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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27
COUNTY NEWS.
LIME SPRINGS.

Mrs. R. O. Hughes and daughter
Adelyne were up from Cresco Satur'
day for short visit, returning Sunday
Burnah Hall held party at her
home last week Thursday. Games
were played and refreshments were
served. All reported q good time.
w. w. Williams went to Oskaloosa
Thursday to attend the meeting OF the
State Central Committee
Of the Prohibition party.
Bill M. Jones and Herman Ruesink
were Cresco callers Friday.
Anna Mouw returned from Cresco
Friday.
Edna Anderson came home from
Mortified Friday returning Monday.
Rosina Thomas returned to her home
at Bonair Saturday.
Margatet Owen went to her home at
Chester Saturday.
The ball game between Ossian and
Lime Springs High School teams was
held last Friday in the Star opera.
the scores being "a to II IN favor OF
our girls and &c to % in favor OF our
boys. The game was very well played
by ALL, :: H.. =. .,r....
, Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Obriham came
from Olivia, Mimi, Saturday for visit
with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Wells returned
hom Minneapolis Saturday.
Mrs. Clarence Lee came Saturday
from Minneapolis to help care Tor her
father, Ole TaraIdson.
Mr.. Atwood and family are moving
into the Carpenter house this week.
Charlie Stockdale returned Tuesday
from Riceviile. -,n ". --1 =.
Mrs. De Witt Hughes returned home
from Lincoln, Neb., Tuesday where
she has been visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Williams came
from Turtle Lake, N. D., Tuesday for
a visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, G.. Morris returned
home from Minneapolis a week ago
Tuesday. ~.
Walter Morris went to work at Bris'
tol Saturday.
J. Steven Jones, of Granger is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. J. I. Rob-
erts.
Beryl Jones, of EImar, NO., is visit
ing relatives in town this week.
A party was held at Kathryn Rob:
srts' home Tuesday evening in honor OF
Beryl Jones.
Dave Owen returned home from
Williamsburg last week after a visit
with his brother.
John Hughes returned last week
from Park Rapids where he has been
visiting his brother George.
The ladies' aid of the WEIGH church
gave sale and supper Wednesday and
a literary program followed.
Will Hughes and Matt Owen went to
Rochester Tuesday. Il.
Mrs. r. W. Davis went to Chester
Tuesday. .....
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Benson came
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27
NORTH WEST CRESCO

Will Owens celebrated his birthday
by entertaining number of his friends
at supper, Sunday evening.
Nick Rink had a cinch party Mon
day evening.
John McDermott visited at the Will
Aspel home Sunday.
Nick and Marie Greteman, from St..
Lucas, visited at the John Lnsson
home Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Charles MILF and children spent
last week at the home of her parents.
John Lusson and Victor Croatt &C.
companied Barney Greteman and son
of Carroll, Iowa. as far as Austin last
Friday.
Mrs. Henry Leferink is entertaining
her brother-in.law from Davenport
this week.
Mrs. Dan Kapler and daughter are
visiting with Mrs. John Huber at Spill
vile this week..
Teresa Kapler spent few days with
Mrs. Fred Grimm the first part..of the
week.
Mrs. Charles Gender, from Protivin,
and Mrs. Dan Kennedy, from Henry,
S. D.. spent Thursday at the Will
Aspel home .....
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27

We are sorry to say that we have
lost one of our good neighbors, Ed Big
ley and family, who have moved onto
the Nafus place.
John and Joe Wacha We're Alta Vista
business visitors last Saturday.
A. ]. Rite, of Maple Leaf, made Ell
ma call last week.
Tom Armstrong called at the Will
Bigley home Wednesday afternoon.
Dick Laue was caller at Elma
Wednesday.
John Wacha was shopper at Elma
last Monday.
A. Kakac drove to Saratoga Thurs
day afternoon.
Anton Roman ST., was caller at
Riceville Thursday.
Fred Marshall made sbusiness "trip
to Elma Wednesday last.
Ed. Bigley delivered two loads of
hogs at NJ. F. Bigley's Wednesday.
Frank Roman was a Lowther caller
last Tuesday.
Ed Bigley delivered cattle to Mike
BigIey Wednesday.
Libbie Souhrada visited with Elsie
AGOuAoH oACCAuoOh.
Joe Shimek was an Elma shopper
Monday.
Frank and Willie Kubichek were
callers at the John Wacha home Sun
day afternoon.
The dance at the Prochaska home
was well attended and all report
swell time.
Adolph Kakac called at the Anton
Roman home Sunday afternoon.
A large number of people attended
the funeral of Mary Popelka, who died
1T the Cresco hospital Friday morning.
She was buried 1T the Saratoga ceme-
tary Sunday afternoon. Rev. Barta, of
Cedar Rapids, conducted service at the
| church.
Anton and Frank Roman were pleas
ant callers at the Will Bigley home
Sunday afternoon.
John Jinderlee made a business trip
to Cresco one day last week.
VIM. Diekman, of::EIma, autoed to
| Joe Wacha's Monday.
Will Dinger, of Lowther, moved on
his farm near Maple Leaf Monday.
Glad to see them back in our neighbor-
hood again.. .~- r
Harold Marshall is on the sick list
nowadays.
Jess Miles, of near Saratoga, bought
a load of hogs from NJ. r. Bigley Mon
day. y
A large number attended the dance
at Lowther Monday evening.
Frank and Willie Kubichek called at
the A. Kakac home Monday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27
OTTER CREEK CLIPPING.

]. ]. Kreitzer and others took in the
sale of Joe and jim Wagner, last week
one day.
Nettie and Sadie Koch and brother
Fred and Miss Edith Sanderson took in
the dance at Calmar last Wednesday
evening, going and returning with train.
Oscar Moe and bride moved to Ridge
way, last week Friday, to make that
town their future home.
Nettie Koch and Malanna Kratz act.
ed as assistant teachers in District No.
4, last week, previous and during the
9Th grade examination. n.
The next meeting of the w. M. S. of
the Evangelical church will be at the
home of Mrs. John Weidaman, of Cres-
co, next week Wednesday.
John Reinhart was called to the sick
bedside of his aged father who resides
at Alta Vista, last week one day. He
| took the train at once, returning home
Saturday night. .-..
! Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Milk drove out
to Protivin last Friday to visit friends
! few days, returning home Sunday
, afternoon.
Arthur Kratz and wife, of Cresco,
visited at the Theo. Kratz home last
Thursday. and Anil Koch's on Friday.
returning to CrescO on Saturday.
Arthur will work farm near Button
the coming season instead of returning
to Washington where he lived the past
number of years.
Harry Weidaman, children and Ed
Weidaman returned home from Sun
man, Indiana, where they had been
during the last six weeks visiting
friends and relatives of their childhood
days. r+.
Mrs. Wenzel Wagner has beer quite
sick the past week with rheumatism.
At the present time she feels consider.
able better again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Moe and sister
Amy Moe, of Ridgeway, dined with
: Theo. Kratz and family last Sunday,
spending the afternoon together also.
Friends and relatives of Mr.. ana Mrs.
Chas. Ernst had farewell surprise
party on therr, before they depart for
Minnesota. A good time was had by
all and kept up until a late hour when
oysters We're served and all went home
much pleased.
j. r. dOppefSLau soiu us tdIM AoS'
week to Mr.. Kostohryz for $500. 90 PEI
acre. The same day Jim Vrba pur'
chased 80 acres of above farm from
Mr.. Kostohryz. .. &c.,.
School election. Monday next week,
for sub-directors, etc. Notices of same
are posted up in various parts of the
District.
! Rev. L. N. Day, of Cresco. will hole
preaching services in the Evangelical
church here next Sunday morning anc
afternoon.
Hattie Kratz went to Golden Ridge
one day last week, to visit her sister
Mrs. Louis Walter, for few days, re-
turning home Sunday afternoon.
Elmer Schild was listed among thu
sick, few days this week, having
spell Of the lagrippe.
REV. F. A. Damerow, Of DEBORAH,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27
MAPLE LEAF.

Mike Haskovec made a trip to Chica.
60 last week wife car load of stock.
Frank Zobeck entertained a number
of his friends last week Thursday. =
Joe Haskovec entertained company
Tuesday evening.
Matt Kobliska's entertained company
Sunday evening.
Joe Drtina called Wednesday at the
Joe Zobeck home.
Johnnie and Agnes Vcves called Fri
day evening at the S. kubicek home.
Joe Tlusty was an Elma shopper on
Tuesday.
Anna Zobeck called: on Agnes Kubi-
eek Thursday afternoon.
Joe Zobeck was an Elma shopper on
Wednesday.
Frank Zakostelecky and Willie Hut.
ton called at the Joe Zobeck home Sun.
day.
Jim Cusek and wife called Sunday
afternoon at the Jake Truka home.
John Drtina and family called at the
S. Kubicek home one day last week.
Matt Kobliska's entertained company
thursday
Mike Haskovec entertained a few
friends Thursday evening.
George Zobeck visited over Sunday
| at the Dusek home.
Frank Peril, who worked for S. Ku.
bicek for the past SIX months, left
Sunday for New York to return to his
former home in Europe from whence
he came two years ago.
Helen Kubicek came out from Clcs'
co last week to remain home for some
time.
Jim and Frank Lipa have been max
ing wood for Frank Long.
John Drtina and Anna ard Nettie
Zobeck called at the S. kubicek home
Sunday.
Thomas Mcknight purchased driv
ing horse of Anton Roman, Wednesday
, last.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kakac ane
babe visited at the John Kubichek
home Friday; also Joe and Kubichek
Jr., called there.
| Frank and Charlie Ranc were Alts
Vista callers Friday last.
Mrs. w. Jarosh was a business shop
per at Cresco Friday.
Mrs. J.Drtina and children visited al
the John Kubichek home Monday.
| Henry johnson was an .Elma visitor
Friday.
The dance at Kubichek Bros. wa!
well attended and all spent fine time
Thursday evening.
Tom Dvorak visited at the John Ku
bichek home one day last week.
| Anna Korbel returned to her home
in Cresco one day last week.
Mrs. John Kubichek and son Frank
were Cresco callers last Saturday.
4 Toby Herplinck returned home from
Hinckley, Mimi, last Friday.
The dance at John Kubichek's Sun
day night was success, and all repor
. a GOOD time, -...
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27
The King of All Laxatives.

For constipation use DR.. Kings New
Life Pills Paul Mathulka, of Buffalo:
N. Y, says they are the liking OF al!
laxatives. They are blessing to all
my family and always keep box at
home.' Get box and get well again.
Price Csc. At all Druggists or by mail.
H. E. Bucklen & Co., Philadelphia or
St. Louis.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27

Monday from Minneapolis for visit
with W. H. Hughes and family.
Mrs. John Eberling and little son
went to Postville Tuesday for visit.
Mrs. Wesley johnson went to Cresco
Saturday.
Mr.. Show returned to his home at
DEBORAH Saturday.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1914-02-27
Notice |!

Bring your furs this week or as soon
as you can, or they will be classed as
spIingy. Phone 376. So
SAM FELDSTE1N.
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ings: notice of election and nom
nations ,$2i8.O8.
on bridges. $3O.15.
Globe Gazette, publishing de-
linquent tax list. 1852 go.
P. E. Sletmoe. commissioner
salary and mileage. 500. 90.
P. f. Sletmoe. commissioner
1895. M e'
7. A. Carlson. com. salary and
mileage. 42980.
John G. Polfnss. com. salary,
and mileage, 81 90. -
John C. P1Huss. com. work on
brfdRes and mileage. $50 TD.
G:-H. Ebel. Dom. salary and.
mileage. $1,000.
C. II. Ebel. com. work on brid-'
ges and mileage, s&30.15.
". =. R0hi1Isnn, com, on C., H.,
BLDG. and p. farm. com. salary,
Thos. A. Fisher. extra work
during court. $2.85. ts'--e
Great ,Ndrthern Bridge Co.,
payment on bridge contrast. ST.
Frank E. Kimmel. threshing on
DOOR farm. S63.84.
Hankinson News. prtg. .coml
procdedings & election notices.
Underwood Broadaxe. notice of
nominations $taOd7. 4,
Wahpeton Times. mdse for
county offices, $15.O6.
Walcott Reporter, com. pro-
e eesd g and election notices.
Wyndmere Pioneer. notice Of
nominations. 317O.17.
Wilson Primtery, mdse. for
county offices. 1880.
WahpetOn Hardware Co. mdse
for G. II. & Jail and ballot boxes,
Art Metal CONSTRUCTION Co..
coat hangers for court house.
johnson Service Co.. installing
heat r8Rnlationsin Jail, 4625 90.
A. g. Michael. suIioadfng two
cars Of coal and drayage. Ss3 rs
Otter Tail Power Co., light &
n 1sisS ;,s 9; :. and iAil and poor
Wahpeton Water Department,
Waehburn Ignite Coal Co.. car
N. w. Telephone Co.. telephone
car \; q P ad&a e g : 1raltps on
Inot;A, Hcys =. ~ ns,. 4. "A
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Board called to order with sail
members present. :. +,

y .
Commissioner Polfussy submit
ted receipt showing that he. had
turned into the county treasury
500. so. received from sale of old
bridge lumber.
Commissioner Carlson submit
ted receipt showing that he had
turned into the county treasury
'$A3:75 received for old bridge
lumber sold.
The following resolution was
submitted and on motion adopt
ed all members voting ''aye.' I
Whereas. through an investi-
cation Of the records of the regis.
ter of deeds Office it is fennd that;
Gerhard Wirtz. of Hankinson. N.
OAK. is the owner of a uuartar,
section OF land and also the own
er OF city property in the city Of
Hankinson and that the said pro-
perty is uninDumbered and fur
ther that the said Wirtz is the
owner of other real and personal
property situate in Richland
County. N. Dak., and
Whereas, on the 18th day OF
March. 1913. we. the hoard Of
commissioners of said Richland
County. passed a resolution au-
thorizing and empowering the
County Judge OF said county TO
issue a certificate or diligence in
the commitment of Michael Writ
son of said Gerhard Writ, to the
home for the Feeble Minded at
Grafton. N. OAK. and u
Whereas. from said .investiga-
ton the said cmmissiners are
cnyinced that the said Gerhard
Wirtz is financially able to pay
for the care and treatment of his
said son in the said home at Graf
ton and that the cost for the care
and keep of said Michael Writ
should not be a charge, against
said Richland County. =.
Therefore. Be It Resolved that
the County Judge of said county
be and he is hereby authorized
and instructed to issue his Order
cancelllnR and revOking the said
certificate of idigence issued
March 18th. 1913, said order al
revocation to be effective from
ana after the 1st day of January.
The report of Hans Rasmussen.
overseer. Of the Door in kbercr0m-
lSble township. was submitted. read
and ;on motion accepted. .''
The two reports gofaRoy II. Rua.
0Werseer of the pooriin the City 0{
Lldgerwood. were submitted, reSt]
and on motion accepted.
The report Gf 1E6bias O. Hagen:
oyerseer of the poor in BhbyenIfS
township. was submitted, read
and on motion accepted.
On motion board adjourned I'M.
ftil-2 o'clock p. ~.
2 o'clock p. n. q:
Board called to order with ali
members present. =.
The offer Of p. H. Maine, to m.
the original amount 81 delinGuenf
taxes against Lot IS. Block 10.
resurveyed' plat Of the village al
paramount. was on motion re-
As DER Recommendation Of the
board Of trustees of the Village of
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On motion the reports were &C
cepted and ordered ffled.
On motion the auditor was in
structed to correct the record in
the matter of bridges as follows !:
Change description of location of
bridge included in motion of May
goth. 1914. describing bridge to
be built. from between section
35. township 1873, range 10, and
section 3, township 1872. range 49
to: between sections % and 81.
township 1872, range 40: also
change description of bridge in
Guided in the proposal of Great
Northern Bridge Co.. as shown II.
minutes of Oct. 9th. 1914, from
between sections % and 81,
township 1872. range 40" to: "be-
tween section IS. township 1873,
range 40 and section 8. township
1872. range 49,"
On motion board adjourned un-
til. O'clock P. N.
2 O'Clock p. M.
Board called to order with all
members present.
+ Reports Of Sheriff Budack for
>eNSS SSA AA0N -9kAN kOI1CSGCO
the months 81 Sept. and Oct:
49t4. were submitted. read and
ordered filed. -
The following bridge petitions
were submitted and read:
Petition. signed BY Claus Ben
son and others. for a bridge
across the Red River on the Zine
between Richland and Cass colin-
ties. Mimi: said bridge to be
built Jointly by said counties.
Petition. signed by VIM. Kohl
h hom an q others. for re-planking
and 6. Summit township.
On motion the petitions were
ordered filed for future considera-
ton.
. On motion board adjourned un-
clock A. n.
Friday; Nov. 18th. 1914. . o.
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payment for cost Of poor. S9.37. =
Freeman township, county pay
ment for cost Of poor. $40 III.
n. w. Sheet & Iron Works,
fculverts for Door farm. 870.27..
w. P. Gairncross. salaries and
money advanced. $f48.06. =
McCulloch & Robinson. mdse.
for court house. .&f39.71.
r. r.. Hauskin. mdse for pris-
oners. 4d1:a5.
farm. $50 80.
Gilbert Wien. livery for bridge
Committee. $3.50.
IN y. + II; ~ M4athiason, burning one
a. N. Parsons, refund Of clerk
| Of count fees. 81. 90.
u. y: slvers, county physician
salary. A3i.25. 80
one fsyss e GG oo tobacco for nris-
Donaldson Studio. Is suppers
for Jurors. $5.25. s ss
WAGNER & Son. mdse. for iail.
tS2:25. '.'
Frank Kufffck. 10000. . y
q: M: Ganham. dragging Great
rod =; BURKE Bye =: draggins Underwood
e. A. Klawitter. dragging Hank
inson road. 5000.
0has. sCanham. dragging Mer-
idtan nOan. 317.25.
~. 9ohnson. dragging Meridian
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sWyndmere. the board ON motion
ordered the abatement of 1913
taxes on 1886 Of the valuation as
sessed against Lot IL. Block 6.
Village Of Wyndmere: also the
abatement OF 1919 taxes on $3.50
OF the valuation assessed against
Chas. C. Kirk on personal property
in said village-said abatement
granted on the ground of excess
,siye and unreasonable valuations.
On motion the board ordered
the abatement of the 1913 taxes
essessed against Henry F0Enan
for road and school polls in Wah-
petOn on the ground that the said
person was not OF age in 1913.
|. On motion the board ordered
the abatement Of 1913 taxes on
$3.50 OF the valuation assessed
akainst Carl Franz on tiersOnal
property in Dexter township. on
the ground of double assessment
OF thresiffnK machine and engine
which property was assessed IN
both Dexter and Wyndmere town
|Bhips.
On motion the sheriff was au-
thocized to accept. the original
amount of personal taxes assess
ed against Louis BerEuuist in
Summit township for the year,
1913.
On motion the board ordered
the abatement Of 1913 taxes as
sessed against Matt Rassier in
Wahpeton for road and school
polls. on the ground that the said
person paid his poll taxes in Viii
kin County. Mimi, as shown By
receipt.
On motion the board ordered
the abatement Of the 1912 tax as
sessed against E. A. Springer in
DantOn township for school poll.
on the ground of double assess
ment.
On recommendation of the
board Of supervisors of Duerr
township. the board ordered. that
the assessment of the NE IA If
|SE Ia. Of 8-129-52 / ~. f.. for
back years: also for 1914 be re-
duced to amounts equaling o.. 90
per acre.
On motion the Auditor was in
[structed to advertise for bids for
bonding county Officers: bids 20
Ebe opened at 9 O'Clock 'P. n. Dec.
92nd. 'f8fl.- =
20. on motor motion the following claims
,!ojliS
il as3.s As.G|1t .s, ags INSANE eans
,,s I5sd ~, Rf44SSadf. milease ,apd
= Z u. -rE
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COMMISSIONER PROCEEDINGS


Board Of County Commission
ers of Richland County. n. D: met
pursuit to ad ioumment: Mem
Ebel. and Robinson. Board called
Minutes of last meeting read and
menced to audit tie claims again
adjourned until 2 O'Clock p. M.
2 o'clock P. M.
Board called to order with all
sioner Polfuss.
Work on claims against coun-
ty continued.
On motion the board authorized
the acceptance of the original
amount Of the 1895 taxes assess
ed against Lot II, Block II. Root
addition to Wahpeton, on the
ground that the entry Of said tax
es in tax list was not complete.
On motion board adjourned un-
til Thursday Nov. 18th, 1914, 9
o'clock A. M.
Thursday. Nov. 18th. 1914 9 o.
clock A. M
Board called to order with all
members present.
The following report on bridges
were submitted and read:
WahpetOn, N. D. Nov. ~. 1914.
To the Honorable Board Of Coun-
ty Commissioners:
We. the undersigned commit
tee on bridges in the first COM
missioner's district. beg leave to
report as follows: That we have
inspected bridge located on sec
ton line, between sections Z and
8, township 1856. range 40. and
found the same built according to
contract and recommend that a
warrant be drawn in favor of the
Great Northern Bridge Co., for
balance due on contract.
Respectfully submitted.
P. i. SLETMOE.
w. J. ROBINSON.
COmmitte"
Wahpeton. N. D.. Nov. ~. 1914.
To the Honorable Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners:
We. your committee on bridges
In the 2nd commissioners dis
trict. beg leave to report as, fol-
lows: That we have INSPECTED
bridge. number 222. located on
section line between sections %
and 26. township d33s range 70.
and found same repaired salts
factory.
Respectfully submitted.
+: 4: 4: G sfkFMSE.
COMMITTEES
To the Honorable Board Of Counz
ty commissioners:
We. your committee on bridges
IN the. 2nd cOinrsiissiOners' dis
trict. beg leave to report as fol-
lows: That we have inspected
bridge. number 223. located on
section line between sections 81
and %. township 1913. range l6,
and found same repaired salts
factory.
Respect fully. submitted.
T.. A. CARLSON,
p. =. SLETMOE.
Z. -, Committee
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Wahpeton. N. D.. Nov. ~. 1914
To the Honorable Board of .Coun-
ty Commissioner
We. your committee on bridges
in the third commissioners dis
trict. beg leave to report ais fol-
lows: That we have inspected
bridge. located on section line be-
tween sections 20 and 80. town
ship 1871. range 10. and found
same built according to contract.
Respectfully submitted.
JOHN C.. POLFUSS,
C. H. EBEL.
Committee.
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Wahpeton. N. d.. Nov. ~. 1914.
To the Honorable Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners:

We. your committee on bridges
in the third commissioners dis
trict. beg leave to report as fol-
flows: That we have inspected
bridge located on section line be-
tween section IS. township 1873,
range 10 and section 3. township
1872. range ~. and found same
built according to contract.
JOHN C. POLFUSS.
C. H. EBEL.
Committee.
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buy old furniture do furniture repairing and framing
o and bargam prices
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