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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

the farm and when called last week
another son was doing the carpenter
work on the same.
Fred Knop, who rents the VIM.
Baak farm three miles northwest of
Ricketts,, has the ear marks Of good
young farmer. Two years ago ne
started to raise pure bred Duroc Jer-
sey swine and now has five brood
sows, fifteen spring gifts and ten
spring boars. During the AriOn fair
he purchased a fall boar from B. w.
Hunt, paying 500 for same. 1t is
sired by Long Model and If the sire
looked any better at his age would
have gone a long way to have seen
him. An old brood sow, not a pure
bred, narrowed recently litter Of
nineteen pigs. Some prolific old girl,
what! A double corn crib, 24x26, with
twelve foot posts has just been COM
pleted on this farm.
D. P. O'Brien bought farm about q
year ago. one and half miles north
|of Buck Grove, paying $3.50 per acre.
Last week he sold it at profit of
$50 per acre.
About forty years ago the father Of
J. H. McGrath purchased farm in
section sixteen, Soldier township.
paying ten dollars per acre for the
same. He afterwards made another
purchase Of land adjoining, paying
twenty-five dollars per acre for same.
Since the son has owned the farm he
has purchased another slice, which
he paid $425O an acre for. He now
owns 400 acres and it would no doubt
take more than six times what he paid
for the last purchase to buy the farm.
For several years Mr.. McGrath raised
pure bred Poland China swine. but he
got out of it. About two years ago he
decided to restock with pure breds
and he now has good start. He
talked to me like he had truly repent
ed for slipping back to the common
stock and l will forgive him II he
sticks to his good resolution of never
again" raising anything but pure bred
swine.
TIMELY TIPS FOR THE WEEK
Right now is the time to get ready
for next years garden by fall blowing
and manuring the patch. ....
been installed in the dairy barn 1t IS
a good plan to provide openings COW
cred with canvass, through which the
air can pass.
Be sure the sheep quarters are dry.
A cold, damp place for sheep is sure
death to them.
Fall blowing of grub infested land is
one Of the best ways to get. rid of
them. - -,-@E 49, 49,,
Onion sets should be planted now
for spring punching.
Almost time to plant bulbs for the
spring Towering.
Straw sheds make good scratching
yards for winter layers.
The ideal seed corn ear-small
cob as possible. straight rows, having
a little smaller tip than butt and tap
ering slightly. kernels not too deep
nor ears too large.
Don't gamble with the weather on
fall blowing. Get it done before deep
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

F.. G. wishes us to inform the guy
who stole that key of home made wine
to return the key if it is now empty
He would like to refill it.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10
THE REVIEWS SPECIAL
FARM NEWS DEPARTMENT
" John H. D! Gray
EDITOR
Live News About Crawford County Farms
and Farmers
John H. D. Gray
EDITOR

the farm and when called last week
another son was doing the carpenter
work on the same.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

F. C. Brandenburg is building a
combination corn crib and garage on
his farm in section twelve, Charter
Oak township 1t will be 14X32.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

Fritz Blosk has built very good
chicken house on his farm three miles
northeast OF Buck Grove. 1t is built
of concrete blocks and Is in size Tx
20. A 14x2O addition has been built
to his machine shed.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

Frank holland will reshfngle his
dwelling on the farm one and fourth
miles southeast of Buck Grove.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

William Kroeger is farming his
fathers fay in section twenty-five,
Soldier to- ;hip, while the father,
Peter E pr, is living on easy
street, Scr wig. A double corn crib
and granary. 26x32, il being built on.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

C. J. O'Meara has built an addition
to his dwelling on the farm three niles
south of Buck Grove.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

-
Den Kane has recently built barn
on his farm one mile northwest of
Buck Grove. 1t is 24x36 and contains
six double stalls. A cattle shed and
chicken house will be built soon and
all the buildings painted. l saw sew
eral very good ears of corn which
came from a field on this farm.
brought home two ears which are the
largest l have seen this year, and
hard why they were as hard as some
dumplings l have eaten in the county
where l came from.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1917-10-10

Gathering news last week was not
q pleasure for me. l was sick the
greater part of the week. If You had
q three day attack Of sick headache
and then rode around in 4d you
know about how ! felt. This explains
why my department is not up to stand
ard this week.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

for the month. Other items Of ex
|pense NOT given.
Greer county had twenty-five men
and the cost Of board per man during
the month was 80 cents per day, IS
cents in excess Of prison cost, or 500
for the use Of twenty-five men for the
month Feed Of teams not given.
From the above facts, it can be
readily seen that counties can have
the free use Of men, teams, machin-
cry, tools and other equipment by pay
ing the cost OF transportation, furnish
ing feed for teams and paying the diff
ference in the cost of feeding prison.
ers in camp.
It will also be observed that the
principal factor in the expense Of
prison labor for the purpose of build
ing state roads is due almost entire
ly to the high cost of provender for
men and animals, and varies accord
ing to local markets and local condi-
tions- IT. F. Hensley, state highway
department.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11
PATRIOTISM AND THRIFT

There is no surer bond between 9
man and his country than he shall be
bondholder Of his country
Let us see that this Liherton Loan
bond issue is a bond issue Of the dem
oeracy." Theodore Roosevelt.
IA encouraging the people Of Ameri-
ca. to save it is believed that the Lib
erty Loan bonds are going to perform
an important function in our national
life. The small denomination Of some
Of the bonds renders it practical for
the ordinary wage Garner to purchase
one with the savings of a few months.
and The banks Of the country have UNI
dertaken to provide for the purchase
Of these bonds in small weekly or
monthly payments
BY devoting each week or each
month to the purchase of Liberty
Loan bonds such little sums Of ready
money as are often frittered away for
useless things one can not onI ac
quire property that ranks among the
very best securities in the history of
Tie world, but can at the same time
feel that a patriotic duty has been per-
formed and habit Of saving acquired.
or course the ultimate result Of this
war win be a victory for America, but
what the effects Of the war will be up
on America and American people is
unknown When such an unknown fi- 4
ture confronts tts prudence demands
that contingencies be provided for.
An uncertain future is a time to be
provided for. No one knows how /
great help savings invested in a Lib
erty Loan bond may be a few years
hence.
And your savings not only win be
secure but viii be constant
iy bringing in interest-an income ab-
solutely free from taxation and abso-
utely certain
There are other possibilites-they
night better be called probabilities b
and one is that the Liberty loan bonds
Shen peace comes and money now in
lctive use win be seeking quiet invest
nent, may bring handsome premium.
The Liberty Loan bonds offer every
Incentive to saving-easy payments, I
ibsolutely safe security, a service +
lone to the country and a probable I
handsome profit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

But the Babel bunch didn't have
much on the modern rural telephone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

can render. and labor shortage, eth
er real or fanciful, is greater than 4
has been in years, the subject Of con
vict labor on the public roads OF Okla
homa is most timely. - engineers
road builders and the general taxpay
er quite naturally first look to the
economic phases OF convict labor we
would direct our attention to that side
Of the question.
There are seven road camps with
twenty prisoners each at work in dir
lferent counties Of the state at this
time They are what is known az
"husties," or prisoners who upon their
honor are permitted 20 go outside OF
the walls without guard. Each OF
these camps is in charge OF foreman,
la steward, and one guard employed by
the state. The foreman directs the
labor of the men, the steward looks
after the feeding Of the men and he
teams, and the guard acts as a shep.
herd Of the flock.
The board Of these three men, the
feed Of the teams, and the difference
in the cost Of the board OF the prison
ers IN camp over and above the cost
OF board at the prison is met by the
counties employing the same.
TO give some idea OF the cost to
counties now trying the experiment Of
road building with convicts, we ap-
pend the following official figures fur
nished by SIX Of these camps for theI
month Of May:
LeFlore county has camp Of TWEEN
ty men. The cost per man for board
camp during the month was 2S cents
per day two cents per day in excess
Of the prison cost Of board for the
same time, or $l2 for the use Of TWEEN
Ly men for the month. The cost for
feed Of teams and board Of the three /
men in charge is not given
Pottawatomies county has the same
number Of convicts. The cost of board
1er man was 2S cents per day, Z cents
n excess Of the prison cost. or $42 for
he use Of twenty mer for the month.
Teed OF team, etc rot given.
Tulsa county with the same number
# convicts paid 81 cents per day for
'oard 10 cents in excess Of the prison
ost, or $50 for the use Of twenty men
or the month Feed Of team not Civ
n.
Pittsburgh and McCurtain counties
ach have twenty-one conyicts and
aid 80 cents per day for board Of
ach prisoner, or IL cents in excess
prison cost making a total expense
$66 for the use of twenty-one men
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

Don't be misled by this term, for
the appearance of pimples, hollis or
rashes indicate something more Sc
rious than a mere breaking out" of
the skin. These eruptions are, in
reality, signals from nature that the
blood is impoverished, debilitated and
in need of help. OF course you can
sometimes drive away the infected
places by applying a salve or lotion,
'l'ut unless you treat chem through the
medium Of the blood, they win occur
again and again.
S. S. rs. has proven its wonderful
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11
Get al The Source Of Your ''Skin Diseases

building and tonic properties in thou
sands Of cases arising from disorders
Of the blood. 1t washes the poisons
from the system and aids the blood in
its work of cleansing and invigorating
the body organs, throwing off waste
matter, and keeping the body in a nor
NAL, healthy condition.
Prove these facts for yourself by
taking a bottle of s. s. s. and write
to our Medical Department for infor-
nation about your case. Swift
Specific Co., 304 Swift Building,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11
EXPRESS PAcKAGETTEs
) = = . > ; : . ; : >

= = . = . . . . = y . 4
Patriots all, get in the fight,
Show the kaiser all our might,
Foes Of freedom we must smash,
Buy bond-dig up your cash.
Swat the kaiser-buy a Liberty
bond.
II you are patriot, put out your
sign-wear a Liberty bond button.
81 Simp says he notices that he new
er rests as well at night when his
sleep is broken.
However we can see no special
reason why the launryman should
view the Palm Beach season with
alarm.
What has become Of the old fashion
caster that used to occupy the place
of honor in the center of the dining
able?
But the Babel bunch didn't have
much on the modern rural telephone
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

M. r Courtney is threatening to
sue us because we reported that he
took bath at Hot Springs. lie claims
that he took n splashes. All who be.
lieve that are at liberty to stand on
their heads.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

Alvin Powell, formerly Of Chickasha
but now employed as Western Union
operator at Oklahoma City. returned
to his work this morning after a week
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

they will be prosecuted to the full ex-
tent OF the law If they don't keep out
OF Grady county. They are worse
than German spies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

Col Barefoot is threatening to start
Stacker wagon and run a few free
excursions for the fellows who don't
buy Liberty bonds.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11
end visit here.

Mrs. Jess Luster Is going to Okla.
homa City today for few days visit.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

1T is THE DESIRE or MOOT PEo.
PIE TO OWN a HOME
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

What the Packagetter is afraid Of
now is that he VIII get mad and buy
the whole Of the s7o0,O0,OoO Liberty
bonds remaining to be sold
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

line in the mere matter OF confusion
of tongues.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

CONVICT LABOR FOR ROADS.
AZ this time when the nation is in
need Of whatever service its people
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-06-11

Twisters are hereby warned that
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
ga Tollettcs Sale / senatet.

5e11ator Ga Tollette bolot / Sc
rotct en- opiigtsbeffenOe Cole bbori
ban ubllpngcbe en- uoforOriug til
Dem, lon1 fer / 2onoct belfplbte bam
for Jorruoeri % 9illfpn6e!!l e til
Gprpr. s iforpe Sroelog oroe ban
til Selts moo uoeu &ompagne al
~sGrcifpl1ocri % &orattermproeri",
lnnn fortes moo Mgl16, ser moblotte
Zig Observation-Disclosures. rSperten
Mobbens !8pl cller Mngtens @plt"
ltl,loe foo 8ugt mes born.
9et bar EFT fraftig Solbe, iom
CIT ga 6ollette fan affpre ser. -
Mcn Sen %inoebolot mprfeligt NOT
iffe ct Sro til 6prf!oring e1ler 6or-
lnor al bans ct. Saul Sale, iom:
lUrlig er, 0ell, ban er bleben a1,=
nrcben for, u1el1 bolot fig belt til oe
aln1il1oclige llotrDf ON Sribeo og.
Gct olp. Set bar bans beItemte M11=
greb paa Rcgieriltgcn, ser ff11n6e ia
be bpret @rtno for bom til at
ltollole pc6.
Com Spar bcrpaa iagbe Senator
Mcllogg, at efter at 2onoet CT font
men I &rig oa topre M9n6 ppfor-
orcs til at ofre lit 2ip % &elonr-
cerne iamlcs for en- aonflift. ser
life bar tit SioeItpffe / Siitorien,
11aa nla'1 pqre ltbpre foriiatig %
megct 11gjagtig ! Smtale at ari=
Gc11s Marioger. Senator aelloag be-
1'rateoe, at ri git il1b i @rigcn for
at aipc amerifanifc 8orgere Mct til
at relic neo ammunitionglalteoe
.Sfibe, Tor at beifDtte Morgong 2oon
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Sranife 5uIbater..

rSSlltet 5teo toIer maj, loo liot
ON arigen JONI / lelpe ariger," fri
Der Ell ironif Officer i set fronife
|3ioslfrift ~2ecture pour Eous" i en-
|Sftloring fra 5loget peb Sonun1e.
Mlls % e,,bper ejpr i'm 8ligt til
Oct Doeritc % lpprger life efter So
|litifen: gu CT &rigen blepet til ct
|Saanonerf, n1el1 rigtignof ct !Saono-
pprf, lom bliper mere % mere fmnl-
.p.icerct meb ell WPngbe Speciolite=
ter. Gen enfslte CT Iom en- 5fr11e i
ct tort Wtoifineri. 2igelom Ell Or
.bejoer 6berfc1 bar Sib eller 5rong
til at funoere oper Moifinens ion1=
meriatte Sefnif, ligeioo lille Irane
bar 5ploaten til at rp1pn,lere opcr
oe~ltrategiifc Elaner % Groblemer.
Deu franife 5oloat ler mes Iillio.
og, 8clnoring op til fine Sprcr,
fprlt % fremlt til Soffre % Nipelle.
Nen ban ta!cr alorig ON Dem.
On 5ranifmon6 pil altib ubfere
tit Mrbejoe gobt. gnte1l Motiuet farl
bore Ggoisme, 5toltbeo eIler ell az
pen 8epeggrnno set ipiller in
gen 6olIe. San biI, at bans Mrbejoe
|ifol bore nfini", % ban er u%troIiq
'bebanoia. Dcrfor Ell ban oglaa efs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02
Minbe unn Ole 8nl.

Sra sen gan,lc 5pillen1an6 ur-
moger Seftc, bar v9or6alano" moo
toget fpleenoe.
@intcren 1857 bprte jeg flere
@onge poo Eeatrct / Bergen Ole
@uu ipille. 9o lpntes jcg ban bar
bcgapet n1eo Ell cge, gp,e til at
frembrinee set melt itororteoe peo
oel1 iimple 6prm al Mtctobier, &c
Dor ligejon1 at gipe ct Clint liot
langere ems bette Soroiife. Melo,
oicrnc ipntcs 'i%orunoerligc % for
an6erlige / 6orm, iaoion Somn1er-
finer. gngo1lq, bar Set iom bans
S%nltr1nlent @iolin) por inipireret
= ~i6rgelige Sarmo1lier fremfom
pg blanot bisie bprtes @lGbesraob,
Suffe og Mogcr % ~tinbrenoe 2at<
ter, loo moll olDorlig maatte tgnfe
roo 9ipet mes bets mango 5orger
% @leoer. Som hi las og lDtteoe,
bprtes Tuglenes &pioren, 8inoens
laate &os!en meo 2pbet, Eor6e1
bprtes / Set fjernc, 5tornen meo
bens 5ulen og @rulen. Seppet
falot, set blcp mgrft, Set bleb Scot,
pg l%1nipcr1ct ipntes at billie ripes
Stpffer. 5no font cit lplere Melobt.
Mprgel1cn fpn, og flingen0e Sar=
mpnier of Trpo % @lpoc Dar rige-
lorn Sc fprte % Silborerc forbt De
gplo11e Mprgenifper sis ben, bbor
e>16og life CT enclte Saare lfal fit
ocs / @leoe11s og 6rpoers 8eger.
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euplariif opgti9 i ollie Sc 5pecioli=
.teter, iorn &rige1, bor frcmbrogt> ionl
|bar / Sre0ens Gage pgloa CT Ell
Mtciter / lit lpecielle 6oa. @eIulto-
|terne ira oeu iiote Cffeniiu bier,
at oerr franlte Mune er b!epet ct
,Itopertruffct &rigsrcolfab.
Tiltnof lrnges MON / Mrmecn e.
ter Jreo. MrigSbannoprrfct CT
baarot, umc1melfeGg Doorot ofte. =
Set fiber u0 Sc lterfelte. Dc lepelloe
2erflnmper, iom fon1mer op fra
Sfpttegrobcne, le9ner al SrGt6co.
Mcn Sen %fronife Soloat lpl1ges fife
me0 lttoolnlooigbcb cfter cn 6ren
for enDpcr Gris, = tpertinlob, Dul1
lenges efter Sen, lonl Ell MrbejOcr
lr11ges efter e, Teric, iom funilltrr
goot, raor Sen fommer, men lpn7
Ibon life peb ONT. Set Sn0trpf bar
lea facet pes Somtaler meo nlang=
|fol0ige al Solooterne. 5rantrigs le-
Den6e Mano fan trpgt ltolc poo Dir
meens lloDoloenbeo.
Sg bpoo ltn6erbolO pg 6prplejz
ming aitgoar, CT ben %franlfe SMoat
goot foriprget. &jpoportionerne er
rige!ige, ia ouerflpoig ito
re pberolt. Dteo @rpntioger oerimoo
begDn6er set at blipe mi,lore BE-
Del10t. 0een ielp / sc bagerite 2injer
faar bier Soloot en- fport Sitter 8in
baabe Moraen og Mfteu I'll lin rige-
lige Ma6rotion. SO oenne aport
LETTER Mo6 / 8rpitet.
Set CT baabe oplnl1ntrenOe og IN
|tcresiart at tale mes Sploater,1e no
Sronte11. 0e bor erbperpet fig ct
Dber1egent % 1m~pol1erel1Oe StDslDn
og ell 5jplens 2igebRgt, lom uiloe
forbapie, bois mar fife baboe lebet
meo 6enl / 0cres ltore 8rppelier %
fulgt Dem gjennem Sem. Wel1 81
foritaar rtal, DEM ogiaa tilful0e.
SSSlltcreslen for alt .cipilt 8roaf"
0erimo0, lom optager allbrcs SID og
1anfer, set i%ntereslerer oeut life me-
get. Det forefonmer oem aft lam=
men loo upigtig ng u~Deofommenoe.
0e taler i belle taget life mcget, og
altih meb SO og ltben 2i0cnifab. De
bar lprt at bore bcberifet, inba6-
enbt, tabie og floge. SITE Ell Gang
peo @lasiet iIipper Be Mnnoen les.
.0g 8isfusiioncr bsrer n1a,l alorig
Dem. Ser CT altio roget al
ben tore Sores opbaiebe ITO ober
BEN, ielp / beres 9ermisiionstio.
SITE 9lterlanoinaens apatiife $40,
men berimoo 8eterallens operlegne
% prbpeoe &oloblooigbeo.
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! CLAY & BECKER CO.. MIMI.
100 Acres. S Nil 0st Tor ulen..Minn
Alt i%ndhegnat, code Bygninger, 14G
Acres opbrekket, Resten Grasgan-
ge, skandinavisk Nabolag. kun s55~
Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Har andre
code Farme til Salg. Skriv efter
Liste.
y. 7. Johnson Land Co.. Ulen. MINI.
&ep1blifens 5oloat fiarnper life
tor prul1tenDc @al!oner. &riacn fp-
Der beller life &ierligbeo til lelpe
&rlgsboanopGrfet pos bonr. San,
bbts 5orfGore, De gan1lc @uller,
greb Sfioloet, lloar Sc aif i aon1-
pen, ban bar maattet lore at frbbe
ION Ell M1,loporp unoer Soroen oa
gJpre Jig uipnlig UNDER Rampen.
Wten bans Seroisme bans sapper-
beo CT oerfor life minore ems bans
SorfGores bar set. &%cpublifens Sol
batter banll9eter life, oeres STAGES
ltore og rbepingelige Ggenifober hor
Be bebolbt.
Ar11leens 9iiciplin er frenbeleg
1troffel'g, oa rforfproe!ig" en- be1,s
Stratf, TOM Den gop Grepe paa pe0
Ntar11e % peo Gerbun. Get CT mo-
gre % iejge aarle, bproeoe % i1nrtf-
fe / oeres meofarne geltuniformcr1
- Imltffere el1o 90 SC orog tit aon1-
pen aJe1'nem Garis' @aoer paa Sci
til 5roItten UNDER flingenoe 5pil.
Gnonu er bans &ori5pnt begrnu-
let al 5ienoens agbegrape, men lroor
en- Sang Geoaret bliber oflpit al
2 5femmeleolen", bill Sen franife Me-
publif Wttigs3pre iia Sen fronife
|5oloots Grforineer.
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800 ACRES FARM, kun 2H Mil
fra Stephen, alt under Dyrkning.
Code B%ygninger. Sort Jordbund med
Lerunderlag, ingen Sten og intet
ubrugeligt Land. Blomstrende skan-
dinavis Settlement. Prisen or $55.
pr Acre paa lette Vilkaar. Skriv ef-
ter ~Oplysninger og Liste paa andre
EJendomme. John p. Lundin,
Stephen, MINI.
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Salg.
Farm i Minnesota till SalgS.
200 Acres Farm Til Sale.

Alt kan plSjes. Fuldstandig S@t
Bygningerne findes en- naturlig l.
bart sort lord med Lerunderlag
Telefon og Rural Route. 3H Mil
til luthersk Kirke. Pris $3.50 pr
Gratis Katalog og Fortegnelse til
CROW RIVER LAND CO
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-11-02

$50 Acres smuk Farm, 7 Mil nordost for Finley, No. Oak. 29O Acres opdyrket,
Phs p Acre $4SsO. Noset kontnnt, Resten pa rmeiee vnkaar-
merket Pl6jeand, Resten Havneeane. Der er Stld os Brond og ct busei&t Es.
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Hans Allen, Pres. Allen Land Co., Red Wing, Mimi