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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-03
High School Essay

The Kendrick Flour Mill, which
is situated at the west end of Ken
drick, was built by corporation of
which J. P. Vollmer is the largest
stock holder. He has 100000
worth of stock in the mill.
The mill is driven by 65 H. P.
turbine which is run by the water
in mill race nearly one mile long
and which cost 100000. A 65 H.
p. engine is also used to help run
the mill. The mill is equipped
with up-to-date machinery. Re
Gently electric lights and an electric
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1916-03-03
Big Bear Ridge Items

Mrs. Guy Meneely and daughter
returned to their home in Palouse,
Washington last week.
A. Kleth departed Monday for
Webb, Idaho.
Mrs. F. P. Meneely was visiting
friends in Moscow last week.
Miss Clara Lien returned home
Monday having visited friends in
Asotin and Charleston, Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy McCay are re.
joicing over the arrival of g
daughter February goth.
Mrs. Ole Lien and son Isaac were
Moscow visitors last week.
Miss Della Wood of Potlatch i.
here visiting her aunt, Mrs. PER-!
Black.
Elmer Ralston of Lewiston is /,
visitor at the N. E. Ware home.
The Welfare meeting to be givel
under the auspices of fancy Liter
airy was postponed until March IL
Everyone is cordially invited t.
attend.
Miss Johanna Hooker returne,
home from a visit with friends il
Charleston and Lewiston.
Mrs. D. ]. Ingle received the sa
news Of the death of her brother il
the mine..at Butte. Montana.
| Earl McCay was here fror
johnson, Washington, to attend tn
funeral of his mother.
Services at the Lutheran churc
Sunday, March 9Th at II: 100 A. M
~. P. S. at 1880.
| Inquisitive.
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-four purifier have been installed,
which completes the up-to-date
equipment.
For the last few months the mill
has been running day aud night and
and has been turning out five hum
dred SO ID. sacks of flour, or 125
Dbl. every "a hours. This flour is
put into so, rs and 10 Id. sacks.
Most of this flour is shipped east.
The cash output of the mill per
day is nearly $3.50, about 500 of
this goes to the stock holders in
the farm dividends.
In the mill there is a bean clean
err; also feed mill, which uses up
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stock. The usual charge for custom
Matching is figured on a per chick basis
ranging in price from about 8 cents for
each chick Matched in small quantities
to cents a chick in larger quantities.
Among poultry raisers it is becoming
more and more the practice to buy day
old chicks rather than to manage the
Matching for themselves. Exchanging
eggs for chicks appeals to many who
keep poultry. There is quite risk
about Matching eggs, and in many
cases it will pay to place the task in
the hands Of those who are expert in
the management of incubators.
Potatoes ut from 80 cents a bushel
are the cheapest form of starch food.
and starchy foods are absolutely neces-
sary for the human system for pro-
duction Of heat and energy. Nearly 5
per cent Of the dry substances Of the
potatoes consists of salts. largely pot
ash. These salts have the medicinal
properties of purifying the blood from
acids produced by the eating Of meat,
which. in the human family, is the
chief cause Of hardening of the arte-
ries, gout rheumatism. Bright's disease
and apoplexy. These salts are located
just under the skin of the potato, for
which reason potatoes should not be
pared before cooking The compare
tive nutritive value of potatoes is as
follows: One pound of baked potato
has the same food value as five and
seven-eighths ounces of beef. one
pound Of chicken, ten pints beef tea OF
seven ounces of bread. Boiled pota
toes are unexcelled as a change in the
ration for hogs and cattle. The nutri
tive value is just as great for animals
as for the human family. and stocH
particularly need the blood purifying
medicinal properties. 1t has beer
known for some time that II hog ra
lions were occasionally varied with thu
feeding of boiled potatoes the result!
would be beneficial. and the chang
would bring about a more healthfu
condition.
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Good Winter Vegetable.

A very fine winter vegetable and one
that should be more widely grown is
satisfy. the so called vegetable oyster.
says a contributor to the Country Gen.
tleman. This plant, a root, Is grown in
the same manner as the parsnip or car
rot Seed should be sown early in the
spring at the rate Of one ounce to
seventy-five feet of row. The tops Of
the young plants resemble new blades
Of wheat.
After growth Is well started thin the
plants to about four inches apart
Proper thinning and a deep. loose soil
are necessary.
Satisfy may be dug and stored in the
fan or allowed to remain in the ground,
When left outside. however. 1t is often
difficult to dig when wanted. The ia
vor In soups or escaloped is very SINH
lar to that Of the oyster. This vegeta.
BILE Is very scarce or almost unknown
In the smaller towns. and a small
planting should prove profitable.
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Making the Little
Farm Pay
D. c. c. BOwSFELD


Poultry raisers who occupy restricted
quarters can broaden their business
and enlarge their earnings BY running
incubators and selling day old chicks.
In nearly every community there b
large trade Of this kind.
It Il feasible for a city family or for
any one living near a good shipping
center to manage a hatchery. This
does not require any more room than
house and lot will afford. Without
regular poultry plant 1t Is necessary to
buy all the eggs for Matching purposes
and to dispose of the young chicks as
promptly as possible. thus avoiding
feed bills and other expenses. One es-
sential in starting such business Is to
have a regular supply Of fresh eggs for
the incubators. Contracts should be
made with poultry owners In the neigh
borhood for a definite number: other
wise it will be necessary to keep two
or three hundred hens in order to keep
up an even supply Of eggs for the
hatchery. Any one having taste and
talent for managing incubators will
succeed In the chick industry.
There are many large plants devoted
almost exclusively to the day old chick
business and custom Matching, and all
are apparently doing well. Some Of
these contract with the small breeder
to take all Of his eggs-provided he
keeps the breed or breeds in which
they specialization January to June
or even for a longer period and at a
price which makes the project attrac-
tive. The price paid for such eggs va
ries with the merits of the breeding
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the by-products of flour. Many
carloads of feed are turned out
every month and many tons of beans
are being cleaned and shipped.
Five men are required to run the
mill when it is going at its full
capacity and in all-the Kendrick
Flour Mill is very profitable pro-
position. Henry Meyers.
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Guy thanks his many patrons.
Adv
Propsr Treatment for BiRousness

For a long time Miss Lula Skel-
ton. Churchville, N. Y. was bilious
and had sick headache and dizzy
spells. Chamberlain's Tablets were
the only thing that gave her perma.
nent relief. For sale by all dealers.
ADV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-01-13
ARE THE PEOPLE
FOR PREPAREDNESS
IN WHEELING MEN SEEN TO BE
STRONGLY ON THE SIDE OF
PREPAREDNESS.

The question seems to be settled
beyond a doubt that the people here
are FOR preparedness. Each day new
statements are issued by prominent
people OF this section indicate their
feelings pretty strongly. Take the
case OF Reuben White. who lives at
Mt. Pleasant, Ohio. In a recent in
terview he said: Il suffered from
kidney and bladder trouble and a poor
appetite. I would wake up at all
hours OF the night and when | coughed
my stomach would hurt. read OF
SO many Wheeling people using Tan
lac with good results that | tried II
and now my kidneys or bladder do not
trouble and | have a very good apps
lite. | sleep through the night and
am not worried upon arising. l have
tried other remedies without relief
and have received the desired results
from Tanlac. / heartily recommend
II 10 all. My case was of long stand.
ing and therefore | have taken three
bottles. This medicine. Tanlac. can.
not be praised too highly"
Be prepared for every emergency.
II war should be declared you should
be fit and ready to fight for the coun-
try of your birth. You should be pre-
pared aginst sickness and disease by
being healthy. II you are sick 40 to
c. II. Griest 4 Co, 1925 Market street.
and get a bottle of Tanlac. Mr.. Rem
frow is always at the above ctore.
where he will ~courteously explain
Tanlac. Sold only at the above store
for the better protection of the pub
lie. Price 81 per bottle.
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americans are BOO danger OF losing
'h'lr lives coz property.
so the same time fia stat. depart.
W"nf ordered ar a|-ffgarIon of the
murders With 3D. w of determining
whether they resulted from .ho failure
OF the DC facto government tu give
proper protection in % ION, known by
li OBJ Pee dangerous or whether the men
'1s' their lives 5s fhc result of "a han.
rIf outbreak which could not have
been fore-eeu
Instruction. to seek information OH
ihi- point were felsEraphed fo cone
-uI1r representatives in Mexico and
aIor- the border
A Oastardly Crime.
ln Do NOT" to Gen Carran7a he
killing ~ the Americans was DO.
-cribcd a- a "da.fIrIly crime. commit
ted ln TERRITORY announced 20 Doe ir
control of tho tarranla forces The
men were KILLED. Gen Carraula was
Informed. because they were Amer.
cans after they bad gone into Tho
country with fhe consent ~ Tho Car
rama military %1ufHorIfies
Arrangement for bringing tho bod
TO-. OF Tho slain men FOO tho United
state. were made early .u tho dav
After several mes 7ro. bad been OK
changed Secretary Lansing was ad
FI-rd from Do r1.1 that G.r CatIrr
and Consul Garcia of Pho Ir ftrfu
Eol'rumrr. bad arranged for a re
..sI funeral train
IIsuafrho. from 3D. pa.u aI.l .4ff
chat D4rr1nlr troops lfrall. won. .r
pursuit 0f fIo bandit. Con Grrirt.
If was stated bad sent soldier. f1 fie
.nHHH from r..H.E uH||. f.r rr.
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Montenegro
(coptinuea FROM rir.t PAx.p
mention Of their motives until they
are well on the road 10 completion.
No oevelopnents IN West.

ekNNNNN " "Ge1
There has been no important deveI-
.opments on the western front. The
blowing up OF a .arge German NUM-
tons depot near Lille il admitted 4 n
the German official communication.
According 10 one account this was due
10 an English air raid. The English
press believes that the cautions word
ing OF tho German communication con-
ceals a disaster OF large proportions.
There is a great spirit OF optimism I'm
both British and French dispatches
from the west front. The %correspon-
dents expressing he firm conviction
Of the allied generals that there is no
possibility Of any successful German
offensive anywhere in the west lines.
The correspondent OF Reuters Tele-
gram Co. sends from British head
quarters an interview with an unnam-
ed prominent STAFF officer. who was
quoted as saying:
We o have full information
about the German forces facing US.
We know their exact dispositions and
strength. We everywhere outnumber
the Germans and also outnumber them
in both field and heavy artillery and
our weapons are better than theirs. We
can fire five shells 10 their one. with
out depicting our munitions. We can
take thei FIRST line OF trenches when
ever We wish
T say that we have got them
beaten Is dangerous rubbish. but the
truth Is We have got them ready for a
beating"
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NOTICE.

Order Of Publication.
The stats OF West Virginia. OHIO coun-
In the Circuit Court OF ohio County.
West virginia. January Rules. 1915.
Robert r Ombel In Chancery
J. V. Thompson. Attachment.
The object OF this suit Is TO obtain a
decree OF the circuit court OF ohio coun-
tiff and against said defendant. Tor the
recovery OF "A debt due the plaintiff FROM
the said defendant. that is to say. the
sum OF S2.50O.OO. with interest thereon
from the f4th day OF August 1914 due
and owing TO the said plaintiff ou a Ger
tain promiSsory note made and exc
date on the l4th day OF April. 1913. pay
able To the order Of said defendant four
months after the date thereof. for the
said sum o. S2.5e0. O0. and duly and rex
ularly endorsed by said defendant 10
said plaintiff. and which - now held
ana owned by the plaintiff. and H. fully
described in the bill. and 10 attach AMI
sell the real estate Of the said defendant.
consisting OF an undivided s3-&SS inter
est In and TO all that vein OF seam or
coal known as the Pittsburgh OF Wheel
ing vein. and all the coal below the
same. with the mining rights therefor.
situated IN Richland district. in ohio
county. West Virginia, containing
9@N5.b2 acres Of surface lauu. and of Tn.
Pittsburgh or Wheeling vein OF coal
Sfb4.55 acres. In the bii mentioned. and
which H. fully described In the return
haaNt h1 Ahf HutiAll OF ralu ONO county
ON the order Of attachment issued here
IN. In payment and satisfaction Of the
plaintitfs said claim: and TOR general
relief.
And II appearing from an affidavit
flled I'm said cause at these Rules. that
the defendant J. Y. Thompson. b. not a
resident OF the State OF West Virginia.
ana he not having been served With pro-
cess in said suit. ON motion of the plain
ttff by counsel. this order OF publication
II entered against him. and IL IL ordered
that the saiu defendant. above named. be
ana he Il required 10 appear within one
month after the date OI the first publi-
cation OF this order AM do what is nee
essary TO protect his interests. II Is
further orocred that this order be pub
lished and posted as required by law.
witness. John l.. k~tnghorn. Clerk or
our said Court. at the Court House OF
said County. thE 9Th day Of January.
1916. to wit; January RuI-s 1916.
JOHN l.. klNGhOitN. Clerk.
Published the first time January !.
1916.
Attest.
JOHN l. kINGIiORN. Clerk.
I mbel. Mexican Robinson a. Williams.
James 4. Miller.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
ja-7-Is-2I-2s
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Order OF Publication.
The state OF West Virgins. ohio Coun-
~. IS.
In the Circuit Court uf Ohio County.
West Virgins January Rules. 1916.
Samuel W. Woodward In Chancery
J. y. Thompson. Attachment.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain a
decree OF the circuit court Of ohio coun-
y. West virginia, In FAVOR Of the plain
tiff and against said defendant. for the
recoVcry of "a debt Que the plaintiff from
said defendant. mat is To SAY. the sum
OF fi.Sob.UO. with interest thereon from
the Sth day OF February. 1914. due and
owing TO the said plaintiff on a certain
pr"mmissory note made and executed
Nth day of February. 1913. payable to
the order Of the plaintitt one year after
the date thereof. for the sum of
Sf.@ON uW. anu nov he'd and owned by
scribed tu the utl. aud TO attach and
sell the real estate Of the said defendant.
o'r>isttng oi an undivided s3-2ss inter
esl iu and 10 all that Vein or seam Of
coal known a. tho Pittsburgh or wheel
luE vein. and all an. coal below the
same, with the mining rights therefor.
Sttuated IN klChlaud district. In Ohio
county. West Virginia. containing
stN'-b- acres ut surface land. and 90 th.
pittsburgh or Wheeling vein OF coal
$4,000 acres. iu the nul mentioned. and
which is FULLY dos :rbcI o. the return
made by tur sheriff CO. said county OF
ohio ON the order OF Attachment issued
h'r'iu- tn payment and satisfaction nf
th' piaintttt said cain. and Tor gen
sTal relief.
And % appearing from az affidavit
ili"d IN sutu cause al these Rules. that
the defendant j. y Thompson. Is not "a
rtsi.sut Vf the state ol West Nirginia.
ano ne not having ue.u served with pro-
cess in said suit. con motion Of the plain
NV %. cHtH..l tuis truvr OF publication
j. enter a-.i st nI..I. ana % I- ordered
tuat inc SaIu suaauf. Huot- named. he
sUu r. o.. fe.uI..u 90. sI.l.af Al.nu cons.
I'D D. Ia BOO HH-
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German Official Repor,

BERLIN. Jan. u. via London 3.I5 =.
m-Thc failure OF a French attack on
German positions north OF lie Meanil in
the Champagne along "A front of about
LOCO yards, was announced By the war
ofnce to-day.
The official announcement says:
w '~tern theatre OF war. North OF lie
M"snil. Boz the Champagne the French at
tackled our positions stretching over a
width OF about 1000 metres. The attack
was broke down.
The enemy attempted 20 return
quickly into his own trenches under our
very active uriuE. 4 repetition Of the
attack was frustrated by our artillery"
Red Cross flags which were taken
away some time ago from the neighbor-
hood OF the railway station at scissors
were hoisted asa1n yesterday on the oc-
coSion or our renewed hambardmcnt OF
the railway Establishments.
Eastern theatre OF war. Near Tenen-
field. southeast OF Ileukst. a Russian
attack broke down with heavy losses In
front or our positions.
To the south OF Eoscuichnowka. a
reconnoitering detachment drove Rus
SLAMS Advance guards back toward their
main position.
balkan theatre OF war There Is moth
ing TO report.
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and placed us under guard. searching
u- and also searching the car. After
this had taken place. We left, the
Americans having been killed.
Some Of the foreigners were first
shot on the train. and a number. in
clGding Mexican. who were wound
cd in The car were later taken on
and murdered Some az them juwlad
of the train and ran toward the river.
These included Watson They we're
followed and fred upon
BUFFALO. y y. Jan. 1--Charlcs
Wadleigh. n of tine Americans killed
10y Mexican bandits. was e. native Of
Medina. and was widely known in real
estate and mining circles here. lie
l'u FunaIo thirty years 200 p en-
raEo Iu mining business iu Mexico.
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fHD conductor OFF 'Ho II Ia sI
,.I HIu urisr GUARD vf.n
Is aII.Nf.1 fu nt,...lI. M
... .I ..t troop train ahead
T.. affidavit nf frr ".YnIur..r
Guadalupe DlrIaus. rr.arI .u. ...
ua. .Itsu fhs British CONSUL
aI chihuahua DIft aua fe.effarI.I
f. E.I..' IHr AGENT. H O.
u.I. u Do ra.o I1 sub STANCE 10
f.. Hv
IHe train auIted aI Santa N.ab.f
H' Dbl u w NIrItIrl af kIomcIcr
es ,.ruf tIIom,f.rs beyond -,r..
.Hh.' 49, encountered "a 'r8In .p-
n' $50 'i on fhs track Whom 4
."' "F f" .'' uhff IHt happened
ODD. HuHI.u. .frr.I
N%I,INa.I a,u,rlI Regina CAM. un
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Turks Cary on Brlttsb

LONDON IIU- y ? % u m-TID TrIf-
ism colony at Eagiad consisting OF two
men nine women aud "a number OF chill
dr'n has been carried Oft by the Turks
ir iue direction OF MUsuf 5000 miles dis-
farf News of fu, deportation of the
colony was transmitted 60 London
through Ambassador N-urganfhau and
ile American consul at EaEoad and these
Officials have. been asked f8 Obtain mi
available Information. The bsr- of
the colony were moved the latter part
'i November when British troops wcis
tlr.afslIuE the clty.
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dfepatch Co the journal SAYS 10 has been
learned from Tho Duke or Aragna-
brother uf the wife OF Prince won Eue-
low. former German chancellor. that on
account of Emperor Williams illness. the
primo, has been summoned suddenly to
Berlin from switzerland where ne has
been staying for several months.
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To Release Flour.

ATHENS. Greece. Jan. "a. = D.. m. via
Paris. Jan D.. 1l:l5 a. m-Gpon tho
urgent representations of the American
government Greece has agreed 10 the
immediate release OF 800 sacks Of flour
belonging TO the American Red Cross.
destined for the relief OF the Serbtans.
The flour was seized at Piraeus a week
HEr
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MIN Italy Jan. ~ 3 %. -F
Austrian as~roulaurs to-day attacked tho
'tih with bombs. There were no fatal
lIi.s and little damage was done. one
OF the aeroplaucs was brought down by
fire from the land artillery and shells
from warShlpS and sank iu the AdriatIc
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GREAT DAMAGE
tconanued Trom 80 raE.l

and residential sections OF the towr
is almost completely separated and
tine Equitable window glass plant. the
local industry. had 'O suspend
operations because OF water Interior
ring with the fires. There i- no train
service ON the main line OF the % a
d. railroad between this place and
Weston as several bridges have pon.
out aud BOO q large number of place.
The tracks are covered with waters
Rivers Rising at Marietta.
Dispatch ff ... Inf. .tr
MARIETTA. o.. Jam d. AIfhou.t
rain Is general over tlis section fo
night and both the Ohio and NuskIn
gum rivers rising one inch per hour
little fear o.. entertained that 20 dan
e'rou- flood stage will Poe reached
Late tonight fhD Ohio had o. stage o.
twenty 100 feet. and viii continue ra
ing ar least twenty four hours UuIes.
unlocked Tor condition. arise. e stag,
OF joss Than fuaufH- N feet viii bs
reached IHs DANGER Iuo l- thirty
-IN feet Back water from the Ran
aWna flow. into fHa ohio af Par
E'-. HHrH. West NI.rIuIa. twelve mile.
below and which Ia Dr 3D. ramrae.
N|'. 'ue of IIfD and heavy amaze
H.. Keep 'H' ohio river r.ar Oh n0a.
.fe' iDI ."r.fal Iar. HIn. u,orI.
.r' antiHI about fHe final oufrom.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 90 Manufacturers, Jobbers, nIer-
chants and Others wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the STATE Board OF Control of the state
of West Virginia will receive bids daily
at its Office at Charleston. West Virginia,
for furnishing supplies for the several
State institutions. the financial manage
ment Of which Is vested IN said Board.
Contracts will be awarded to the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
things betng equal. West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE OAft OF CONTROL.
ja-l-tt Charleston. West Virginia.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
stockholders Meeting.

SWWNWHEWNTWNW IINNNALHg
The annual meeting of the Stockhold-
ers Of the Citizens Railway Company
will be held on SATURDAY. January @gth.
1915, between the hours OF two and four
o'clock I'm the afternoon. at the General
office of the Wheeling Traction Com
pany. corner Huron and Zane Streets.
Wheeling. for the election OF Directors
and surch other business a. may be pre-
scented.
W. \. SHIRLEY.
fn-l2=1u-HE S.fTafaHN
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louia BertaSnN

rON-a-l oIRLCTOH AM
ASTEktAL EMBALMER
tf12 and ff14 Main StraaI
Calls Answered Day or Nfr4t-
Store homes R3b
g. = W. rtFchV. Naf Phone f..sH
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Funeral Directors and EmbaIrn.a
Corner Market and NwonfF.artHrn .
AclepNUue aNt tuen dar and nfsnL
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FOR SALE-Automobile

ron SALE-Automobile six Cylinder
touring car. y. A Snith. T.. :. Laun-
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. so-3O-tf
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.


FOR SALE OR TRADE-WM sell or
trade for property. patent on nut lock.
Can BE tlcde ON any kind OF bol.S. For
description write =. J.. Myers. 30 Lib
,rty St. Elm Grove, W. Va ia-IO-t