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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
GRAND JURY REPORT

1--WE the Grand Jury for the
present term of the Court would
most respectfully report that we
have been in session four days and
have diligently inquired into all vio-
lations of the law of which we had
knowledge, or about which we could
obtain information.
As a result we have found and
have returned into Court Is indict-
ments.
We are pleased to report that
but little lawlessness exists in our
county, which is a source of graft
fication to all good citizens.
We have examined the public
buildings and public records and find
them in good condition and well
kept.
We have examined the officers re.
ports and so far as we can learn,
they are correct.
Al % which which is respectively SUD-
mitted,'
John S. Frazer, Foreman
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19
MT. STERLING ASTONISHED
BY MERCHANTS STORY

A merchant relates the following:
For years l could not sleep with.
out turning every hour. Whatever
| ate caused gas and sourness. Also
had stomach catarrh. ONE SPOON.
Full buckthorn bark, glycerine, ETC.,
as mixed in Adler-i-ka relieved me
INSTANTLY" Because Adler-i-ka
Pushes the ENTIRE alimentary tract
it relieves ANY CASE constipation,
sour stomach or gas and prevents
appendicitis. It has QUICKEST &C.
tion of anything we ever sold. w. S.
Lloyd, Druggist.
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Why Pay MOre7

The Smith Form A Truck can be
used in connection with a Ford
chassis and the truck complete cost
you but S755, fully guaranteed to do
everything claimed for it. Why pay
a high price for "A truck when this
moderate priced one will answer
every requirement? Let us figure
with you on your requirements as
We know we can save you money
and give you complete satisfaction.
43-tf G. ID. Sullivan e. Son.
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plans
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each
each
with
so Rooms single, 150
so Rooms single. 200 people
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The Louisville Hotel
district hreeblocks
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AN ORDINANCE
Be II Ordained by the Mayor and
Board Of City Council Of the City
If NJ cferlinn Nv That fhnrn h

Board Of City Council Of the City
Of nj. Sterling, KY, That there is
hereby levied tax Of seventy five
cents (75 centsD on each One Hun
bred Dollars (s10O.O0) worth Of
taxable property in said city sfor
the fiscal year Of 1917. Also a poll
tax Of One Dollar and fifty cents
(s1.5O) on each poll or male citizen
over the age Of twenty-one CHI
years in said city, for the following
purposes, to-wit: Sixty-fve per
cent. (65 per cent? Of the amount
collected on each One Hundred
Dollars (s1OO.OO) Of the entire levy,
together with the said poll tax Of
One Dollar and fifty cents (s1-50b
on each male citizen over the age
Of twentv-one (21) years, residing
in said city, i levied for the pur-
pose Of defraying the ordinary,
general, current running expense Of
said city. which, when collected,
shall be placed by the City Treas
urer to the credit of the Current
Expense Fund, and applied solely
to the paement of the ordinary.
general, current running expense of
said city. Twenty per cent. go per
cent. Of the amount collected on
each One Hundred Dollars (S1OO.O0)
OF said levy Is levied for the pur-
pose Of paying any sum or sums
Of principal or interest representing
any outstanding sewer bonds that
NAV mature during said year, or
thereafter, and shall, when collect
ed. Be placed by the City Treasurer
to the credit Of the Sewer Sinking
Fund Of said city, and shall be APP
piled solely to the payment of said
sewer bond or bonds, or interest or
coupon or interest on same that
may accrue. and for no other pur-
pose. And fifteen per cent. Us per
cent? Of the amount collected on
each One Hundred Dollars (s10O.00)
Of said levy is levied for the pur-
pose Of maintaining and repairing
the turnpikes or roads Of the City
Of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, which
the said city has been compelled TO
and keep in repair since
the adoption Of free turnpikes in
Montgomery county, and which are
in the city limits; and which fund
when collected sh9l i be placed by
the City Treasurer to the credit of
the Pike Improvement Fund, and
be applied solely to said purpose
only. But, if there shall be any
surplus from said fund at the end
Of any current year, same, upon |
proper voucher and order of the
Council, may be transferred to any
other fund the City Couriil may
desire.
This ordinance will take effect
from and after its passage and pub
LEGATION as required by law.
June 5, 1917.
c. X. OLDHAM, Mayor.
Attest: II. NJ. RINGO, Clerk.
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INTERESTING CROP REPORT

Despite the most unfavorable
weather in years the cereal crops
in Kentucky, with the exception OF
wheat, win be better than the nor
NAL year. This encouraging state
ment is made by Commissioner of
Agriculture Cohen in his June re-
port. He says that a large increase
in the acreage of corn is reported
from all parts Of the State. Re
planting has. been necessary in much
of the early planted corn. The
acreage Of the entire State is plae
ed at Ill per cent. and a fraction,
almost 112 per cent. of a normal
crop. The condition Of the corn is
nearly normal
A poor wheat yield is indicated,
and its condition is given at Ga per
cent. A poor stand of wheat in
many localities has caused much of
this crop to be plowed under and
the fields planted in corn or other
crops.
Rye is better and shows condi-
ton Of 70 per cent, running from
minimum of 40 per cent. to 100
per cent.
Barley shows a condition Of 70
per cent. The acreage Of oats Is
s. per cent. while the condition
shows at "A per cent.
Reports show more interest is be-
ing taken in buckwheat and sor-
ghum cane than usual A great
many farmers are planting soy
beans and COW peas.
The SOW bean acreage is given at
l0S per cent; COW peas at SO per
cent. and condition of 81 and the
navy bean acreage is estimated at
Ill per cent.
Improved conditions of meadows
and the large acreage of corn indi-
cate cheaper meat.
The condition Of alfalfa is 81
per cent, blue grass so per cent.
and clover "a per cent. Hemp
acreage is ia per cent. and condi-
ton so per cent.
Live stock is in a generally good
condition, and estimated at 80 per
cent; poultry at 90 per cent.
Fruits show as follows: Straw
berries, 80 per cent; blackberrries
80 per cent; apples 70 per cent;
pears 81 per cent; plums, 70 per
cent; peaches sc per cent; grapes
"a per cent.
A decrease in the acreage of to-
bacco is certain. There may be a
falling off Of $4,000 acres in this
state. Cohen says that tobacco
plants in the beds have not done
well, and some of the acreage plant
ed has been abandoned and put to
other crops. The May LIST acre
age for hurley tobacco was estimat-
ed at SO per cent, as compared
with an estimated acreage as of
June LIST of SO per cent. while the
condition of the plants is rs per
cent. Only 25 per cent. of the crop
is set. Dark tobacco acreage Of
May LIST was estimated at 90 per
cent, as compared with the June
lst acreage of 81 per cent. The
condition of plants shows at "a
per cent. and 55 per cent. Of the
crop is set.
The potato crop shows a heavy
increase in acreage, which is given
as lib per cent, and its condition
90 per cent.
Cohen says the farmers generally
seem to be awake to the situation
confronting the nation and are re-
spending intellectually in the mat
ter of food and feed preparedness.
For Sale.
One good DeerinO Binder. Also
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Some Time

You win be in need OF
printing of some kind.
Whether it be letter.
heads, statements wed
ding invitations or
public sale bills, re-
member we can turn
out the work at the
lowest cost consistent
with good work.
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If food continues to advance in
price, heavy weights, like the bear,
can live on their own fat.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19

The world owes every man a com
petence, but some are too darned
lazy to collect their bills.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19

Everybody wants the war TO end
and nobody knows how to end it.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1917-06-19

The ten billion dollars that will be
spent in this country the coming year
will bring unparalleled prosperity.
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Chesapeake & Ohio R'y.
Shortest and Quickest Route

Through Pullman Sleepers
to
Washington. Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York
Direct Route to Richmond, Va. Old
Point. Norfolk. Virginia and
North Carolina.
Two Through Trains to Louisville.
Steel Equipment-Dining Cars.
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For Sale.

One good Deering Binder, Also
three registered Duroc Jersey bears,
ell $25 es1a
wslhasg a. Marshall, Mgr,
5O-4t Phone 625.
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Grants Pass No. 5 Precinct

Grants Pass No. 5 Precinct
Charles Skillman Adair.
Earle James Allen.
Charles Dana Ament.
Harry Emmett Briggs.
Gilbert Edward Bertrand.
Harley Howard Britton.
Fred Brockley.
George Linton Hays Caldwell.
Fritz Gebers.
Charles Harman Giese.
Silva Green.
William Roy Harper.
Elmer J. Howard.
Harry Fac Harper.
Roy Alfred Kenyon.
Harry Franklin Lentz.
Bert Ray Lewis.
Jess Arthur Lindsay.
Fred August Miller.
Hal Miner.
Clyde j. Nelson.
James Clarence Olson.
Charles Hans Olson.
Henry Huston Pernoll.
Ed Frank Randall.
Leroy Lewis Reed.
William Leonard Ridley.
John Wesley Roberts.
Lewis George Sauer.
Paul August Schallhorn.
Clyde Maxey Shepard.
Grayden Ranck Shepard.
John Hilton Smith.
Maris Sturgeon.
Claude Delmer Trimble.
Milo Leroy Writer'S.
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No. 10, Fruitdale Precinct q
Nell Richardson Allen.
Marion Baldwin.
Henry Breske.
Clement Naldrett Gully.
John Oliver Dellinger.
Emil George Gebers.
Rollin Fred Gorham.
Gail Armour Hamilton.
John Kenworthy Hamilton.
Robert Foote Harris.
George Robert Inks.
Nathan Byron Johnson.
Ben Megum Kawabe.
Eugene Heber Kimball.
Nels Gerhard Rosen.
Arthur William Waggoner.
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CIRCUITS Pass No. 3 Precinct

Grants Pass No. 8 Precinct
Victor Bailey.
Hugh Bohannan.
Rodney Allan Calvert.
Henry Sidney Carter.
Fred Frederick Costain.
Frank Perry Freitas.
Frank Otto Grove.
Cecil L. Hays.
Harry Herberta.
Eugene Wallace Kent.
George Webster Kenyon.
John William Nipper.
Alex Ransom Orme.
Martin Mallory Riggs.
Loren Reynolds,
Harry Joseph Schmidt.
Roy Stauch.
Herbert Chester Tate.
Frank Leslie Tate.
Amos Franklin Williams.
Charles Lou Williams.
Kenneth Roy Williams.
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Grants Pass No. . Precinct
Martin James Barker.
Paul E. Blanchard.
Eugene Philip Bureau.
Roy Scott Bush.
George Elmer Cavey.
James Lester Coburn.
Thomas Henry Croxton.
01in Eugene Douglas.
Samuel James Dougherty.
Alfred Earle Douglas.
Lloyd Apheons Dyer.
Hobert Ralph Gilfillan.
Frank Oscar Goings.
Frank Ervon Hamer.
Harold Paul johnson,
Samuel William Kitchens.
Alfred Letcher Jr.
Ivan Livingston.
Charles McCellene.
Rennig William Meissner.
Orville Scott Perry.
Wallace BENJAMIN Peterson.
Arthur Peterson.
Harry Ogln Powers.
Oscar Theodore Powers.
Virgil Elmer Robinette.
Samuel James Stinebaugh.
Elmer William Spalding.
John Edwin Turnbull.
Roy Welter.
willard Ernest Wilson.
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Grants Pass No. 4 Precinct

Grants Pass No. 4 Precinct
Vernon Alva Bailey.
Ellis Guy Ballard.
Clarence Frank Burke.
Howard Edward Coleman.
Fred Smith Cook.
Charley Harry Edgell.
Harvey Raymond Faubion.
Alfred Carl Gentry.
John Thomas Hogan.
Ivan Virgil Howell.
Lewis Hostetler.
Alfred John Huggerth.
Clifford Johnston.
Peter Spar Johnston.
James Knox Manuel.
Alva Newton Nipper. q
Dave Peterson.
Herman Schmidt.
William Oliver Snider.
Henry Leslie Strong.
Earl James Webb.
Ira Arthur Webb.
Frank Ernest Wickman.
Donald Audley Wilcox.
Ray Albert Wilcox.
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No. II. Dimick Precinct

No. II. Dimick Precinct
Frank Baldwin.
Irving Myron Bramwell.
Arley Cook.
A. Floyd Everton.
Fred Everton.
Alva Raymond Knox.
Thomas Earl Knox.
Carl Maurice Lathrop.
Roy Earle Lathrop.
Earl n. Mccall.
Patrick Roscoe McFaGden.
Paul Schroeder.
Burnham Marshall Wilhelm.
Russell Reid Wood.
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No. ~. ,AlthOnse Precin

No. ~, AlthOuse Precinct
Samuel s. Bunch
Robert John Boswell.
John Grover Bunch.
BERTHE Raymond Caid.
Earnest Earl Caid.
John w. Casad.
Geo. William Collard.
John Alex. Fetterly.
Ralph c. Fehely.
Delbert Gates.
Ennis Mckinley Cradle.
Roy Lee Hervey.
Arthur Joachim Houck.
Robert Herbert Houck.
Louis Levi Humphrey.
Rollen VI. Humphrey.
Robt. William Kitterman.
Edward Leo Lawler.
Raphael s. Leanard.
A. o. Lewis.
George Lloyd.
VIM. ed. Machin.
Virgil c. Mckinney.
o. w. Meeker.
Orville Ray Moore.
Ernest Ross Moore.
Claude Ellsworth Moore.
John Warren Mccormick.
Arthur vlvion Pearson.
David w. Renfro.
Robert Edward Rowell.
Charley Isac Sowell.
John Andrew Sowell.
Edw. Joseph Spence.
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COMPLETE WAR REGISTRATION
LIST FOR JOSEPHINE COUNTY

Grants Pass No. Precinct
Arthur Wheadon Ash.
George Norman Bailey.
Roscoe Earl Bratton.
Tyrrell Henry Garner.
Eugene Lightwood Coburn.
Theodore Putnam Cramer Jr.
Frank Dennis Clark.
John RAYMOND Closton.
WllliAIn Haynes Chapman.
Ira ReueI Dishrow.
Bert Roy Elliott.
Loyal winfred Heath.
Robert Fay Hamilton.
Leonard Dwight Jewell.
Charles lee johnson.
Charles Henry Johnston.
Lloyd Baiington Johnston.
James Lium.
Paul A. Lorenr.
George w. Matthews.
Roderick Allen McCalley.
Samuel Joseph Naxor,
william I. Powers
Archie James Powers.
Jesse Oliver Rimer.
Shipley Ross.
Ray Colon Stretchberry.
Chester Floyd Stone,
George Coward Earl Smith.
Clyde Edwin Smith.
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No. n, KeEby Precinct

No. ~, Keriby Precinct
Robert McPhee Allen.
Archie Elmer Anderson.
Henry Becker.
Walter Dixon.
Roy Bliss Dycert.
Henry Richard Floyd.
Tom Hughey Floyd.
Edwin Elias Gran.
William Albert Gran.
Frederick julius Adolf Grunow.
Chas. Sdward Hays.
Henry Thomas Haswell.
Everett George Hogue.
Thomas Floyd Howard.
Richard Charles Jones.
Adelbert Robert Lewis.
Harrison James Masters.
John Louis Masters.
Robert Earl McCallister.
John Emery McManus.
Grover Hampton Montgomery.
Wray Kaake Murphy.
Harry Orange Smith.
William Grant TUFTS.
Rex Lindon TUFTS.
George Earl Young.
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No. 10, Selma Precinct

No. 10, Selma Precinct
Guy Monroe Arnett.
Franklin Thomas Bishop.
James william Bishop.
Pasher Charles Bishop.
John Henry Brazille.
William Arthur Clark.
Elmer Edward Cooper.
Irwin Wesley Craig.
Jesse Milford Cyrus.
Turner Aldine Dellinger.
Albert Henry Frost.
Robert Alvin Frost.
Elmer Eugene Hanscom.
Henry Herman.
William Fred Herman.
Clarence Elmer Hutchens.
Mead Earl Valentine King.
Fritz Krauss.
Walter Minthorn.
F. E. Mcintosh.
William Robert Moore.
Earl Dewain Myers.
Edward Parsons Parenteau.
Eddie Ralph Ragan.
Albert Milton Rhoads.
Henry Lavar Sargent.
Clarence II. b. Scherer.
Frank Robert Warner.
Leslie Howard Weiss.
John Victor Welland.
Arnold Levi Young.
Earl Newton York.
Frank Adam York.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17

Grants Pass No. 4 Precinct
Reginald Barnett,
Vernon l. Basler. T.
Erie Clifton Best.
Noble Thorton Best.
Lester Harold Bocock.
Morris Bradford Bocock.
winford Lewis Bocock.
Earl Meas Brown.
James Lee Browne.
August Drunken.
Leo Victor Coffenberry.
Henry Stewart Disbrow.
Arthur v. Dunn.
Oliver Chester Goodnow.
Scott Gilmore Hamilton.
Arlton Lorenzo Heath.
Richard Harold Harvey.
August Peter Jensen.
Irving Earnest Kesterson.
William Ivan kesterson.
Merle George Kirkpatrick.
Lloyd Edward Luper.
James Clyde Martin, s9a
Benjamin Franklin Neely.
Harold William Ofins.
George Luther Pratt.
James Allen Smith.
Lewis P. Stinebaugh.
Lewis Edward Wadsworth.
Homer Clarence Windell.
Haskell Fenton Wyatt.
Luther Melvin Wyatt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17

No. 0 Granite Hill Precinct
Charles James Cotton.
Ben Wallace Coutant.
George Homer Cradle.
Claud Francis Hollowell.
Edmond Hugh Hornor.
Arthur Frank Lincoln.
James B. Meikle.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17

Victor Clyde Brown,
Charles Bane Cross,
Harvey Earl Cross,
Frank Nelson Doak.
Ned Elton Dunlap.
Rudolph Hanenkrat,
Clarence Edward hurrel,
Harry Kincaid,
Jesse Cleveland Lennon.
Samuel Letteken,
Francis John Leroy,
Fred Everson Lichens,
Eugene Franklin Morrison,
Henry Hirum Norton,
Fred o'Kelly,
John Thomas Pence.
Glenn Provolt.
George Alfard Sargent.
Perry Earl Sargent.
Gerald Arthur Sorrels.
Harry Jesse Sorrels.
Frank Sylvester Sparlin,
Lester Lee Sparlln.
William Elery Stone.
Herbert Irven Tetherow.
George Elliott Turvey,
Kenneth Lester vinyard,
Victor Evert Vinyard.
Alva Louis Warner,
BENJAMIN Stockbarger Watts.
Charles Hiram Watts.
vergil Elmer Zumwait.
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Herbert r, Tycer,
Jacob n, Wisecarver,
Ray u. White. ~,
Leon Tecumseh White.
Arthur Willard Yenter,

No. 10, Waldo Precinct
Ezra Bud Albright.
George fenard Allen,
William James Allen.
Cecil Franklin Bacus,
Robert Elmer Breeding,
Alvah Briggs.
Leslie James Buell.,
Roy Wellington Buell.,
Donald Lao Calvert.
Charles Vernon Campbell.
Collin william Campbell.
Joseph Henry Campbell.
Charles Donald Cameron.
John Justice Carr.
Ralph Haynes Conrad.
Edmond Charles Egger.
Lake Earl Eggers.
Jessie Cormckel Freeman.
Robert Frederick George.
Donald Graham.
William Preston Haxelrigg.
George Louis Hcckendorf.
Glen Hervey,
Henry Hess.
John Alvin HIN.
Alexander Leo Hoenisch.
Clarence Vernon Hunt.
Charles Peter johnson.
Howard Clinton Joslin.
Charles Dow Matheney.
Charles McClay.
Jack Mathews McClay.
Roy Frederick McFariin.
Edward Harry Messenger.
Dennis Peter Norton.
Truman Charlie Mutt.
Sam Ragenovich.
valis Alva Reynolds.
Fred Slagle.
Joseph Edward Smith.
Earnest Andrew Snlder.
Lee Joseph Sowell.
George Richachi Takahira.
George Preston Tycer,
John valen.
George Washington Webb.
Charles Herbert White.
Herbert Woodbury.,
Ebert Charles Yarbrough.
Bert Buchanan Zuver,
Calvin zuvcr.
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No. 20. Merlin Precinct

No. 20. Merlin Precinct
Nicolo Bresichello.
Albert +, Culp.
Ross Grow.
Ord Crow.
George Dora.
Edward Merle Eusted.
Lewis 8. Fall.
Lloyd W. Fall.
Lauren Arthur Gale,
Barak Dosier Gibson.
John Francis Hagerty.
George Hammer,
Alfred s. Howard.
Harrison Calvert Massie.
Daniel Webster Mitchell.
Harry Eugene Mitchell.
William Frederick McCabe.
Hurshell McIntyre.
Milton Edward Reynolds.
Stephen Smith.
Henry George Alois Steger.
Asa Franklin Tyler.
Delbert Garnanald Turck.
George Delbert Van Dorm,
James Alonzo Van Dorm.
Hiram D. Woodford,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17

Grants Pass No. q PRECINCT
Harold Edwin Barton.
Leslie Bert Bradley.
Joe Franklin Finley.
Elmer Connel Harnian.
Benjamin. Harrison Jess.
Milon Jones.
Joseph stephen Lloyd.
Claud Christy Martin.
william Norman Noel.
Chas. Marvin Randall.
Harold Patrick Thayer.
Walter Ernest Wright.
Conrad Lee York.
Grants Pass No. Z Precinct
Luther Augustus Armstrong.
Kenneth Dean Butler.
Donald James Calvert.
Carol NJ. Cornell.
c. F. Dean.
John Harding Denison,
Charles Edgar Firth.
Charles Gilmore.
James Henry Kendall,
Charles Edward Moore.
Harold Openshaw.
vallard Thurston Traax.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17

No. f2, Ferry Precinct
Dudley David Barr.
William John Franklin.
Roy McCallister.
Henry William Schmitz.
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No. 1s. Murphy Precinct

No. IL, Murphy Precinct
Ollie Kellar Ainsworth.
Ralph VI. Ainsworth.
Ardell Bailey.
Lester Lane Darneil'e.
Marion Lee Darneille.
Thomas Elmer Gilmore.
Rufus A. Gilmore.
Henry Theodore Haberman.
Chandler w. Hannah.
Fred r. Hyde.
Lewis Ward Hyde. y
Homer Inman.
Earl Eugene Jackson.
Harry Sylvester Jackson.
George T. Kincaid
Daniel Spence Leith.
Lloyd Lester Lindsay.
p. Herman McFadden.
George H. Meek.
Harry Orr.
Charles Manford Ohles.
Ralph Fred Shaw.
Harold F. Shook.
Jesse w. Shook.
Harvey Clair Sparlin.
Clarence Lewis Springstead.
Rudolph Fred Thies.
Ynidamlro Trias.
Emil +. Vahrenwald
Harold Troxell vedder.
James Edwin Vincent.
Y. Ralph Wood.
! Bert York.
Chester G.. York.
Hugh W. York.
No. ~, Williams Precinct
Benjamin Jasper Brooks.
Ralph p. Brooks.
Eugene Robert Brown.
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No. 10 Slate Creek Precinct
James Sherman Bailey.
Sediey Floyd Borough.
Herbert Bull.
Sidney Franklin Craft.
Walter Ferren.
George Henry Ferren.
Charles William Gillette,
Robert Melvin GILLIAN.
Berthe Francis Harmon.
Landon Harrison,
George Holland.
William Dennison Holland.
Mark Emerson Kellogg.
Fred Jones Lovelace.
8. ". Mayhew.
Anton Edward Miller.
Clair Mahan.
George Wesley Mccollum.
Harry Iaverne McColm.
Radburn Robinson.
Lucius Robinson.
Ennis Robinson.
Buryl A. Ruttencutter.
Efthimios ]. Rontonlas.
Herbert Issac Smith.
Floyd Delos Sloan.
James Ebert Tucker.
Jesse Chain Williams.
Lewis Henry Williams.
Merriam Oscar Williams.
Ray Hosea Wilson.
Roy York.
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No. II. Calico Precinct

No. ~. Gailcc Precinct
John William Colvin.
Roy II. Dittus.
Joseph Alfred Hawkins.
Harley Tom Keyte.
Roy Herbert Metts.
Maple Carman Page.
William Stanley Robertson.
Emil Sappe.
George W. Smith.
Charles William Stiewig.
Henry Clinton Whitney.
No. %, Lucky Queen Precinct
Frank Hubert Cahill.
Clarence Edward Chaplin.
Burl Burnett Green.
James Edward Holder.
Leroy Noel.
Daniel Emanie Peterson.
Henry Charles Franklin Peterson.
Roy william Peterson.
william Gordon Phillips.
Philip Joseph Rush.
Albert Henry Schmidt.
Charles Frederick Smith.
Francis Robert Steel.
Oliver Nelson Ward.
Wilbur Edgar Ward.
Thomas Brown Young.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17

No. ~, Williams Precinct
BENJAMIN Jasper Brooks.
Ralph p. Brooks.
Eugene Robert Brown.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17
No. %, Lucky Queen Precinct
No. 81, Leland Precinct

No. 81. Leland Precinct
Fred Cristeser.
Clarence Frederick Farlelgh.
James Robert Fretwell.
Eugene Guy Con.
Karl Karg.
Carl Algot Larson.
Edward Sanford Maloney.
Leonard Miller.
Lory Miller.
John William Reed.
Roy Ruby Reed.
Irvine Charles Russell.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-17

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No. -. Placer Precinct
William Albert BIglow.
George Milton Blalock.
Met Evert Blalock.
George Albert Brock.
Milford Elbert Brock.
Walter Joseph Burch.
Charles Lincoln Ellis.
Fred Ragsdale Ellis.
William Herbert Ellis.
George Louie Jantzer.
Frank Karg.
Francis Speake.
Percy 81. Clair Williams.
Aurthor Albe Wolverton.