fore part of last
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kuhl and family
spent Sunday at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Tebbe.
A party of young people gathered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lis
terman last Saturday in honor OF
Johns birthday. Those In the party
were Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jensen, Fred
and Max Lipsky and Fritz Hofstetter
Albert, Herman and George Tebbe.
Messrs. Fred and Max Lipsky and
Fred Hofstetter spent Christmas eve
at the home of the formers sister and
brother.in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Schriber, of Charter Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Boettger visited
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Rust Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Jensen spent
Christmas eve at the home of the lat.
ter,s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hans
Christensen.
Reed McElwain was a Charter Oak
visitor Monday.
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holidays at home. He spent Sunday
at the home of his aunt, Mrs. Sarah
McKim, also his brothers.
The Wilkinson boys had bad &C
cident Sunday While driving their
team, which was hitched to a, sled,
across the bridge at the Dan Fink
place, one of the horses fell off the
bridge and wounded it so that the
blood ran freely. They drove to the
J. NJ. Childress home, where they
tried to tso pthe flow Of blood, and
then over to James McKims', where a
veterinary from Denison was called.
Miss Abbie Whey entertained her
Sunday school class one afternoon a
few days ago.
John Anderson and family took
Sunday dinner with his brother, Sam
Anderson, and family, and helped to
celebrate his birthday.
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Christmas shopping was the order
of the week.
Some of the sales listed for last
week were not we'll attended on &C.
count of the bad weather. Friday was
more pleasant and w. H. Cose had a
large crowd.
C. J.. Cose was up from Omaha last
week..
Arthur Spence, of Omaha, came on
Sunday morning to spend Christmas at
the parental home.
Miss Florence Munsey, of Dow City,
came Saturday and was the guest of
Miss Iva Mason, calling also on other
noon.
The teachers of our school gave a
program and Christmas tree by their
pupils Friday afternoon, many of the
parents attending.
The Christmas tree and program at
the M. E. church Saturday evening
was attended by a crowded house and
the exercises greatly enjoyed.
Our schools will have two weeks
vacation and If the snow stays on
there will be great sport coasting.
Bert Darling and family received a
visit from two of his brothers, of near
Boyer, Saturday night.
Clair McKim and wife were enter
tanned at the home of his aunt, Mrs.
r. E. Miller, the first of the week.
Miss Eunice Dobson is enjoying a
two weeks vacation at home.
The postoffice department has ruled
that from December 20, 1911, to Jan.
8, 1912, the back stamping Of letters
is not required. that the holiday mail
may be more hastily distributed. A.
ter the latter date letters must be
back stamped as usual.
Mrs. Nina McKim, of Grant City, ar
rived Saturday to spend Christmas
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w.
Streeter.
John D. Newcom and j.. L. Riggle-
man have just received some fine
Polled Herefords from eastern Iowa to
further improve their herds Of Here
ford cattle. sf
Herman Newcom. of Selby, s. D.,
rented the Eugene Brogden farm for
the coming year. He also rented Mearl
Myers place south of town, known as
the c. Laughery place.
Mrs. J. w. True assisted in the store
last week during the holiday rush.
Mrs. Charley Myers and son. Mer-
rith, and two youngest children and
Ralph Jordan, of Laurel, Neb., are Wis
iting at Deloit and vicinity.
Morris Wilkinson is spending the
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Mr.. Ed Hendricksen returned from
Hawarden Friday, where he has been
visiting his brother, Charlie.
Miss Tena Nelson came from Deni-
son to spend the holidays with her par.
ents.
Mr.. Carl Paulson returned from Mt.
Ayr Friday.
Miss Esther Anderson was visiting
and shopping at Denison Thursday.
Miss Florence White was q passen.
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Henry Springer and wife, of Perry.
arrived Friday for a visit at the Girard
home.
Mr.. Lyons. of Denison. drove over
to Schleswig Friday to get his daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie, who teaches in dis
trict No. 4.
Miss Christine Iversen and cousin,
Mr.. Iversen, Of near here, went to
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purpose
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

VERNON parish. La Ihs lEnd ~ sun
ZANE SOL climate. HErEetA, water. beGltk
gooci prices cheap write LaeEFflle -
Esl4ts ana Improvement c. C. - ~
FErlEnd SsrF lsaswins. L.
LOUISIANA farm ara riuber l.ass
GcOo Tor truck. euuR- uE-Le. etc; a. A.
ecunt ~ cotton peaI chaEpaHf lEnds a
"a eet Hal EloG BaDGI ASnr6s
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

NEIIE aur information Ahout the In
llnc EulIIire, also eplkEne ia metropulis
Farms. truit lHnoE ciry properly Maze
our ulnloe FoIr haaag u4EteTE and luforrns-
1gl bureau WheE IN oEr cir. IOWA
hhAlIf CO. Al Ltnoells Blk. EDnkEne
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
REAL ESTATE
FARM AND RANCH LAND ron SALE


NQRTEEASTEFlN Colorado wheat lanaA
Nv tr Flf Ter acre "A few frT-~rued
tnrrnH 80 20 Is Arus J. b Re.nha rdL
hteri1nE Colo
FOR SALE square section. $40 acres In
Philips county. Colorado. = miles from
EulEuke- county seat 81 mileF from peulE
o. AolureEt and sterlinC branch ~ c.. j..
. p p EiEht-ruuU house hardwua
finish cement uCllRr. ErHnurY. a.n1O bu-
shielded on both sides al built lnst yeHr
stable tur twelve horses, one pasture Of
80 acres. the resi- Of place iu one past .lrt .
surface water n H. y solo before harvest
one-hRh Of crop goes with the place.
Everything 10 new ana first-class Price.
80 per acre. Terms. Owner y years old
ano cant run IL A g. Seymour. Holyoks
Colo
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

IMPROVED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
EVERY ONE A BARGAIN.
Glg0D-BIyE the 4-nEartman4 frame dwelling
al northeast corner 13th and Arbur.
A good small investment bringing
an annual rent AZ SAT-
A.OD-BuyE the Broom modern dwelling
and double lot with 9S-foot frontage,
Al eB 81 EBth ST; within walking
distance Room fur row % brick
flats. House rented for no per year
q. E00-HuyH the 74x15o-foot lot, with e-roOrn
dwelling al 50s s. e4th Ave House
rents for eA6o per year Room for
additional brick flAts. Very close IN
1.S0o-Buys the b-reom mpdsrn dwelling at
S01s Chicago St A Fond hume In
splendid neighborhoOd- Paving AL
paid.
S2,@-Buys the s-resn modern dwelling At
313 PoBplaton Ave. Paved street
bleoh and q half from Park car line
snap.
g HGRBys the S-rosrn brick ana frame
dwelling at To ~. 18th st AfwEys
rented al so per year. inns prrp-
ertF win pay q steady 10 per cent
en- tupastmeHt and has good pres
pSutE 81 being valuable business
prupsrfF IN g fee years
G.1up-EugE the 7-room frame dwelling nj
&D ~. 18th ST. Lot a0xlRn Easf
fruut Small improvements VIII make
this good home
". =. AEIKLE, 2N Range BLDG
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

EESD Tor q hst % oEr nns imHruvus
s0uLhoEn hlnbeauEE lAzadE; Ws have A,IIr-
oHen9 81 pleAsec c.EtomerA Q l. ErDun
tanL EinA-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
TWO
DESIRABLE
HOMES
IN
DUNDEE

Biz-rDom house. located at BDA CRss St.
close 10 rzrs south frpnt large lot, large
shade tress. in FIRST class nsiEhborhOoa
House IL strictly modsrn throughout: first
GLASS plumbing and heating. nicely deo-
GRATED. Price 81 500
SiX-room house. located al the SOUTH
west corner Of 9th and Capitol Ave, on
@-ft. corner lot large trees: first GLASS
plumhtnE and heating. oament Walk: house
nicely decorated throughout. VIII make
nome one beautiful homo. Price $3.50
VIII be pleased TO arrange 70 Bhuw you
Through either one OF these houses NJ any
time
HASTINGS q HEYDElS. la4 Harvey St
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

WHpA4NG fErm 4nE atsck nEn1a- m
49, 4a1lrl1 eel Wn1aunG Al nnraE
49, - so e1z1 n-4Hr neE NluF aEFE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

FOR SALE-1a Acres choicest appe pea.
cherry, grHrs land IN the west six miles
eeap volcanic ash Tina DGleh. Dra-. pr1Es
winning fruit
16e AcreA. ga miles from town new xpuo-
err house. barn. fenenauts no pear prIIne
bearing: 1.BD young treea. a,09o grape vines
good Nanars wood Or VIII seH ~ acrea
ealici1sd. g Il Webster. Tho DRllsE ORE
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

nn.ly in-IreS--1 - 1-,--S.-s 1--1,,.-...
enEuc BIg1lM11 e4aaAr hEka1 - e1Irhuaan. II
A. Une41s - A G11A11As ~ uaaaa lana.
Gns1hE aMEA 0E1 WuEk hNxh, = WIAss
earA DA@HSE. - GGA * 0ro.iey.
g A eEuz~<1s - 1LAuG E42S- LsME1,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
REAL ESTATE
FARr- AND Ran ca LAND roR sAlH


2O acres Ga miles rrem Emerson. Neb
make splendid terms ana the price IL Slp
90 s. lesE InHn HdJuinnE JlHCes are being
priced A. Fuf particulars al on ur write
J X LENNON ALLEN, NEB--
City Fruit and Poultry
RANCH
20 ACRES
Cns Of the finest 2-ncrt fruit and poui-
Try farms I'M the state Crns-hrlf mile ehst
chErc. plenty Of Small fruit, grove tieEHn1
hlut grass pasture. gooc buildings, wells.
Class locB8an. JuEt thu place 70 make Ing
money Or fancy poultry. HRs al The al
vsnthEef q Hv1ng in town a. vel A. those
. q q farm. Don't fun 70 investigate this
II In the market for such a place
THE DUBLANp Trust 'COMPA,ST.
Norfolk. Neh.
l0 ACRES in Chase county. NsbrAska
Y miles south Of Else: IL taken soon vii
section and can a. be fRrmec vii take
good lslp ur 1871 Hutornphhf on The deG
Eno carry The balance. r A. Garland
PER CENT aAl,oN 10 A CASH
BUEER
VIII sell q well improved quarter scar
Norfolk. Neh., and not Far from EndHr. ~
" per hcrC less than ether farms suld
well built. House, barn ErBnHry and corn
Cr1h, machine shed. hog house cattle shed
milk house. chicken house. etc New
fences. ] Dung orchard and grove A lit
tie over 1oo acres IN cultivation. Euod M O.
ture and AL lays level Black sand and
clay soil. It's The best buy In this country.
Want only a cash buyer, no trades. This
must he sold Look this I'D and Writs ut
FOR Information. The DurlGnd Trust Com
pany, Norfolk Neb.
FINE saB-Hcre ranch. Il miles frsm town.
quarters tame hay, balance wild hay ana
pasture 4m hcreE level balance slightly
rolling; heavy black soil: two fiov.lnF
wells. broom house, barn. EranAry and
ehlcken house, Telephone. . mile 10 school
This is an exceptionally fine ranch and .
snap. VIII sell on easy terms. George l.
Collins, owner Atkinson, Neh.-
FOR q aainty dessert use DAlzeuE ic.
cream. u r. Eddy. RA s. 18th Ave will
come TO The Bee office within three dHyE
brick Of This fine ice cream
North Dakota
$50 ACRES IN Mclean Co. M. OAK. ZOO
acres under cultivation EoOd improve
MRS. Ida NEFF. bE Bee Blas.
AUCTION sAL.E-lNorth Dakota; chuio.
WeIis and StutsmAn county farms al public
suction June y. I'LL on easy terms Write
for information. A F. Belcher. sales MEr..
kykestOn, y. D.
ONE Of the finest farms in RichlEne
county. consisting Of 2sb acres OF good.
productive land. joining Wyndrners Pine
lHrEe buildinEs, lots Of fruit nice grove
S57.50 psr acre. Easy terms. Martin
PBulson Land Co. wyndmsre, North ia.
kotR--
TOR SALE-An exceptionally fine l6b
miles Of elevator, six miles Of Wyndmere
good. heavy, black soil Wild Rict T9ver
through DEETuWe- Fine bvfifCfrRr reTl
OF excellent water, windmill. etc. GsS per
acre. THIS is q snap. Lock Box IL
Nyndmere, North Dakota
A COOL plunge in Lake MRnRwE win
overcome that hot feeling. II Mrs W A
Long, 206b North EiEhreenIh street wiz
come 10 The Bee office within three dRvF
we viii give her q pair Of round trap
tickets TO Lake MRnswR free.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

FoR sALE-ssha1l lg1As. IA Aznaa, ns.E
AA1H5z.ssr- ~ osu1 ~ 3aEE CO. IA
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

1000 MORE ACRES

1900 MORE ACRES
The TIi-sthts Land Company has 3ust
turned over 70 IA Another lOt Of fine irri-
gated land IN the SCOTS bluff oUuHtry
They are moi al in Dns body, but are scat
tered through The valley, in the very midst
o. Some OF the finest farms IN Nebraska
They have NE soil. the sunshine 1he
wafer and al the market conditions ont
there Al they want nov IL people
Ihe PAINE SPECIAL Is fl the valley
nov with carload II prospective buyers
Enc without doubt mnsf Of them VII 10
YeEtorI bSf0rs they leave the valley. All
TAI "a necessary II YOU Hre tutsreetss is
70 50 and see FOR yourself thai cundiriuns
are just as we claim
Why MOI Join as on our
Next Excursion, Tuesday,
June Is
Ths PAYNE SPECIAL leaves me Rur-
q! mn s t9n Elsnon a. tls ,. m and LABesla
early on WEDNESDAY rnnruinr rSozr ~,
the Gam Gnc hesdgAteS give vo1 a fsae
eNsi a. nne HsrlcuirurAl country ~ yOu
VII ever see fOu vii have an uuu-,r-
runlry q TAX 10 the people Who sre MAJ
ing GOOD, with the men W'ho are cutting
tl.A 49,. 0el ~. Pssstoes On working IN
j Is q dshghrful trip ana wurrh utll.
and amer you lnuk over he lEnc Won WTin|
wuneer Why prices Ars nut higher. Re-
maIiber Lhe crup pElar3caIlY PAYS far ~.
hno upon me famous FNgnE farrns--s,T,s-
arm cash and TN b2lEnnt one a. ter r,rn-.
~ per cent tuteleEt An rs tor fuIi par-
uuEihrE-
PAYNE INVESTMENT co.
culurinAtim AEwtE Omaha NsA
70 pm lHnolaH mAn IN EaEnisHs Had"
FoR EAIE-s..hsss Su-s.- - l.o-s- -
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

HN acres ga miles flem Emerson. Neh.
fine lulrrovomenlss lane lgyE 5000. can
make splendid terms ana THE price is $40
GO s. IesE Than ndyaiufrE BlHCes are being
priced A. Fur particulars lal on or write
j X LENNON ALIEN NEE-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10

sSutA Dahotn.
90 HORSE RANCH
Best ranch IN northwestern South Dh-
kotR ID for sale; unlimited range and plenty
Of water: lR acres patent land fenced;
three reservoirs. fwelve-roum ranch house
barn. corrRls and other buildings; fifty
acres can be irrigated. Prices are right
own gold mining property Enc can't hRndis
both. II you want 70 raise stock write To-
GAY FOR fur aesorfption % the plSes aRs
Beard, Belle Fourchs. s. D. Box 20
1sS1cRE corn farm. ont rom sioTx nam;
sKoellent improvements. l&rEs grove Gne
fruit; al n cutrrAtion; price tor quick Ea.la
tH easy terms SlaO 1to well improved. eaEy
bargains for quick EA1s h 4. ErvinG.
gW'neT- SIOUX FAlla. Z D.
ArFArFA
THH KING OF ALL FARM PRoDUCTH
This "a thu LAND we haze. FrSs home
For particulars write r. o. wondsr 4 Ca
Buffalo Gar O. d.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAMP ron sAl.R-
We have Q list Of Edmun6s county lana
for sale n from ~ ant I'D pm AGRA II
tnteruNtsc write ~ Ser particulars ana vs
you 0Nn land IN south Dakota list 81 VITA
Ma, Our motto is "A Square Deal N Buyer
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Class 70 the Minnesota line; heavy blAah
SOL clay snbEol; hea very Level AID A.
under cultiThuon- Must be sold within y
says 70 elose Al estAte- HAlf Of thiH yeas
coP secs VII The price. 81 Par acre!
. snAp. No gravel no Etonea no foul ugsoiH
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FOR sALE-6ecri1n good INV lana. III
aennscs GOOD 0gEinE well: 9 miles iron
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Omaha daily bee., 1911-06-10
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