davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-19

For Sale Cheap:-One good
folding bed; and one good couch.
DR.. j. F. Gamble.
A good five passenger automo-
bile for sale on time. Inquire at
this Office. (Advt. 36-tf)
Miss Maud Dikeman, who has
been visiting with the Putney
family, returned home to Okla
homa City a day or so ago.
Miss EsteIla Richardson re-
turned to Lawton Monday noon
to resume her studies at the
Teachers Normal Institute.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, Miss Sarah
McAnaw, and Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd
and son all spent a pleasant visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Ken
nemur Sunday.
Again another glorious soil
soaking rain has come to bless
and prosper this country. Now
it only remains for the farmers
to do their part--as we outlined
in last weeks paper, to secure
. bumper crop this year.
Joe Rutherford has moved over
from Sterling to secure the ad-
vantages of our schools for his
children (?) and to learn " be a
real first-class section foreman
under the able instruction of j.
C. Byrd. We welcome him, and
trust that both of these worthy
objects of his ambition may yet
be attained.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Putney held
q family reunion Sunday last,
all of their children being pres.
ent. Their son, Tim, has re.
turned to his studies at Oklaho.
ma City; and Mrs. Hindman,
their daughter. from Fairview.
Major county, Oklahoma, will
visit a month or more and then
join her husband in Galveston,
Texas. where they expect tt
make their future home.
o. H. Putney received mes
sage Tuesday morning that hi
father was dying at Ell Reno
and another Immediately follow
ing that he was dead. Mr.. Put
ney left for FL Reno on the moor
train. We learn that the sudder
death was from an attack o.
apoplexy, and that the remain'
will be buried by the side of hi
wife at Perth, Kansas. The de
ceased was eighty-five years o
age. On his way home Mr.. Put
ney will stop off in Wichita
Kansas, and visit with relatives
and friends a few days.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-19

A good Ave passenger automo-
bile for sale on time. Inquire at
this Office. (Advt. 86-tf)
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EAST BOUND
Church Services
METHODIST

METHODIST
Preaching morning and night
second and every fifth Sunday in
the month. Sunday school every
Sunday at 1000 q. m.
BAPTIST
Preaching morning and night
on the first Sundays of the
month. Sunday school at 1000
q. m. Y. P. U. every Sunday
night. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday night.
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BAPTIST
Local News Items

For Sale Cheap:-One good
folding bed; and one good couch.
DR.. j. F. Gamble.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-19

Miss Maud Dikeman, who has
been visiting with the Putney
family, returned home to Okla
homa City a day or so ago.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-19

Miss EsteIla Richardson re-
turned to Lawton Monday noon
to resume her studies at the
Teachers Normal Institute.
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DIED

JUDKlNS-At Cooper count, April s,
1913. OF heart disease. Earl e, son of
David II. and Grace d. Cannon Judkins,
born August 6. 1909 in Huntsville, Utah
Funeral services today (Monday) at .
p; m. from the funeral chapel OF Joseph
william Taylor, u South West Temple
street Friends are invited to attend.
lnterment in City cemetery
CfiRISTENSEN-At local hospital,
April o. 19l3,of spinal meningitis. Klngo
Christensen, aged 10 years. Funeral serv-
ices VIII be held Tuesday. April 9. at the
funeral chapel OF s NJ. Taylor s. Co..
:o3 East First South street, beginning nj
y m Friends Invited. Interment In City
cemetery
Wt,RB-At 341 South First West. April
b., 1913. Frances NJ. beloved daughter
OF George and Emily Verb, aged years
~ months and Is days. Funeral SER
vices VIII be held from O'Donnell chapel
Tuesday, April 8, 1913. at 2 o'clock p. m.
Interfncnt in Mount Olivet cemetery.
FRIENDS are invited TO attend.
ANGELI<-At 373 Curtis street. Water
loo ward. April s, 1913 of diphtherla,
Mary Jane, daughter of Solomon and An
ME Fowkes Angel. born March II. 1906,
In Salt Lake City. The funeral cortege
VIII leave the family residence Tuesday.
April 8, at IL a m, and the interment
WIZ be In the City cemetery at IL 40 n. m.
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||lTHER |NTERFERES
| WITH BALL CONTEST

Yesterdays scheduled game between
feekey's Skyscrapers and the Chi
Elsam from Honolulu was called off
:tteoDnt OF vet grounds. The night S
u and snowfall put the diamond in
saape that playing would have been
Fa5Ic The Chinese players took
risrnoon train for the east.
krEe crowd of fans were diSap-
"a. but as much cannot be said OF
ms men, not because they feared
Htle brown Spcedsters, for they
|1ed them decisively the preceding
II guy because Of some aching joints
lew sore arms The local squad
not been together for practice. and
Ii eme cyept in on them a bit quick.
|,su likelihood there win be no game
ss2s nelt until the opening contest
US Union league season. April %,
,he Great Falls warriors will he
~ against the home crowd In the
-ume, the projected improvement oil
salhg arrangement and the soddine
y iieId VIII be carried out diligently,
sp put the park in tip-top condition
~. league games,
|osEeys men will erstwhile busy
esnes In regular workouts and prac-
s.asr Indoors at gymnasium OF
-.piuon games with local and visit
'sdns. With steady training anC
me personnel OF the squad def
TX S!ected. the Skyscrapers ought
soie 10 get into great form and
~. olher five clubs OF the league q
SS'uc ior the pennant.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE

The Columbus Extension Mining COM
Pahy; principal place OF business, Salt
Nouce is hereby given that at a meet-
Ing OF the board OF directors held on the
.Vth day or March, 1913. an assessment
OK two l2) cents per share was levied
payable to r, B, Cook, secretary ON nr
before the 2sth day OF April. 1918, at his
1lhGe' 9iis' 4C2 Felt building. Salt Lake City.
otar. any stock upon which the as
1919. will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction and unless paw
ment is made before that time will be
sold on May l9. 1913, to pay the delin-
quent assessment, together with the cost
ot advertising and expense Of sale
F. B. COOK,
Felt building, Salt Lake City, Utah
r3ASI
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|MERlCAN HORSEMEN
! AFTER POLO TROPHY


IrsaAEwooD, y. j.. April 6-Hopes
r,,sS'edh 80 sportsmen who are looking
,,r WIN interest not unmixcd with
me series of polo games for
ssS natlonal polo trophy between
IS ahd American teams in June.
a,SIsna Sn raised by tho fine showing
.liles IsS IleS for the American team In
klds, mere during the last week.
,ns excellence In horscmanship,
tr,r, endurance has been shown To
~ oehef that q quartette VIII be
<hIor paoie OF upholdine American
I'M acceptably.
q n, no definite selections will be
e ,Sme iome timc. the showing in prac-
m PIE International four, Captain
s,na, sna the Waterbury brothers, who
k+eS defended the trophy in 1911.
|ln.ta, such as 10 make them likely
against the challengers.
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ACCORDION PLEATING


SUNBURST AND SIDE PLEATING
60s East Sd South. Phone Hyand 1871
kI05S
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NOTICE.
Will not be held responsible for debts
incurred by Mrs. Martin Moran, formerly
Of Ogden and now In. Salt Lake CITY. I
s962 MARTIN MORAN,
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ooI7IONAL SPORTS !
|FIGREV PLANS To
|RsTER FIGHT GAME

,,,rr Heagrcn has completed nego,
y" ,or the disposal of his entire
|'l''p, IN the Utah Fish & Poultry
as'S 70 A. G. Ellis and II. S. Viii
I ~ this city, and will heneeforth
n y -. time and energies to the
Ss s,;on M of sports and athletics.
a.so,rn secured control of the Utah
\ r'It ! poultry company on December
a. : when he purchased the business
F'% concern formerly known as
p rts rts h EGG Il Poultry company;
Z =. I;s business activities have netted
|iE ..nmfortable -. revenue, Heagren has
], ,,s.s IOl that he is more particularly
tdies t,,oa in sports. In the past any
s.,,Iod off over the name of Harry
.rt Pu'b has always stood for clean,
''sles snort, until the fact that Hea-
~ promoting an event has come
p j s.s;yed universally rs an assur-
,sst & the fans will get a square
z Z, .u srS value received for their
|ss,, |,s,nc tbe promoter 5 plans for the
svs Sands out prominently a scheme
~ ". fartherance and proper promo
~ y The fight game, which is now
\ |,..;rc u nnder legal restriction here.
s g.sa saTcn' & plan succeeds, an athletic
a'ss ! sSsseled bv. well,known business
.;Il be incorporated. The members
4 No assessed a certain sum eacn
supply a proper purse for a
4 s'saed bout. and membership cards
4 adm;t the subscribers to the bout.
y otbsrs will be allowed 10 enter.
r.,sT the plan, for instance, q tbon"
\ .iSsal IN fans could Join the club un-
Z 80 assessment of from 81 TO 50 n
~ Bouts wonld be pulled off each
IN II the period elapsed without
{. hout the money could either be re-
"a 10 the members as a dividend or
-,,J in the treasury for Il later
a making an event OF wide attrac-
4. and interest possible. Under the
4, lhe members would each have one
&, ana no ono could pay in a fee
I'm than that of his Delghbor. This
"a prevcDt control. The members
IA elect officers. with an executive
r7jilec TO handle the events. The as
F5spts would merely provide purses
4 tis participants and it would not
psSible for any one in the club
M group to gain revenue or cash
r5is by any bout.
'hihis way. il is argued. bouts could
aged within the Interpretation Of
4 hw on much tn" same order as
l,gisgr events are staged before local
nigral and club organizations. Salt
b, has a large crowd Of live fight
b and those who have been ap-
|aibsd on tho Heagrcu idea appear
IS fsvonblv inclined to it. IT is un-
'x@i that city, county and state Of
al will be interviewed as 10 their
lid.
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a, s,n LEU MAY KEEP
'AGNER OUT OF GAME

srssAs ssss CITY. No, April s.-IIans
Sorsi lhe premier shortstop of the
op,nInaa nague, may not participate in
F has game at Cincinnati. Man
>aDssd LARK OF the Pittsburg club
10 YSTu Today that he had sent WaS-
n Rec o.. 10 consult Bone
IN lie wagner is suffering from
'hee eeInent In the right leg near
r ana narney Dreyfus. owner OF the
3 wagner started east last
4 KAN received the injury March IS
.conilp,, %'th the Boston Red Sox.
ts In to play. not thinking IL
y n, 'aade three hits. al OF them
Ras 10 bases. He went to first
'lff uppIanted by "A runner.
>lsr sra"ed srrp"sed further playing and
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CLEANING AND DYEINc

MYERS CLEANING s. DyEINS -
garments Insured Superior norI
drromnt auto delivery, Three nhonee
9t4. 9i5. 999. 1l4-16 L., Broadwav ne7ac
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REMOVAL NOTICE

SMITH MERCANTILE CO, MOVED TO
4 West End So. in old Walker Bank
building. r1665
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y Frara2 NJ, CHRONICLE BLDG,
9 prono,asco. Cal. April Z. 1913
Il napvsaIs Will be received here
tssl r.n M May z, 1913, for furnish
11tnent nured at posts In Western
sply IInn1raing fiscal year. commenc-
'flcsi,on' 'iS. lnforma ton furnished
+. Won Schrader. G. ..
sl05i
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Boston. April l. 1913.

The undersigned have this day formed
new partnership under the name OF
Hecht. llebmann G. Co, to conduct the
business of dealing In wool at $50 Sum
mer street. Boston. Massachusetts, In
succession 10 the partnership heretofore
carried on under the same name.
HARRY JIEBMANN,
SIMON +. HECHT.
5. FRANK FRANKENSTEIN
Boston, April l, 1913. 81
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HEIGHT, LIEBMANN G. CO.

The co-partnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned In the business
OF dealing In wool under the name of
Hecht, Llebmann & Co., at $50 Summer
street. Boston. Massachusetts, has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Any of the undersigned is authorized TO
sign in liquidation.
HARRY LIEBMANN
SUMMIT l.. UECHT
SIMON l.. IIECHT
BOSTON ADril 1g13
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DIARIES

MAPLE LEAF DAIRY, PURE MILK
and cream. For information cali Was;
729 o103
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBDR w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. 1G4 SO. West Temple. Phone
sos d3
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NOTICE OF A SPECIAL sTockHoLD.
ERS' MEETING OF UTAH FISH
SCREEN G. POWER CO.

Notice is hereby given that upon Mon
day, the 21st dag OF April, 1913, at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon of said day at
the office OF Utah Fish Screen e. Power
company. 2l7 Mcintyre building, Salt
Lake City, Utah, there will be special
meeting OF tho stockholders of the said
corporation for the purpose of consider
ing a proposition to increase the capital
stock thereof from 100000 to $3.50. 900,
by amending article OF the articles OF
Incorporation so as TO provide for such
increase. (Signed)
WILLARD SCOWCROFT.
President
H. B. JOHNSTON.
Secretary.
r3d93
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MILLINERY

FINE LINE MILLINERY AT THE
Bungalow Millinery Co, Hats remod-
cled. plumea cleaned. dyed g. e. 4th SO,
1924
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HAIR GOODS

WE MANUFACTURE TOUPEES. WIGS
switches. puffs. etc. Largest stock OF
hair goods in the city. Combinss or cut
hair made up to order. S L. Costume
Co, ia and 116 e Broadway. r1671
HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS. TOUPEES
made TO order Sasse's Hair Factory,
2iS Main, sal
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PRINTING

ARROW PRESS-UTAH'S BIGGEST
plant Printing. Binding. Ofrlce Sup
piles and Furniture. Legal Blanks. &c
w. End So. Phone exchange 2o2. kl25
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FURRIER

FURs RBMoDELED, REPAIRED; EN-
pert furriers, prices reasonable. Hud-
son Bay Eur Co.. 1913 Main. Phone Was.
1851 g1756
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. CD EAST 1ST SO.
$50 rooms; rates. s6c. 40c and Boo; mod :
crn: baths. 16c. Mass
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LOST-GOLD CHAIN AND AMETHYST
pendant. Phone Murray 3s1-W. Re-
ward $500
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OSTEOPATHY


DIX, G. a. GAMBLE, COS MINTYRE
:, bldg. Diseases of women a specially
w a.oeSLi o@ol r3675
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MASSAGE
STORAGE, MOVING, PACK.
ING, SHIPPING

NEW. MODERN. FIREPROOF WARE
house for household goods-20O private
rooms-you carry the key. Moving pack
Ing shipping. Cut rates. Phone 555
Redman Moving & Storage Co. c1593
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A. ]. HALL, TAILOR. CLEANING AND
repairing: ladies and gents suits made
10 measure: suits pressed by the month.
2O3 T.. End s. Wasatch 1912. s9i5
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
slgners for further information.
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YOUNG MAN ABOUT % YEARS OF
age. as driver OF delivery wagon, one
who has had some experience Address
RS. Tribune. s622
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FUNERAL NOTICE

IHOMANN-The funeral services over
the remains OF the late Hannah Tho
mann wife of Adolph Thomann, who died
April 1913. OF cancer OF the stomach
at S39 West North Temple street, aged
90 years. native OF Sweden, Will be held
today (Monday) from the Sixteenth ward
chapel at l2 o'clock noon. Friends are
invited to attend and the casket will be
opened on the day Of the funeral at tine
from to IL a. m and at the Sixteenth
ward chapel from l;30 n. IN. to Il noon.
lnterment In City cemetery
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i. G. ODONNELL, UNDERTAKEN
and embalmcr. has moved to new loca-
ton. 225-227 South West Temple street
Realty bldg Phone $50 o339o
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FURRIER AND TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
IaIidermist line made as you want It
R. Stencil Fur Co. 81 f Broadway
?3 years In Salt Lake n62S
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. SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON. 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass, Clipped glasp and painted, Phone
Wasatch 1903 x2b
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PICTURES AND WALLPAPER
CHINA DECORATING


MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
N East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
Lessons c9s9
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w WANTED-ALL AROUND TAILOR AT
once al Post Exchange Tailor Shop, co.
II. TT. Douglas. NJ. Christensen. p6oS
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LOST-SUITCASE FRIDAY AFTER
noon on First South. bet 3rd West and
End East Return l0i7 So. Sth East. re-
ward s766
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PAPERHANGING
PAINTING AND DECORATING
TAILORS

ROSELL, THE TAILOR, 10 SO. STATE
g15c?
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SPECIAL HALE sOLEs. MEMS Coo,
ladies' i0c. Utah Shoe Rep. CO.. III
So, w. Temple. Was SSS7- Free delivery.
1857
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CoRSETs

mnS. MANN. SPIRELLA CORSETS
1ssTS year guarantee. 76 w. 4th North. w
Misc
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PYORRHEA SPECIALIST

DIR. ROBERT w. HALL. PYORRHEA
AND ORAL PROPHYLAXIS. sic
KEARNS BLDG ao353
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BICYCLE REPAIRING
SHOEMAKERS

l REPAIR WORKOUT SOLES, BUILD
up rundown heels. o. K. Shoe shop,
&lS State. rl764
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Wigs and Toupes

ALL KINDS OF HAIR WORK MANU-
featured. Klinner. expert wig maker,
15l Main. $3.50
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DANCING LESSONS DAILY. SOCIAL
Tuesday. Thursday. Saturday. 6S Post.
office place. s2lf
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GOOD BOY WITH WHEEL. APPLY AT
1888
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HOUSE CLEANING

GENERAL HOUSECLEANISG co.
HousecleanIny, window washing, Janl-
tor work. kalsomining, Wasatch 1853
l15 E. 2nd So. of6S8
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CARD OF THANKS

WE WISH TO THANK OUR MANY
friends for their kindness and sympa-
thy shown us during our recent bereave-
mcnt.
THERESA SUNDERLAND
ERNEST SUNDERLAND
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-ENGLISH BULL TERRIER; IL
cense tax 66S: weight 90 pounds: white
feet and breast, Reward, Call exchange
264. r374e
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COkER-Funeral services over the re-
mains OF Harry c. Cocker who died
in this city April 4, 1918, will be held
from the O'Donnell chapel. 225 and 227
south West Temple today (Monday) at
: o'clock p. m, under the auspices OF
+. O. E, aerie No. 81. Interment City
cemetery.
BJRNS1DE-The funeral services of
hugh Burnside, aged AZ years. will be
held today (Monday) at the family resi-
dencc Si3 West Second South street,
at ESQ O'Clock p. m. Interment Mount
Olivet cemetery
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"SaDE CORSETS HELEN OsBORNE
W. "o woodruff apt. Wasatch 96S5-J
sS72
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TAHOR-MADE CoRsETs

Wis. M, HAYES, SPIRELLA CORSE,rS
y, ono year guarantee. 26O West Srd No.
vi -ocU-Js ,,2C
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VETERINARY

DR. F. p. LAUMAN. VETERINARIAN n
Pet animal practice speciality. Hos.
pitsl for animals. Hyland 2211-W
Hospital mt 249 l1th East. 1887
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FLORISTS
PERSONAL

REWARD PAID TO THE PERSON
giving the address or Information lead
Ing to the present whereabouts of Jos.
OF Mr.. Geo. Morrison on West lst So.
street. Notify his brother, c. w. Logan.
gen. del, Dallas. Tex s566
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STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRS

Innings CRATES AND WATER
Jackets, all makes. work guaranteed
G. D, Lovett foundry. A 7th w. Wa
satch 1890. f24S6
STOVE AND RANGE REPAIRING.
Water Jackets cleaned. Goalen. liz
r street. Wasatch 6719-J, n82i
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LAWN MOWERS sHARPENED

AND REPAIRED. BABY BUGGIES RE-
tired C. A. Fowler. key, gun, bike and
novelty works. Phone Wasatch 1850,
JlS West end So. sl4S
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BOWLING ALLEYS


WINDSOR BOWLING PARLORS. 225
Main. Prizes each week for ladies' high
scores m55i
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PLASTERING CONTRACTORS.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PATCH
So. Main. r973
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gen MertSeiben elm. Was tie ON
fplsenben Mprsen auf ben re9ten
Soften leien, tpirp ihr S4idfal.
On pielen Srten pirb am Seiliss
abenb elm SGtu9 als Speiietu4 be-
nubt, bas Tim MitternoAt auf benz
na9iten Selbe ouseei6iittet piro, bas
nit olle @riinoe pes 8auern polle,
reihe Jrii9te tragen.
9er G1lub Der 5pDlf betligen
Rddte 1T Der 9reitDnigstag. an
bieIem perben bic Dunberlidlten
Spiele aufsefibrt, bic BON Sabr gu
Sa6r iibrigens i'm Ibnebmen besrifs
fen {inb, benn es fsblt ben 8eteilisten
Der nDtise Grnit unb bic entipredenbe
@irbe. Sn ben meiten 5alIen orr
ten bic Gpiele IN Iii aus uno bte'
men 5ur 8eluiti9una.
Sn falt allen 9Drfern aber, biz
abIeits bonn @9ienenpege liesen
iuanbern Burden, als bic beiIiger
bret aDnige pertleibet, UNI 8aben bit.
tenb, BON !Saus 5u 9ous, ioser
@prii9e, finsen iinnise aieber, uni
iebermann beidentt iie germ mi
Giern, @ebId unb au9 @elb. 4llei
pirb bann reblid seteilt; bas Sell
lpirb bon Sabr gu Sahr sur Iufbel.
ierune Der t0nisIihen Soileften Der
ipenoet.
9as Ieuiabrss 4nblafen mar tribe,
ON olIen Srten Siibbeutf9lonoi
8rau9. Multtanten bradten Stdnb
den bpr ben Sduiern unb befamel
@aben bafiir. Su 8aperns Saupt
itabt fpielen nod beute on ieosf
Neuiobrsmprgen ouf Der 8ollerte be
Surmes Der 9eterstir6e Mtuiitante'
Glide @tiidlein, unb iie tDnen gan
fimmungsppll iiber bic &eiiben5 bir
9ieie Sitten urb 8rdu6e fpllte,
nit mebr 2iebe erbalten nnb meb
gebo6t gepflegt perben. Sn ibnel
rubt cine unperpiifli9e poeiie, ipenl
audi BON berber pber ungelenfer 2lrt
9as i6li9te Bolt bat nift piel Sci
uub Sim, i'm Der gpsIie nnh5use.
ben; es 1T barum Idabe, tpenn III
6ieie, obgleid iie, fdeinbar lperig.
items, In peroltetem @eipanbe ftedt
aIImdblid perlpren gebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-12-25

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