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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
YOUNG REPUBLICANs MEET.

At q meeting IN the American Ho-
tel st. Louis, Thursday of the Exc
cutiye Committee Of the Young Re
publieans Of Missouri it was decided
to hold a banquet in the Kansas City
Convention Hall on Lincoln's Birth
day, February r.
Clarence A. Barnes, Of this city, ia
president Of the organization and a
member Of its Executive Committee.
It was announced that at the Kan
sas City celebration the State Repub.
liean campaign will be launched.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

j.. y. stephens, y, II. oWPnsSs
m Stephens, Maude Crosswhite NJ
nett and Claude Crosswhite AN
nett, Plaintiffs.
VS..
W. r. skinner, Defendant.
In the Circuit Court Of Audrain w.
Missouri.
by virtue and authority Of o deass
and order Of sale made BY the "
Court, in the above entitled cause, Wy
OF A. certified eepy-tAercof, aa~
October 9th. 1915, I will on
Friday. December 10th, lsls,
Between the hours Of nine O'CLOCK .
the forenoon, and five o'clock u
afternoon Of that day, at the iiSa ~
door Of the Court House, in the y:
Of Mexico in Audrain County, 4.
souri,, sell at public vendue' 70
highest bidder, the following w.
cribed real estate, viz: a.
The Southeast quarter o.
Northeast quarter Of Section D r5l
five (35) Township Fifty-tWo ~
Range Ten (f0l, in Audrain OOOn''
Missouri. -
Terms Of sale as follows, VIZ
3S-4t ]. w. Barnett, SneLn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Homer Bassford, Of the st. Louis
Times, formerly city editor Of the
Ledger. has been appointed one Of the
Committee Of ST. Louis citizens who
went to Washington this week in an
effort TO secure the National political
convention for the state metropolis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Dies at County Farm.

Mrs Mary Wright, 46 years old,
died at the County infirmary Sunday
morning at 11sso Of a complication Of
diseases. Thet funeral was at the
County farm Monday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. HRS. Wright came to the in,
Urinary from M~iddletown, about a
year ago.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
AL. Howard Injured.

Brakeman A. L. Howard on Chi
cago & Alton train No. 1e2 was ser
iousIy injured Wednesday BY having
his right arm cut OF at the shoulder
when he fell from the engine at
Pearl, III. A special train took him
from Pearl to Jacksonville, where he
received medical attention. Howard
runs between Mexico and RoadhOuse.
His many friends in this city sym
pathize with him st this time ard
hope for his recovery.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Lauehter Aids Digestion

Laughter is one of the most health
ful exertions; it is Of great help to
digestion. A still more efectual
help is a dose Of ChambeTlain's Tab
let's. II you should be troubled with
indigestion give them a trial. They
only cost q quarter. obtainable ev-
erywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09


S~ T1k De& A hn vEtaea a
sl0aaEa Who travels vaA IN Pozr
ard Rossr * agr1nd ezra Fza
mn zs hzs ntszadnrts to eoEy kes
rrsry elzsk 4z uhs Is - izPurzzi
asf zsszg Hrtare nsn hxvs asked
pazmz3sa % sccozspaag her On hel
Nsrzsy. VII Be he g.s of Nss
Yogk next week
his visitor. who IS oe Of & n@i
usefzl inhzhEtauts u TT country. Il
Lady Egiantsae. q white Lghoru
pallet VITA the wors8's rsosd FOR lay
ms eggs
Lady Egzntine has ta rsPutztior
If having laid s1s eggs II 3s5 days
the worlds record she III be On ex-
hihitiOn al the Empire Poaltry AssO-
|eiatisn's show 81 the Grand Central
Palace TIE hen Is Owned BY A. A
Christian Of P~h1adelphia- Next
Tuesday she vii leave for New York
IN a special Pullman sleeper. Two
special ears have been engaged fol
the record laying hen. And two mo
tOn picture representatives viii take
pictures
Lady Byzantine viii Re taken to the
Hotel Imperial in a meter car. There
she win have a Injurious suite. She
vii be taken to the poultry show each
day By an attendant ard win be ex.
hibited IN an ornate coop 10x1O feel
in length and breadth. Uniformet
guard win be in the coop with her to
tell the spectators the story of her
life.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

'-u.strnzss uer ae ~bsasesAip &
4 =. Hdz.a
A Lasana saz &app~s x1Az@
us-sh q hSe ard hurs n ~e eg
An week- ~uaSd frea PIKE esznfy
uapPer7
Z O. No-ra i koze srun = tnF
70 misoz be says sAsy have had
Al al rirks Esv IN thns stzts vita
heavy freeze whisA has i~nterfsrea
With eo-n gathering qzise a little
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

John s. Mantiply, one Of Pike coun-
|ty's well known citizens, died at
GAINESVILLE November %, at the age
Of 70 years. He had been a clarks-
vile merchant for more than 50 years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09


EdiEo1x LEDGER, Mexico, BE.
GenfkRuens-
Montgomery City, No. Nor. Zth,
1g1E-In nnTweg 20 y01rS 81 yszser-
Gay win sag thct we have no faelit-
les whatever for taking ear 81
tramps IN the winter. It Is a very
serious question TO handle ia towns
u thfs xizs. When sick o. crippled
in anyway the Marshall takes cara Of
them IN the city prison, and they are
fed At city expense. II Is al very un-
satisfactory and inhuEnan but II Il
hard 10 remedy. II fhey are syste-
maticaliy fed and cared for they seem
10 ali soon learn IL and gather like
been TO honey and the revenue d
small towns like this il Boon exhaust
ed. We have been doing like most o.
the towns in Missouri, pass them On
as fast a. we can. Il would be .
blessing TO all communities If some
general system could be devised for
handling this trouble, but we have
been unable TO suggest 3 remedy.
Yoars truly,
J. r AYpling,
Mayer II Montgomery City.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Casey wssz a Iris sy. rsrG .
tagzZ hea Fndsy evszzE stztzs
suxlA Sam Walzz, had GAd ThurS
y - Fors wwzA Texzs a Ae kEe
Il th hraG. Bee Wsstz ne fsn-
azl SIS heaa ssszra1z. Mrs Giles
c~z 4 this ritg. Is . sister Il The
6ssa zAa Mr. WosH who wzs qzts
81 Is va kns1n hrs and had Ezzy
friez4s IL Mex5oa Ths Ledger zs
j. exss1dag Ensssezs sympathy 70
he tx-ezTed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
wkv Tou ShnzN Use Chamherlafn's
Cexxh Remedy.

Because Il has an established repu-
tztica wsz ry rs coed E0EG
Because X il most esteemed By
these xho hare zAd il a ==y
pears, as occzsica rsgzired ard are
best acqznte5 viii rs good o1zl-
irlez
Becazse II loosezs and relieves .
cold and aids sature Il restoring the
Eys1E 70 . healthy condition
Because Il does not contain opium
og zry ether narrOtc-
Because Il + within the reach Of al
Il only costs . quarter. Obztnable
Gsrzhere Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09


THE Mexico Ledger Joins the peo-
pie Of Mexico generally in eongrati-
lzting A. P. Green on the splendid
business the a. P. Green Fire Brick
Company Of Mexico Is row doing.
The A. P. Green Brick Company Is one
Of Mexieo's most important industries
and pays cut thousands ard Thousands
Of dollars every year for labor, sell
ing goods IN al psrts Of this country
ard Canada and Old Mexico. An ii.
dHstry that combines labor largely
unsklled, with dirt and uakes = pro
duet that Is in demand all over ths
eoantry il ~ an important propozftioz
end Ehonld have the cordial and hear.
y GPprt Of the peOp3e not oaIy d
MeIics but Of Andrain ard adjoining
.e01ntie4 A large number Of CIR PEG
PIE Do not appreciate the scope am
Importance Of this industry, and i
would probably surprise them If the,
would pay a visit TO the brick plan
and find cut Just what is doing"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

HAvERFORD College president
says the danger Of war in Ameica Is
Just about as acute as the danger Of
an earthquake in Philadelphia. That's
the reason we need to be prepared in
advance, for nowadays wars come
with just as little warning as dc
earthquakes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Ihieres u Baehelpr.

The general store and post Ofice at
Bachelor, No, was entered BY thieves
Saturday night, and the safe blown.
About $500 was taken and the thieves
made good their escape.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
xErApA No- IS ANGELc.

Nss.sA IA. De 2-violasSns q
shs h~ have decreased q materially
axe tht city pszt ery tAaf A1yo'
pain AID tbs CITY coundR dseiast
,hat a Police suass has bseons = lax
ny nsisAd q 4 necessity. and Mon
aay nfrht he ceunds pased an ordin-
sare ~ahsiishinx tie uehrs. vhieh ear.
ned = salary Of $500
A Jassiee Of he Peace rill % Ran
ed to perform the duties of Polies
Judge ans his remuneration VIII have
cuxae thrOagh tAe medium Of fees.
Violations Of the eitys laws al .
rsre, Mayor Dulin says, that the fees
wont lie saough to buy chicken feed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

ANTE SHOULD COOPERATE
UNDER The bezdline II The FzrEa-
e. q Produeer,S the Chicago Breedera
Gazette eatonzlIy zayas
The continued growth II e0Gnsry
cooperative buying and selling has
led to the question. shosA the cOus-
ny 20 into the torn tusinesz2 In
ether words, should the country OTn
and operate the country town for the
Leneft Of fhe countryz Desirable a
may be many farmers mutual and 20.
operative movements, some students
see In them the destruction Of ths
country town. It should not be neees-
fary for the farmer to be his owr
commission mar in order to sell hi
goods for what they are worth. Hi
business is farming, not m~erchandis
ing. and he wiz be glad to stick Il
hts last II merchants, produce dealers
elevator operators, live stock shipper
end Others who buy or handle BIZ
customary products are men VIII
know their business well enough to b
able to pay what the market justiheI
and who are willing 70 give him ;
square deal The country toxin tina
sess 70 It that there is q fair rnarke
far every salable article produced D
<be farm and that there Is q sufHcien'
number Of reliable merchants to SIP
ply goods at reasonable prices vii
get she trade Of the territory. Tn,
question Is one Of markets, for It &
IN town, in the buying and selling
that the business end Of farming ter
inmates. II to farm efficiency Their
& added q good market in which t
huy and sell an ideal condition re
sultx.S
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Truates,s sal.

WHEREAS, Walter s a,.n
Mary Z. AzbiIl. his wife. = y
deed Of trust dated January iss ,ss.
filed April End, 1912, ana 80.
in Book IS. at page 374, i. a. $
eorder's Office Of Audraia
Missouri. at Mexico, eouTevas !.
the undersigned trustee, for a.
pose Of securing the in5es,s
therein mentioned, the foIov;.sI
|cribed real estate. tovit: h
east Quarter (SEA) Of the Norfsss
Quarter lNEK); and the Ys,fs,.A
Quarter (NEA) Of the so5ts...
Quarter tSEH) Of SechOs -
four tS4l; and the West HaH TWs
of the Southwest Quarter IyEu1
ard the Southwest Quarter fSws
of the Northwest Quarter fNWu,
Section Thirty-fye (35), al n ~
ship Fifty-two (52l North a D..
Six f6l. West Of the Str n N
tanning 200 acres, except the e.
Thirty f30l feet in Width ~
Southwest Quarter (SwHl 90
Southwest Quarter (SwKJ d =
Section Thirty-hve (35), IN Ava,,.
County, Missouri, and
WHEREAS, default has bee, "a.
IN the payment Of the 1915 tarn !
provided in said deed Of tm,f !.
reason Of which. the legal ovps, x
holder Of the indebtedness therpb, I
cured, has declared the whole \ "
indebtedness 70 be due, all Of ~
now remains unpaid.
NOW THEREFORE. L,B.cEn.
ard. the undersigned trustee. 4 4.
request Of he legal owner and bstr
II said Indebtedness, do hereby IN
notice that I win, on
Saturday, December iith. 1918.
Between the hours Of 900 oeI0E
M, and 500 o'elock D. m, Of th,t dsv
eel said real estate at public yendus
% the highest bidder, for cash. Al n
East front door Of the Audrain CONT
Court House, IN Mexico, Missouri n
the purpose Of discharging The MA
tedness secured BY said deed Of hi
The Interest due thereon, and the VI
81 executing this trust.
3s-At y. G. Howard. TINS
First publication November ism
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Il consider Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy by far the best medicine in
the market for colds and Group" SAYS
Mrs. Albert Blosser, Lima, Ohio.
Many others are Of the same opinion.
0btainable everywhere. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
MExrco HOSPITAL

MAINTENANCE
THE most important proposition
before the people 81 Mexico tnday Il
he maIntenancc fund for the hospital
Everybody agrees that It would be
most unfsrtunAte 10 have this sDleH-
did institutiea discontinued, but Il
takes money and q good deal Of It ID
suppert . high class charitable prop.
ositisn VI this kind. II you want ths
hospital continued. you must get busy
snd render not only prempt and cor
dial but sasterial assistance.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
The Weekly Ledger

e4snAsxs - - Ws..ay Lexxw
$1,000 vs1& o. e1hs - o. muxsa
- 4tE gaEH as Eeze~ DEr -
NxSo1z prs1pdT - aknt rnsT n
~ mlM opg e nr fsssn<
gnszE
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Owes Her Good Health to Chamber
lain's Tablets

Il owe my good health to ChAm-
berIain's Tablets writes Mrs. r G.
Nef, Crookstcn, Ohio. Two years
ago / was an invalid due TO stomach
trouble. / took three bottles Of these
Tablets and have since been IN the
best Of health" Obtainable every
where. Adv.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

B. =. Bradley, formerly Of this city,
a resident Of Nevada. who Is visiting
in Mexico at this time, says the liquor
laws are being enforced TO the letter
in Nevada and that the boOtleggers
are scared to Light. Nevada went
dry By q large vote and from the very
beginning Of the local option law were
dealt with severely which discouraged
other yioIators Of taking similar
chances.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Miss Ruth Crews is now steno-
grapher in the Office Of Secretary Gun
nell, Of the State Grain Dealers Asso-
citation in this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

The R. A. Calhoun property in south
Mexico was sold at auction Saturday
afternoon to ]. H. Lane for s76O.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

J. A. Guthrie, Jr, is home after .
pleasant visit in Kansas.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Kenneth Sanford is home from Col
smbia where he spent the weekend
with friends.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

A divorce was granted Wednesday
TO Bertha May Baford against Glen
wood Bafford.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

According to the state report Aud
rain county has 361 automobiles.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Jay Coatworth, Of Kansas City, "a
visiting friends and relatives in Mex
fco
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

The ss-sEizz keSsx <poz Nayw
aypsEag a. Mentg0nsery Ctr, aa1rH
that Noztgazuey Cty. Ike Msxieo
anz Eoat teT=rs n TIE ssats. pass
tsznpa On - ths NEXT town a.
rarssly a. yaaEihls.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

Mezsrs kzz TIE nz& rEsuzs ~
Tz-zz4 fhe EzEznez q MBE
Fz-s< ~zo had ezzzs = s G
mel ez1T here sa9e years. ayr
b= Esder & s-TzsEenn kGs hE
yezx. win representatives, frg@ each
ezxA lie nzYx sszg zs er
nzz ard Tia seT SEk - secretary,
10 salary Wa r~x - z-yCz- AIS a
& Re cezex4 Ez& VET -
ezx1E Tks saze szzzxsmezz j.
gszx e 5e E3zkz again 2s
yesz. o. rsGzss 4 is . hzrP %
@ rAo kzys 70 % fs wuzz fg-
rsgs a. ne azHss rzae usy az
eszp@zss zS5Ay AID Ens ns--
zaes1rT RESTS SEEN to ftAer-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
~PREsEDESr Will MARRT

'Lssgsr special O1
Washington D. c. De-
formally a-nnounssa ths -
Prsddsas woOdrov wnso.
CAT VIII b n.rrsd sasusa-
tsr sirh'ssH.A At Mrs. csr,.
Only immediate rslas..s
the esrenony which VII
fair. SO
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

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Nexa<z, EzH1E
Dear Err
NmskzL Ma 1SsT. - Is15-
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e avn. We ksFs nsrer uz& ;. ~
tsEW - @hs az * 1rzzw eEET
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s. - esz511a O. u1Ez Er1s; = ~
snsxzssx w~E ex1 shem u1 q
trEsA
a feW yezxx aEs ~ wEzzH
hsH . Fszx h6y 81 80 pr E
s@mss6 g. s ard eTEry szsE e
khxrsy, e UsrY rarE Fxx rErz-
rsE - ~, aE wEf ZEEazze< -
ker- II karzzr ezze r. G a ezzy
ezz4 g TIE rszezzz zzzzx Er
-kzzaa or ~ vas tsE 70 81 70 a
xerz eGrx phez Lin zH rsl
hare aa
Ta q Ms E1rz hezz EEtEn 2af
ne hare ever had k14 &E p
wzu& INST Hzppnrx and nvE IA
zzs RS - Fu &M
Ee2A1rzy.
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09

A. K. Luckie is home from a bus
mess trip to Belle City. No, where be
has important interests.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1915-12-09
Books For
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LADIES' AUXILIARY.
HENNEP1N COUNTY.

1895 i4tR Ave- s' 3. Miss Mary 8oylsn.
ma Diy s@7v ~ !; ~ MIRA
, s11 2ss, Ave: Rec. secy., MRS NJ. 4. Lane.
~ d6tn .s ave NJ; Fin. secy., Mrs. Eath
R Rssey' S2s ti Ffysmont; Treas Mrs. Clara
Rose Valley. s35 Andrus BLDG. Meat,n U:
are held on second and fourth Mondsy
~ n'on'n IN A. y. U. w. hall, So. 7th ST.
Nd Division Ne; 2. Minneapolis -Pre,..
ace ace Hres;, Mrs. Mary Kauth, lis 1sths
Ave- n T.; h ms s. sesy:. Miss Mary Garvey.
Ray. a1sa Grand St. n Be- EFT inn ME- e. Bridget
E.: Tlesss SM rs R;,7 7ss .WvHs.hineton St
Ave- n Med H1s@ f Dr Ps:, .1s 81 !,
On o.. nrst and third Mondays Of month ne \.
Mary yi e. %cR he; g. gdy.
ASs e. rec een see, k Rtss S02f ., RTy%St
E E~ssso lso X7 s;a in ksSS; n:
liz HMEs s5ster Avi isiS
p ES3s sth S. II sentinel MRS r1 Ma92
ings held first and third Tuesda Mee y,
T fain mont month; Hall. Plymouth and nd
Alice Kelly. s51s a4th hnAsa 1pe Hes Mrs
AVE- AVE- Nellie Ren y. McGough, 2s2s Bloominxto;;
Sc See' md Mf' I'M MARY K. Troy isos lis
Brysnt. st1z Girard Ave- sssG r Mr.; A Nm.
=; M: Welsh, 2llo 18th Xve G s.: Nj Mss.
M 1as D. E.f RsF1 s. s Sa% s.
Meetings are held on first ana third Wad
npe9soays Of month in Maccabee T he%
bloomington and Franklin. 'e' nsn'
garet Mullen, 22o4 Dupont Ave- r.: M W,s
HHres;, Mary Gleason. 26O7 Emerson' xv .ce
Ave As e.; s En- M SER MGarsissey iois III
o,Brien. s22s Glra ard A Sec'' N Catherine Uterine
MMartha Griffin. 500 5th Ave. 8: Ma
and Goth. IT. M e. IL Flynn s1a corner Bryant
and third Thursdays Of month n IN s sIe nr:s
Han corner 4th ST. ana soth a Ave Sen n e
Mary ! wssa,ck assass:RR syior g. 4 M.
M y1es n1es 3; Mr.. Margarst Moran. 2sei
Mrs. sf' M.r 1sas P Mnen St Fn
Sra a Ave I'M 4 &c., Miss Miss Mary irwin. "a
n ], IN aye. N. g.; Med. Exam.
MMeetings are held on first and thiri
MMe fIae Jays Of each month in l. O. 1"l e
T. mai, End and Central Avas W. ".
RAMSEY COUNTY.
&C ceeunty President, Mrs. Ellen con-.x
COOK 81 s Eli viss R Ere Ms: Joh.aa:
MS1a MAJ Scott, 411 Central Ave: EFF Trsaa
Mrs. Margaret Carey. 90S " Csnfrsi - ~
Meetings held at Hibernian E4sii -, ~ ~
Franklin SITS. 1'@" 1aan' ftn a1a
WAsEcA COUNTY.
Ei Rilylsion No: /; GAINESVILLE
an; Fin. and ms. Sec, Julia Murnhv. ~.
set G;,u Mary Dalton; Treas. Anna Burke.
beth V'e Monn No: >. g. Paul-Pres. Elisa
ST. ste''' Rs Mare are Reach: sos st. Adams
Litchfield Ave-; Fin. Sec NAL si, aU
JOS A!bemarle St.: ms Sec, Marv No.
IAN, ~ Edmund St.: Treas, Mary was-
n ner: s2S ytrginia Ave; Med. Exam, 81.
liver; i've Mckeon. s07 Lowry Bldg. Meet.
nesdays Of month in Hibef1Es1 HaII A.
p Division No. :: Ct. Paul-Pres., 1,s,
sMG !s ~. Cock. q 18th 81: Vice Prss..
Sec Sec Ma May 1 Kenny; ?os =; ath g.; Re-.
Sec. Mrs. Elisabeth McNaIiy. 3oS NJ.
ubin st.: 1ns. Sec, ~. Dorsfta -.
Manus, $50 Carol Ave-: Traaa.. NJ ~
Esref CesbZ. se3 John st.; Med. 6xa1..
~. e a. Burns, Lowry Blde, NesfiSS
re nsid On drst and third Thursday1 n
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Reilly, Brainerd.
g. Auditing Committee = Margaret Scott
Elizabeth McNally, St. Paul.
insurance Secretary Margaret A.
Insurance ACKNOWLEDGMENT Sullivan
Rochester. -''
State Medical Director - DR.. r. W.
Buckley, st. Paul.
Directors Of Insurance Fund - Nellie
Gurran, Minneapolis; Annie Conroy, ST
faul: Josephine Hagerty, Shieldsville
anna Willesen. Duluth; Margaret Nolan
Auditing Committee - Ellen McGrath
-. Paul; Annie Kennedy. st. Cloud; Mel.
lie McColl. st. Paul.
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NATIONAL pIREcro..

NATIONAL DIRECTORS.
John p. Healey, Delaware.
Ed ddoT ii H +; MatMhe .. Rhode Island.
James Clancy: M MsX ss1.sy:
nayles =. Mcfarland. New York.
rSIAIE RS-MlNNeaorA.
g. FFesiaent-T. J. Doyle. Endicott Side
State secretary-P. j. oT: ponn g,nIiu atoo
Longfellow Ave-, Minneapolis. ''o"
str ets Tsr-;n sheehy. Montgomery.
,,,; Ssate chaplain-Rev. P. J. Fox, James.
nd presid i. Of Insurance Fund IT. J.
s+ Secretary Of 1nsurancs-Thomas WEIGH.
State Treasurer Insurance - John
shsehy. Montgomery. AA'
State Medical Director-Dr. J. v. o'Con.
It pir eel Ae Of Insurance. Fund - John
Moran. Minneapolis e. J. McManus. 81.
=: ,corcoran. St. Paul: Thomas WelcS..
NATIONAL oFFIcERs-L. A. A, O. n,
National President = Mrs. Ellen Ryan
'o Nstd aaTfe Vie P F; r.
Mahoney. Calumet. Mich.
Nationsi secretery-Mrs. Adelia Chris.
ty: Cleveland, Ohio.
cd SatS1'' sy T.sa:sre T. nF' Mary
STATE oFFlcERs-L. A. A. o. II.
President - No. Mary =. Daley. iios
Wee P 4si so9sie'1 Nay =. H.mm,rl
Duluth.
Secretary = mia c. Ksatins. lE Pleas.
ant Ave: st. Paul
s. rfsa'ur'F = x''' May c''san' Far'-
Board q Dirsstors-Masy n. Sullivan.
Duluth: Ellen coaroy. D. Paul: May J.
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wAsEcA COUNTY.

&C. County President. ]. P. coushlin, Wa.
M' P,hyis1on No. !. waseca President,
T4sSnHse! Lambert; Vice Pres, John II
Eaemil: Rec. Sec, J. W. Conway: ms
FIJI fGS;; charles McLoone: Treas, B. j.
T. Division No. 2. Observation-Disclosures
lanes E,n Sullivan: Vice Pres, +. Foiey:
En- s. ana ms. Sec, J. M. Byron: rs
sec.' J. Dalton; Treas. James McBridS
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W1NoNA COUNTY.

County president, N. J. RYAN kex
King St, Winona, Sos =.
%. Division No. Pres, J. A, Mcmillan.
81 i M Howard st.; VICE Pres. + Ries
2o3 ": Mark St.; Fin. sec.'' II. MI = T vssss
9!1 Washington St.; In1 Sec.
RRy yan 81 ~ Washington s.; Treas. T. !:
Tsst a; S en- u v1, kns st.; Ned Exam. d:
On on second and fourth Thursdays Of montS
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CROW WING COUNTY.

County President. VIM. Barron. Al
rourth Ave, Brainerd. MIMI,
Division No. 1. Brainerd - President.
Hugh Hugh Breason. 900 KinEwood st.; Vice
Pres.. H. H. Mccartney, 216 N. Sra 81
Fec F,n Sec Sec. :. =. Nolan. SIS n. sth St.:
Inn 'a s ses'' :. :. Brady. gig n. 9th St.:
Treas, B. g. McNamara, 70e Laurel 81
Med. Examiner, DR.. r. A.. Bennett. CHI
sehs state Bank Bldg. Meetings are heid
In K. G. Hall. Va '''o"sn
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STEELE COUNTY.

County County President. George c. Toh,r.
s. D S1iss T 81 pss. Job.
Rec. Sec.. J. f. Malone: Sin. Sac SJ'a1'
M4 nho Ins. Sec. J: e. Malone; Treas.
yonn Hogan: Med. Exam, a. q. MnrS.s
noase; Meetings are held on first We'd
p. m. - s'sv
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SWIFT COUNTY.
County President-D r uon....
Clontarf sOesAaosss
NJ Division Ne. l.. clontarf-Pres. VIM
Zee S SsS. Andrew Kavanaugh; Fin. Sec.
Teas re oN faG;, 1n 9..s Sec. M. F. Conlogue:
Or: Q. Dagnault. Benson, MINI. MAI.
;;nss are held on nrst Sunday Of mont
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STEVENS COUNTY.

- County President. NJ. Mahoney. Nor.
Division No. President. Jame. =
Lew!er. Morris; Vice Pres, Franz Han:.
ss9:d MMS oFr.; F Fss Sec ~
han. Morris; Ins. Sec. Thos r 1 a1as.
ney: Donnelly: Medical examiner. Dr IS
= Fitzgerald. Sick committee. John n.i1
sln %deSs - ~. John Rims; Meetinss first
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DAKOTA COUNTY

County President. T. P. Moran, Hast.
Division No l. Hastings-Div. Pre..
Z; J. Barrett. Hastings. Mimi; VICE Viz;
F Pna e. Patr1ck carolan. Hastings, MINI.
Fin. Sec. NJ. o'Brien. HastinEs. Minn.
ms. Sec. M. O'Brien Hastings. MINI
Treas, John Kane; Medical Examiner
se ss, feck CA ana d,, Brady Meetings held on
In A. o. U. w. Hall. 1Ao4'n