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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1915-07-21
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Mrs. Carl Grell and Mrs. Gust
Schau visited at Schleswig Wednes.
day.
Mrs. Herman Mailman visited rela-
tives at Wall Lake Thursday.
Miss Marie Rath, of Denison, visited
friends here several days last week.
n. Z. Langford transacted business
in Onawa Thursday.
Max NVulf. of Schleswig, purchased
several lots here Thursday, on one of
which he will build blacksmith shop
and one a nice home. We welcome
him TO our growing city
Carl Ifrcll was Denison business
! caller Thursday. },t
! Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wells, of Deni
son, visited relatives here Thursday.
Godfried Woke, who has been yisi
ting relatives and taking in the sights
in Los Angeles, California, the past ten
months, returned Friday. He states
that for touring California is all right,
but Iowa is the best to live in.
Miss EIOiten is visiting relatives and
friends in Ida Grove this week.
w. V. Snow visited relatives III Ode
bolt over Sunday.
The family OF Fl. G. Baak are nicely
located in their new home on Maple
Street.
Nh. and Mrs C. p. Hoefcr moved in
to the A. f. Baak home vacated by II.
| G. Baak.
The Mission festival in Hanover was
postponed indefinitely on account of
! the heavy rain Sunday.
Miss Elsie Kruger, Of Waterloo
| who has been visiting relatives here
| for some time, has been Oh the sick
list for the past few weeks. She will
leave for Denver Colo, next week,
where she will take treatments. Rev.
coycry.
The following shipments are report
| ell FOR the week: j. Fl. Dethlefs, 9 cars
of hogs to Chicago, cars OF hogs to
| South Omaha.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Darling aud chill
drcn were over Sunday visitors at tho
nome OF ms parents, Mr. ana MIS-. "A
y. DARING, near Boyer.
MIS-. Aplanna justice, Oh beh'So'l
VISITED at me nome 0l ier ia'''et' "
". Landon, last week.
MI. Gary mad il bad acclacll one
aav last week re ,,au 'oaoco lis ''s'
large tilhher ONO the running se"'S
Oh Inc wagon coupicd OUT iohS, 'ha'
he uses '"r moving houSe9' anu was
on MS way 70 move a mouse Just '"e
olfer %'oe OF N. H. hroSoel' ''o,ie'
| Wiicn me W"Sol upset 'i'e ''eaNN 'i'''-
hSr iallih& on ms 1901 ana Sli'aS'''l's
IT. a physician te.uii''i's irp'i Pr,
icSS'oi"i NiS'' P'ch'o '.'i /"p III ms
auto and ofou&li nm TO he'oi''"nc'e
nc was cafcn lor ANA Is recovering
nicely at TINS 'li'c.
otailiey browne went 70 '>oc''eohe'
iaSt thursday 70 ""oeiSo an opera
tlon Ills lriehdS nope IL WIZ DE sue
ccsalu' ana INA, nc may ,e',i" WE
out having lurlilcr troupe from inc
complaint
Miss Fay Hutchinson visited last
week with her aunt; Mrs. j. Dewitt,
in Deloit.
The Epwcrtl League social at tic
Risslcmau home Friday evening was
well attended ana good time en-
loved,
An electric fan was placed i'll the
hall Monday. which will add greatly to
The comfor, of the people who as
scmblc there hot EVENINGS. The NOV
in. pjcjuyes twice a week are well at
tended and ere pronounced good
There were no church services held.
SUNDAY morning On account of rain
and high water. People from the
country could not get into town by
either the Bower or Otter creek bridge
as tho water was S, high.
Mrs. r. Burelund has been on the
sick ,;st thc oast weak or two
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
lyinans was released from quarantine
The fore mart of the week. there hay.
inr been only one very light case of
smallnoy.
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alton of $4,000. Mr.. Larson purchased
it for future home and for the land,
and splendid location and surround
ings. He made a splendid purchase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Williams, oil
Rapid, S. D.. are spending this week
visiting among relatives aand friends
in and around kiron. while here they
arc the guests of Mrs. Wlll'ams
parents, Mr. and Mrs. p. e. Wardell
in old I<iron.
Mrs. Andrew Hanson arrived from
Soldier, Ia. last Saturday FOR a WISH
with relatives north of town.
The extra heavy rain on sunday
morning over this locality was sure
GOOD one The bottom south OF town
for a while in the morning was
entirely covered with water. Consld-
cradle damage to crops was done on
the low lands.
l'ilda Larson, of Omaha, is the
gut,st at the Swan Niauritz home, ar
irving last week to enjoy her summer
vacation with her friends and rola-
tiYcs here.
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weeks visit with relatives and friends
here and returned 10 her home at Pts
2al.
Mrs Jack Reese, of Des Moincs, is
visiting her parents in. old liirou and
other friends. She WAS accompanied
by her sister, Miss Thelma, who has
been spending some time at Des
Moines.
Mr.. N. Il. Johnson, of Newmans
Grove. Nebraska, visited with a mum
Der Of relatives in and around Kiron
the past two weeks.
II. w. Schribcr and wife, OF Mime
apeiis, Visited>with relatives in kiron
apolis, visited with relatives in kiron
last week and attended the wedding
OF Mrs. Schriber's sister.
Albert Mauritz, OF I.awton, la, is q
visitor among kiron relatives and
friends this week.
a deal was made Friday by the
Clausen Bros. real estate agency,
wherein the fine John Jacobson l2o
acre farm 2 miles northwest of here
was sold to n. Il. Larson, considera-
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MIR. and Mrs. Frank Holmes, from
Washington, d. c., and Mrs. Yackey
and daughter. Hattie, visited with the
Mrs. Jasper Hahn and Louie Arndt
families Tuesday.
Ben Quathamer and family return
ed Tuesday from their overland trip
TO Columbus, Neb. They had the
same kind Of rainy weather out there
and travelling by auto was difficult.
Charles and Harley Chase went to
tDeloit Tuesday and DR.. Bonncy ac-
|companicd them as far Us Deniscu
and returned with them when they re-
! turned the same evening. Charles
was looking for {; shetland pony for
his boy and saw different parties, but
with no success.
| Elmer pOlzein went to Manila be.
tween trains Wednesday. His wife
met him at train No. 3 and they both
went to Sioux City to sec Albert Pol
EHen, who was reported very sick.
They found Al able to be about, but
far from well.
Mrs. Bian lscmjnger and children,
from Dalton, Ncb., arrived Thursday
, for visit with her mother, Mrs. Jas
per Hahn.
Henry Weller has just finished put
! ting in new cement walks and Il new
house yard fence, which are surely
| fine improvements to their farm home.
! Miss Ollinda Ncubaum is visiting
her aunt in Dcnison.
Henry Hink has bought the black
smith shop owned by Ernest PoleSki
and has moved. il onto his lot north
of town which he recently purchased
, from Charles Clinton, and will use it
as q stable for his thoroughbred
horses
| Henry Hamer returned Saturday
from tho hospital at Carroll. whore
he has been for treatment for q few
days. He doesn't look or feel well
YET.
Paul Schoening is making some
needed improvements this week about
his new elevator recently purchased
from the Nicola Elevator company,
and says he will be ready to buy grain
this week.
Thomas White and daughter, Mrs.
j. p Welsh, drove to Denison Thurs
day and We're caught in q hard rain
while coming home, but reached here
without accident
MI. and Mrs. Hans Asmus received
o fresh 9 pound salmon direct from
the Pacific coast last week, a present
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The tale of the modern west is be
ing immortalizcd on gelatin The Of
fetal Lincoln highway party which is
filming the cross-country route have
reached Cheyenne, Wyo., on their way
TO the Pacific coast, and they promise
few thrills will be injected into the
pictures along the remaining 400
miles Of trail across mountain and
desert The official party is shown
in the group above, Consul,at Large
Ostermann's beautiful tSutz contain
ing the motion picture camera is in
the lead, next is the 1915. Packard
which accompanies the party for the
purpose of carrying theEgovernors of
the. states, the mayors of cities and
other officials who accompany the
party over sections of the trail. The
last car at the riglit is thesnew Stude-
baker which carries members OF the
party and guests. They have stopped
for a much needed breathing spell. The
party was started from New York
City May 18th by the city officials.
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from a friend They generously di
! vidcd with several OF their nciShbors
vino fully appreciated and enjoyed tho
ttreat.
Mrs. Otto Waite went Monday tc
the Sioux City hospital for treatment
1t is hoped she may not have to have
an operation.
Mrs. G.. T.. Washburn, who has been
visiting Jake Grcdor, ST.. and family
for several weeks, left for her hon.
| at West, Iowa, Saturday.
Mrs. Cain and daughter, Marie, of
Ponder, Neb.. arc guests Of Tom Moo.
nan and family.
j. ]. FmniSan took Il trip up To
Napoleon Friday to see how he liked
The looks OF the place. lie is to have
charge of the elevator at that place
and expresses himself as well pleased
with the new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. lIolrmcier save
4 party Saturday night and many nj
tended. The evening WAS very pleas
ant and. all anticipated a delightful
time. At about | O'Clock the rain be
can and kept up until nearly noon on
Sunday. However the storm did not
interfere much With the pleasure as
the dance was in the big new barn
where there was plenty of room for
all. fine supper was served and al
though many had to stay until morn
ing, they made the best of it and had
a fine time.
Miss Ethel Thompson, who las been
visiting he, aunt, Mrs. elmer rolzcil,
for 4 few days, loft MONDAY morning
tor Richland, Kans.
There viii be another dance here
this coming Saturday, July 9th. Ey7
erybody invited to attend.
Charles Gillette met with a funny
accident Sunday When he was all
dressed up he sat down OF freshly
painted sign, Safety First" and
bore the label on his Sunday trousers
for some time before he discovered
what had happened He is one of our
business men and takes the joslling he
receives very GOOD naturedly
Mrs. Bonney had a rqal treat last
Wednesday when She attended the
moving pictures in Denison with Mr..
and Mrs. Hans Asmus. The evening
was perfect, the movies fine and the
auto ride best Of all These uneNpcct-
ed outings are surely very pleasant.
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Yet Note This

Yet Goodyear Fortified Tires
& embody many extras. Five are
/ costly features found in no other
g/tire. The rest are found in few.
If we omitted those extras, we
i could save on this years proba-
{ bic output 81 ,635, 900. We
s could add that to our profits, yet
I Goodyear tires would look as
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1915-10-27
silks ,idDress Goods.

Silks andsDress Goods.
Big Assortment 30 Seect2From. 80
S6:inch Black Faffeta Silk best quality, yard 88c
I s65inch Nessaline best quality, black, white, and
eolors, Che yard .88e
inch black Peon De soie best quality. yard. &c.
s6.incb Silk Poplin, best quality, at the yard &C.
27.inch Sheeno and Wash Silks, regular price S5c.
yard, Red Tag Price,. 19c.
35c Plaid Dress Goods Red Tag Price % &C.
Regular 2oc Plaid Dress Goods, Red Tag Price lie
Crepata Half Wool, in blacks, browns and naEys,
Red Tag: Price ......s...@. 21c
75c. Quality Wool serges. blacks, blues, navy:
ETC., Red Tag Price. : .......-.... 43c.
36.inch Garbardlne, SOC. quality, Red Tag Price 33c
36-ineh Black and White Check Dress Goods. Red
TAG Price the ward. % 1.2c
40-ineh Black and White Dress Goods, Red Tag
Price the yard .%........... 4Sc.
52-ineh Broad Cloth. regular sI.25 Quality. Red
Tag Price, the yard $500. -. l.. 9oc .
5oinch Storm Serge, regular s1.5o quality, Red
Tag Price, the yard . s1.0o
Get what You want in Dress Goods now dur
ing the Red Tag Sale at just about half what
you would ordinarily pay. -:
Domestics, Wash Goods. White Goods, Etc.
Your needs supplied in this Line at about half price.
Good quality Dress Gnghams large assortment,
the yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. g. &c. :
Regular II 12c Ginghams, Red Tag Price, yard 812c.
Apron Gnghams Red Tag Price. yard. 4 l-2c.
Colored HoIaespun the regular Sc. quality, yard &C.
Sea Island Homespun, the yard -. 80. 3.4c. .
Cotton Flannel good fleece Red Tag Price, yard 61-4e.
Fine quality heavy feeced Cotton Flannel, Red
Tag Price, yard. Observation-Disclosures. 81.3c
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extra Special FIR nit of the Loom or Androscog
gin Bleach, Red Tag Price, yard ........... e1-2c.
English Long Cloth IL yard piece, Red Tag Price
IL yards for. ..:..:......... CO.
zoe quality Galeta and Cotton. Serge, Red Price
the ward ......a..........:. 13c.s-
15o quality White Goods, Red Tag Price yard. 1:2cz
25c Poplins Red TAG Price yard .......... Is 2,3c
Bed Sheets Pillow Cases and Spreads
Large size, 75c Bed Sheets, Red Tag Price the.
Sheet - 4oc =
Large size Pillow Cases. regular price 15c, Red
Tag Price-.each .....-...... l0c
81 Bed Spread large size, each Toe
Extra good quality and large size Spread regular
81. so kind, Red Tag Psice each -: ...g.... 90c
Splendid quality Outing Flannel Red Tag Price, =
yard 20 &c
Good quality Cacos yard .....-............. 4l2c
Extra large size Towels each. Observation-Disclosures. SC :
Linen Towels each zoe
quality White Table Linen, Bed Tag Price yard 21c
$ 75c White Table Linen, u inches wide, Bed Tag
Price, yard ............... ............. 4oc-~'
Wonderful values in Percale and Gingham Rem. ;.
nants. .~. ::
Great Big Bargain Table full Of all kinds of goods
in short Ends Remnants Etc from 1,2c yard -
and up.
Laces at half price from 1-2c yard. up.
Embroideries at 1-2c yard, and up - -. = ..
Linen Torchon Laces all widths Edges and Inser
tions, Red,Tsg price, yard ...:........... 3l2ct
Csc Curtain goods in short lengths. Bed Tag Price
the yard. .......: 49,. IL 1'2c ..
12 &c vuaity Bed Ticking Red Tag Price, yard &c
Shoes for the Entire Family. r. :, !. ::
Outfit the family Good all solid Leather Shoes at .
Red Tag Prices >'. -
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Mems and Boys Hose SC, 8, 1ac and 21c pair.
Boys Hats and Caps 19c and 43c each.
Boys Knee Pants Red Tag Prices 23c, 48c, 6ec each.
: Mems $3.50 Pants Red Tag Prices each 80
Mems $3.50 Pants Red Tag Prices each %
Mems 81 90 Pants Red Tag Price each rs
Mems Good Work Pants, Red Tag Sale Price. S9c
Mems Betser Work Pants, Red Tag Sale Price il3
Boys Suits, Red Tag Sale Price, 98c s1.h9 and S239
Boys Suits, Red Tag Sale Price, each 2ec
Mems Dress and Work Shirts, Red Tag Sale Price,
25c and 39c.
Notions and Small Articles
Cheaper than ever sold before. SECULAR Whole
sale Prices during the Red Tag Sale, Pins 1c
and &c, Safety Pins, SC: Buttons, Sc doz,
Braids Sc and Sc, Laces and Embroidery, 31-2c>
yard, Suspenders, SC, Towels, SC, Handker-
chiefs, &c. Extra large Towels, Sc, Needles,
Sc paper. Good Hose tor Men Women and
Children Sc pair.
Ladies' 81. IS House Dress, Red Tag Sale, EACH 88c
Ladies' 81 90 House Dress, Red Tag Sale, each. 69c
Ladies' 75c House Dress. Red Tag Sale, each... 45c
Childrens s1O0 School Dress: Red Tag Sale each 7sc
Childrens 75c School Dress Red Tag Sale each. 42c
Ladies' and Misses Wool Sweaters, Red Tag Price zoe
Chldrens Sweaters Red Tag Sale Price 23c and 43c
Boys and Girls Jerseys, Red Tag Sale Price each 23c
Wonans $500 Outing Gowns, Red Tag Sale Price SOC
Ladies' Shirt Waist and MILDLY Blouse, worth 75c
Red Tag Price, each .............:......... 45c
75c Corsets, Red Tag Sale Price, each. S9c
Ladies' 75c Petticoats, Red Tag Price, each. 43c
Ladies' Shirt Waist 125 value, Red Tag Price. 88c
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Soft Soles for the Baby at the pair 19
Chi1as Shoes, all leather, Red Tag Price pair 48t
All Leather Shoe for Boys and Girls Red Tag
Price, the palr........: VOC
Women's S. 90 Lace or Buttoe Shoe, Red Tag
: Price, the pair. ;. .:..: -. SIP;
Mems all.leather Shoes, S225 quality: Red Tag
{. Price the pair s1.se
Womens Gun Metal Shoe lace or button regular
Price $500, Red Tag Sale Price, the pair. s1.es
-, Mems and Boys Neckties.
Regular 25c kind, Red Tag Sale Price: 13c
Childs $3.50 and So 90 Coats, Red Tag Price. s15s
Ladies' Long Coat worth s8 so, Red Tag Sale
Price ................. $685.
Ladies' So. so Tailored Skirts Red Tag Price s1.es
Ladies' 50. so Skirts, Red Tag Sale Price &c.
Ladies Coat Suits, just about half price in the
Red Tag Sale
Mems, Women's and Children's finest quality
= Wool and Cotton underwear at big dis
count
Underwear, Hosiery, Etc.
Big stock and prices cut to about half.
Mems Extra Heavy Fleeced Undershirts SOC kind
Red Tag Price each ................ 38c
Mems Heavy Fleeced Drawers Red Tag Price each Soc
Boys Heavy Fleeced 40c Undershirts and Drawers
Red Tag Price each ................,..... 25c
Mems Canton Flannel Drawers good quality Red
->" Tag Price, pair .:............... 23c
Childrens Underwear each. ............. 12c
Womens Ribbed Undervest each .............. 21c
Womens Extra Heavy Fleeced Undershirts Red
= Tag Price 44c
Womens aud Childrens Hose &C. &c. 13c and 21c pair
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-29
H. N. Holdeman Writes
Blackwell, Okla, July 10. q!

Blackwell, Okla, July 10. rs
Editor News
Thinking that some of my
neighbors and friends would be
pleased to know how we are pro-
crossing on Qua trip, | will write a
few lines. We left Meade the 9Th
at 1890 p. IN. Drove the little Ford
to an old neighbours, two miles west
of Havlland, where we staid all
night and had friendly chat. The
next morning we went to Cunning
ham where we spent the day on my
farm, took look at the surround
ing country, and found Artesian
wells in the valley. One of them
was twenty-nine feet deep and as
good as have ever seen. 1t fills
four.inch pipe The water is splen-
did. We left that evening at $50
and drove to Sharon. The next
morning we started for Longdale,
Oklahoma, but found the bridges
washed out and had to drive thirty
miles out of our way. We reached
my sisters home in the evening, af-
ter a hard days drive. knew the
little Ford was alright, but never
knew before that it could jump dit
ches so successfully. We went over
some frightful roads, but the tin
box was equal to the OCCASION, 1t
seemed to know what 1t had before
it. Some Of the hills were washed
out, SO it took straight driving 10
get over them at all (the ladies beg
ged to get out of the carr | was
thankful that was delayed a week
in getting start.d. Had a splendid
time visiting my sister and nephews
and nieces Attended ball game
Saturday between Fairview and Al
va, score to in favor of Fairview.
Sunday Longdale and Canton play
ed, score IA to "a in favor of Long
dale. Sunday night we went to an
Indian camp: had quite talk with
one of them. This gathering is SIM
liar to a camp meeting. They have
hundreds of tents in the valley along
the north Canadian river. I was
told. that they expected three thou.
sand Indians when they all arrived.
They call it an Air Worship. They
had a war dance last night. Their
suits are made out of pendem goods
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-29

and decorated with beads and eagle
feathers, also small bells around
their ankles, and their faces painted.
The squaws carry the pappoose
on their back. They tie a shaw
around their shoulders in such a
manner that the pappoose sits in the
shawl. We left the camp about mid
night and they were still dancing.
Several of them made talks, but
of course could understand nothing
One peculiar thing is that they call
themselves Monnonites. They have
their meetings every three weeks.
The Government furnishes the min
listers. We left Longdals today at
iIa a. M, hope to reach Girard to-
morrow. The crops were good all
along the line, but the last fifty miles
there are hundreds of acres of wheat
to cut and is all down SO badly they
NOW it, Those who have soft wheat
lose practically all of 1t. believe
l would prefer to have it dry out.
Corn is looking fine, except that
much of it is very weedy on account
of rain.
Have met number Of men who
have at some time or other lived in
Meade county. Have had no
trouble of any kind with the tin box
and may drive it to Ohio if it insists
on making the trip when we reach
Carthage, Missouri. 1t seems to en-
Joy making nice run.
will close now as it IS bed time
Regards to all,
H. ". Holdeman.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-29
Notice

Dis W. "a DdVlSS1 TUG OSullSI
and aurist, has located in Meade
with DR.. Leslie. DR.. Davies ex-
poets to do a general practice as
we'll as special work in Labora-
tory, Diagnosis, and Blood tests.
Come in and have your work
done now. Anphlett.
Isaac Covalt went to Wichita
last week.
County Attorney Sullivan was
in Plains Monday,
Miss Hope Osgood returned
Wednesday from Wichita.
The Commissioners we're in
session this week.
Rev. Macarthur is expected
homh the latter part of this
week.
Peaches and apples for sale.
J. w. Cayton, Phone l4OS
Meade County has raised an
enormous crop of wheat and
Meade-a crop of weeds.
S. D. Adams returned Monday
from an extended stay with rela-
tives IN Polo, Illinois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Wood and
son were down from Fowler the
first of the week IN their Saxon
Six.
MIR. Geo Glazier, of Pratt was
the guest of Cassel Braden for
several days. He returned to
his home Monday.
See our ONE DOLLAR photos
Just the thing for a summer
photo, Very nice for babies and
children. Guaranteed to be as
good and permanent as our high
priced photos. Chick Studio.
|
The Misses Madge Elliot, Ar
tie Osborne, Ruth and Helen
Fee came from Meade Wednes-
day evening and will be guests
of Miss Faith Baker for a week.
-Bucklin Banner.
The Campbell Show was in
Meade last Thursday. Good
sized audiences greeted both
the afternoon and the evening
performance. The program
presented compared very favor
ably with other shows Of 1t size
and kind which have visited this
city.
WANTED:-Someone to fur
nish us four to six gallons OF
pure, sweet, buttermilk each
week. M. & M. Drug Co.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-29
To The Public

The Petit Grain Co. have
opened for business and will pay
highest prices for grain of all
kinds.
Best grades of tbreshing coal
on hands at reasonable paices.
Kobt. w. Wilson, Mrg.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-29
To Our Patrons

You would be doing US favor
if you would return out Iceless
Cream Packer at once.
M. & M. Drug Co.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1915-07-29

Send in your order now for
cling peaches. Write for prices.
chickering's Fruit Farm.
Langdon, Kansas.
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For Sale

Residence property in Meade,
we'll located. Address,
Mrs. ]. D. Wehrle,
Center, Colorado.