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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23

EALE~l NpIES. FILTER ANp AI-
TERNTlON HAND. WRITTEN Az.
PLlCATlON ONLY ACCEPTABI 4.
STATE WHERE LAST EMPLOYED, ,
SALARY EXPECTED. ETC. AN
fWER HELD IN ABSOLUTE CON-
fIDENCE
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23

NOl cpn keen Your hands clean hy using
white Mop Nriurcr: they IN amy
mil operate easily, wiring the mon PEI
f"r'N Warranted white Mop Wtlnger
Co Furonville y.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23
LOANS. REAL ESTATE SECURITY
In Answering Ads. Pieaso Mention Tlucs.

PRIVATE MONEY to loan on city resi-
dence property. quick action.
EVEREST 4 Campbell,
Walnut i22 A3l Lee Hldg
$500 TO $500 private money ON city i'm
proved propertls y percent. no commits
sion Phone NJ 19s
PRIVATE money To loan ON welt i'm
proved city property g. \ F1trslm-
mons. l0Jts West Main Phone Walnut
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PERSONAL.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

DON'T experiment with unreliable col.
lectors play safe and get tho old re
liable Guarantee collection Agency. SIG
llcrskowitZ Bdg
FAMOUS Sccley Spefmatic Truss guar
nntcrd to contract opening lifted by
expert also abdominal belts elastic
trlisses. shoulder braces Wcstfill Drug
TO. oklahoma CITY. Okla
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FARM for cash rent. near car. school.
city. good improvements, possession
now $40 West Finh
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MACHINERY AND SUPPLIES.
In Answering Ads Please Mention Times.

FOR SALE-SiN h. y international gaso-
line engine In good condition. on
trucks \ thanks. onc-half milc west,
ouc-half mile south of rsckug'own.
FOR SALE CHEAP Good secondhand
Numlcv steam engine. 70 horsepower.
! W jerks. Nt 40. ], NoN loo. okla
homa CITY. okla
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Field Cloak Co.
10 NORTH HARVEY. ..
STENOGR

WANTED White woman or girl for gen
ernl housowork. 2 In family. 2ilS w.
tth Maple 500
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
In Answering ADS. I1ease Mention Times.

WANTED 500 Victor or Columbia rec
ords. We pay spot cash. Record Ex'
change. 3 \ Harvey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23

NEW and used lumber. garages poul-
try inus"s; all kinds fence and posts
72o Walker Walnut l39
| Will pay lust little more FOR sec
oud hand rugs and carpets than any
one Wal 7216
WE WANT YOUR INSURANCE
BUSINESS
Fire. Tornado. Farm. Automobile rlate
,;lHSs. Lac. etc Reliable companies and
best service
DELANEY CAREY & 60
rHONB " lliS 229 LEE PLDG
PHONE me where to buy rags maya
zines, bottles. metal, auto tiros rubber
boots and shoes, also mems clothing and
shoes Wal Ns3 III W Chlckasow.
PHONE us where 10 buy clothing. shoes
ha's. We buy everything Wal 3i7i
20i W Reno
DRY GOODS BONES
For sale IN excellent condition: clean
and cheap Rorahough- Brown Dry Goods
compauN
WAIT Second hand gasoline engine or
windmill + q. Martin, il7is West
Grand wal 56aS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS
FOR RENT.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention r,n..

FOR REST @ light hnusek ecplng rooms
cheap a6 tns, Nlnth
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w Wayme Hotel

Meals home style. 25c. rooms, 25c,
close to all depots, good straight house
nov W. California Ave. oklahoma city
okla
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
IN CITY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention JImes

KITCHENS HOTEL EXCHANGE huv-
nnd sells hotels, we hnve some right
now; bargains I'm rooming and apartment
houses, restaurants and stores Campbell
Bldg. Maple 22I7 Maple Pts
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BUILDING MATERIAL AND
LUMBER

In Answering Ads Please Mention Time..
NEW and used lumber. oak and pine
flooring. siding rud ceiling. cheap. 3eO
g Walker Wal l1q
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HOTEL DIRECTORY.
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times

VIRGINIA HOTEL
6lt n. broadway, nicely furnished. out %
side rooms home cooking. family style
transient trade solicited
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LADIES make s. 10 {l2 weekly doing
uecdlework iiutiug. etc. AZ home. Ap-
ply III East 3rd between and 6
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Fl RNlSHEn four.room house, modern.
+ adultt only, $40 h, Sth st. Maple ii2S.
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Have Several

improved farms IN this and adjoining
counties acquired under conditions
which enable me 10 offer them far un.
dor market price Sec owner, ins
Terminal Bldg rhono ". iSIO.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1917-07-30
Brass and Iron Beds

1 Brass Bed continuous post, like cut, value
$3.50 Sale price $685.
Brass Bed, value $18.75. -. Sale price $13.S5
Brass Bed, value $1,000. -. Sale price $21.50
Iron bed, walnut finish, value $25.
-:..... Sale price $1985
Iron Bed white enamel, value $12. ........
Sale price $3.50
1 all iron Divanette, complete with slip covers,
value SIS. Sale price S18.87
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
BETHEL
F. H. Abbott,
County Agent.

Clyde Blossom, Eugene Parrot and
Henry Wilcox were at their homes over
Sunday from Fort Ethan Allen. Alfred
Arnold gas here from Salem, n. H.
Archie Williams, who had been work
ing in Windsor the last two years, lately
joined the lst Vermont regiment and is
at Fort Ethan Allen. David Raymond
also has enlisted, with an assignment as
cook, and was here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert S. Adams of De-
troit, Mich. are at Dir. V. H. Eddy's.
They were in Boston last week at the
former home of Mrs. Adams.
Rev. F. w. Engel of Gaysville adj
dressed the Young Peoples Christian
league last evening.
Mrs. G. H. Sweetser returned to-day
to her home in Wakefield, Mass, after
a fortnight's visit at Z. d. Gilson's. On
her return she was accompanied by Mrs
ellison and Catherine, who will visit rela-
tives in Boston and will spend week on
Bakers island in Salem, Mass, harbor.
The parents of Myron Rogers, who is
employed in Springfield, Mass, have
learned that he was drawn early last
Friday for the new American army.
w. +. Shaffner of Winston Salem, n
c., j. d. Sargent, John A. Zimmerman
and Thomas Woodroffe of Mount Airy,
N. c., Harold w. Fletcher and Ralph
Fletcher of Chelmsford, Mass, made up
a group of granite manufacturers who
were accompanied to Bethel from Nash
ua, N. H.. last Saturday by W. g. Cliff
ford and John Keleher.
Mrs. Cylena Hall and George Byam
are i'll at John Morse's.
Myron Havey, who had been at North
field several months as operator at the
c. V. railroad station, has returned to
the station at this place. A E. Reynolds
takes a short vacation this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
Fighting the Hoppers.

"The appropriation of $1,000 by the
last legislature to fight grasshoppers was
regarded somewhat in the light of joke,
but since the distinctive pests have made
their appearance in large numbers in
several counties OF the state, some farm
ers would like to know why the appropri-
alton was not made larger. Montpelier
Argus.
In some sections OF Rutland county
the pestiferous grasshoppers are just
getting large enough to make themselves
felt. If 'hopper-dozers" were put on at
once, under direction of the county
agent or after directions often printed in
the public press, the devastations of
these predatory insects would be consid
erably checked
The appropriation was made small, not
because any one thought the grasshop-
per was a joke, but because the farmer
ought to help himself a little and call
on the state only when confronted by
situation that he cannot handle.
The grasshopper pest is mighty Sc
rious business, even though it does not
in magnitude the situation in
some western and middle western states,
where the raiders sweep down from the
hills with a favoring wind, so many
that they obscure the sun like cloud
and so ravenous that they leave not
green shoot or twig behind them.
When the tiny hoppers are observed
in the grass and crops, measures should
be taken at once to stop their devasta-
lions. They soon do the business for
/ growing crop, once they reach their
'avenous maturity Rutland Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
NORTH MONTPELIER


|, Mrs. Maggie Lawless has returne
home from Woodsville and North Haver
hill, n. H., where she visited.
C. II. Kendrick and son Of Winoosk
were visitors in town Wednesday.
| Vern Jones of St. Adams was a bust
ness visitor in town Wednesday ant
Thursday,
Mrs. Shepardson of Boston was bust
ness visitor in town last week.
Mr.. Knight, contractor of South Roy
alton, and men are at work putting IL
the cement foundation and floors for tn,
new mill for the Little Wooden company
Mrs. Fannie Little is seriously ILL., Miss
Mertie brennan of Calais is caring for
her.
Mr. Williams slipped and hurt his
back Wednesday evening while at work
and has gone to his home in Mortified
Falls for few days.
Arthur Barber and c. Davis of Barre
were business visitors in town last Tues
day.
Mrs. Chaplin returned last Tuesday
night from a few days visit in Spring.
field, Mass
George LeBarron, who has been visit
ing relatives in town, returned to his
home in Boston Saturday.
Miss Grace Little was a weekend Wis.
itor in Marshfield.
Mrs. Alice Hamblett and Mrs. Louvie
Chase visited Mr.. and Mrs. Will Gree
ley at Plainfeld Thursday and Friday,
DR.. and Mrs. Percy Noyes of Boston
are visiting her sister, Mrs. c. P. Spauld-
ing.
Won Burnham of Calais is helping
Ephie Pray hay.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Freeman of Wat.
erbury Center and mother, Mrs. Martha
Graves, were weekend visitors at Ephe
Pray's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. Pray spent
part of last week at their camp at Joe's
pond
Mrs. George Kelton and niece, Miss
Ruth Patrick, returned home last Sat
lrday from a visit in Providence, r. T.
Church services have been suspended
1t North and East Montpelier for
while.
Mr. Knights family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight, ST, of South Royalton were Wis
tors in town last Tuesday.
Rev. and Mrs. Will Kelley and son,
Charles, of Lewiston, Me-, are spending
heir summer vacation at George Pray's
ottage at Joe's pond.
Frank Colson of Waterbury Center
vas weekend visitor in town over the
'ast week.
Arthur Cook visited at his home in
Barre over Sunday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
WASHINGTON

Lucisn Downing, who has been stay.
ing the past week at the home of Ellis
Downing has returned to his rooms here
His health is very poor.
Farmers are having hard time hay.
ing these days.
Notice is hereby given to the ladies
of Washington that there is Red Cross
work ready for them at the Universalist
church and can be called for at any
time.
F. c. Huntington and family are at
their cottage at Fsirlee Jake this week.
Miss Ella Calef left Saturday to visit
friends in New Hampshire.
Mrs. Ella Mcdonald of Plainfield is the
guest Of her sister.
Mrs. j. E. Leonard returned to her
home in Burlington Saturday, after
spending few days with Mrs. A. L. Pat
terson.
No moving pictures this week on ae-
count Of the infsntile paralysis.
Several parties from here spent sun
day at Fort Ethan Allen.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
W4ITSFIELD

District Superintendent of Schools W
H. barrow was in town Thursday.
Miss Marjorie Luce of Waterbury
spent Thursday in town.
Miss Marion Marden of Waterbury has
been engaged to teach the east school.
All schools in town will begin the fall
term of school Monday, Sept. 10.
Miss Sinclair, trained nurse from
Barre, came Saturday to care for Miss
Alice Miner.
Oramel S. Joslyn and Miss Emma JOS
lyn spent Monday in Montpelier.
S. P. Joslyn spent Friday in Montpe-
lier.
Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury came Friday from
Derry, n. H.. called TO town by Miss
Miners condition.
Mrs T. Human of Newport is a guest
of her daughter. Mrs. James o'Niell.
George Clutter, a schoolmate of
Dwight Joslyn at Mortified, has been
his guest the past week and now has
employment in haying at George Jones'.
Verne Parker was in Waterbury the
past week.
Miss Alice Robinson and sister. Miss
Catherine Robinson, Of Boston. are guests
in town.
Miss Belle Robinson Of Derby Line is
visiting her Mere. Mrs. Rossbelle Nell
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
HANCOCK

Mr.. and Mrs Frank Ford of Randolph
were visitors at George Farr's last week
Charles Stockwell and family of Ran
dolph were az Lucy Perry's the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Scott are with
their son, Edwin, in Barre.
Rev. and Mrs. L. M. Barnse and Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Haynes and Warren
Blanchard of South Royalton, were re-
cent guests at Elmore Goodyear's.
James Blair of Rochester, who has
been working in Whittier's mill, caught
his arm in the gearing of some of the
machinery and the flesh was torn from
the bone. He was taken to the Bethel
sanatorium for treatment.
Mrs. Will Stewart of New York City
is at Dana Marsh's for the summer
Mrs. John WEIGH and son visited at
Almon Goodno's in Rochester North Ho-
low recently.
Harold Spencer, who went from here
to Boston, has position as floor super
intendent in r. Fl. Whites department
store.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
ROCHESTER,

Delwin, the five-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Akey, died last Monday
morning of infantile paralysis. They
have little girl of two years, whom the
doctors are watching for symptoms OF
the disease.
Mrs. Hugh Henry, two sons and two
daughters of Orange, n. j., have come
to spend the summer at their bungalow
here.
The White River railroad has put on
a Stanley steamer between Rochester
and Bethel, leaving here at 1915 and re-
turning about o'clock.
Mrs. Emily Stockwell is visiting
friends in Chimney Point, n. Y.
John Wyman had the good fortune to
trap bear on his farm in West Roches-
ter, weighing l25 pounds.
Cleon Abbott was at home from Wind
sor last week.
orson Briggs, who was injured about
two weeks ago in an automobile acci.
dent. was able to return to his home in
Leicester last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Shedrick of Buffalo, n.
Y, and their three children have been
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. p.
Mason.
Rev. and Mrs. E W. ang Land two
daughters of Ravens, n. Y, were in town
recently, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Morse.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23

Much fruit is spoiled by using wrong
utensils a.. for example, those Of iron
and tin. These should not be employed
for cooking fruit. since the acid Of the
fruit attacks these metals and q bad
color and taste viii result. Even the
use of an enameied kettle, from = part
Of the surface Of which the enamel has
rubbed Of. should in good economy be
rejected. TIE cover ri a jar may Be
imperfect; il seems eKtravsEant to dis
card il, but better to discard il with the
jar empty than fun Of carefully pre-
served fruit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
Help Yourself

BY letting US help you Insure your in.
come 50 il viii continue from a given
age a. long a. you live, and at the same
time secure continuance Of same in
cone TO year wife If you do not live
Call and investigate. National Life Ins
90. Of VI. tMutuAll S. S. Ballard. gen
srsl agent, RialtO building, Montpelier,
W
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23

The cithern. q musical instrument re-
sembling the guitar. mentioned In I
Msccsbees iv. 81. employed by the
Chaldeans. was probably introduced
into Palestine By the Hebrews after
their return from the Babylonian cap
fivtfv.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
n.r Chan.

He Dust 90 make conversafionl-Do
rou think opals are uniuckyg She-l
should prefer q diamond n It's an the
Zane to y0u.-Boston Transcrigt
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
Sheer tdoIatry,

"Gadspur ess a little white hen that
lays an egg every day."
II guess he's proud OF that bird"
PROUD is not the name for f. Why.
man. be has had a Photographic record
made OF her cackle. "-Birmingham
Age-Herald.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
WASHINGTON COUNTY FARM
BUREAU ASSOCIATION.
Notes for Week Ending July 81.
The Labor Problem.

bols anu men placed on ihfmss 10
Miles Travelled Observation-Disclosures. 322
The Labor Problem.
The work of supplying farmers with
needed help has been continued this week
with fair success, IS places having been
satisfactorily filed, making a total TO
date of 81 laborers being placed on '27
farms in the county. The men from
the granite sheds in Barre have done a
great deal to help, and their cooperation
with the manufacturers and the farmers
| should be commended | wish to correct
the ideas of those who suppose that there
is some cost connected with this work OF
the county agent. There is absolutely
no charge whatever, either to the farmer
or to the prospective worker. Tie work
is being done by the county farm bureau
and is meant to be an effort to increase
the general food supply by timely har'
vesting. There will undoubtedly be an
even greater call for harvest labor in the
fall, when the main crops are ready for
harvest. / expect that the end OF an
NhhNA WEN WIZ Stt hbC AhbbA 81
better shape, as by that time many farm
ers will have finished haying and will be
at liberty to help out their neighbors.
We should make a special effort this
year to do this in order TO get the hay
cut as early as possible so that it will
make better feed and give chance for
the second crop. There are still many
farmers who would use a boy for the re-
mainder of the season. II the boys who |
have had little farm experience will |
apply to me will try to locate them in
a good home on good farm.
The Federal Farm Loan.
There are many farmers in Washing
ton county who could materially increase
their income from the farm if they had
source from which they could get cap
ital to put into stock, farm machinery or
buildings. The federal farm loan asso-
citation furnishes such source. There
are already several applications from
farmers in Washington county for loans
10 be made through this association. Re-
'ent correspondence with Mr. Forristall,
The secretary of the bank in this district,
indicates that he will be glad to complete
,he Arrangements for local association
n this county, provided enough are in
crested. II you are interested, please
lend your name to this Office. When a I
number 100 or morel have made
application we can proceed with the or !
yanization.
F. H. Abbott,
County Agent
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
eRANITEvuLE

Meeting Of branch No. u. WI L.
Of y. A, gill be held in Miles hall
Wednesday evening. July =, az Tsso
o'clock A good ATTENDANCE is desired r.
Finnig2n, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23
MONTPELIER
Fourteen Men Examined for the Next
officer Training Camp.

Lieut.-Col. T. S. Tompkins and Capt
W. E, Keshner of the regular army com
pleted Sunday evening the examination
of IA men who had applied for entrance
at a training camp similar to the one
held at Plattsburg. They did the work
in rooms at the Pavilion and left in the
evening for Fort Ethan Allen, where
they win have Offices until Aug. 8, when
the entrance to the schools is finished.
OF those examined here, six were from
Barre, but the officers would not give
their names, because it was not known
whether they had passed the examina-
tons. The school will be at Fort Myers,
Virginia.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1917-07-23

Gov Graham has given Charles A.
Smith of this city, deputy probation of.
ficer, orders to release any men in his
custody who have enlisted in federal
! service during the war Mr.. Smith had
five that had enlisted and naturally it
was somewhat embarrassing to them to
have to report each month to the proba-
ton officer. Mr.. Smith was given to
understand that an order would be made
affecting all probation officers in the
same manner.
Mrs. j. NJ. Galaise, who has been in
Maiden, Mass, caring for her daughter,
Mrs. Maria Mathieson, since last Jan.
uary, when she was operated upon for
appendicitis, returned home last evening.
Two cars loaded with Barre and
Montpelier people went to Fort Ethan
Allen Sunday to see relatives.
Miss Helena King has gone to Queen
City park to visit Mrs. C. H. Bolles.
Arthur Baldwin of St. Adams has
moved his family here, having COM
menced work in the Montpelier Grocery
company's office.
A daughter was born Sunday to Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Lull
According to Commissioner of Fish and
Game Linus Leavens of Cambridge, who |
was in town Saturday, 100000 trout
fingerlings will be raised next year in
addition to the other Matching. Orders
have been placed for the production of
the above number of trout.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25

;.o," Tor %;aS@ Mn neah:.enc s": and
mcnt To use.
Answer: The most promptly cncc-
tive treatment for local anpiica,.om To-
painful parts is rime-o-in,um.
Mi y - writes. u am writing for
nnniv,irc !" cure myself 90 pi,np"s ami
b'tiS. My skin seems TO" OILY
A"sM"r: The organs which climln-
AT" vast" matter need attention. oh
tain tire" grain sulpherD tablets ono,
Sulphur inh'ets) aud take regularly a.
per directions for several months
Mrs NJ J. |, asks: DO you th,n.l
~ ~ i'"ssihi" FOR me 4" increas. my
WriEh from - pounds I" ab"t, ~
rc2 H1.M' Use Of spe .s!fy S,n tina" , ,nG
vii do this Tor YOU. as il h,s To-.
thousands Of others. ASK your drug
- in senle' package Win fuii dire.
ions. I"k" them fnr several months
!" get the fun benefit,
Ray" writes: can .us,or
bronchial trouble he rciic,.di"' f. i,or St"in
lou SGt;E.-t'
sore throai. bronchitis would advisc
No us" Of concentrated ess.I,.. mon
n".i'Nenc; iHGehase ,nIs e; any drug
Stut- ia on package mi mix ac-
N"f"ih, L" erection. gwen on bottle
ana gu VII very shortly b. relieved
81 an hr"nohi',l trouble 'rhis will not
"nlN r"!.c:". bat VIII correct aud II.
very lIe"""nt t." take
"Mclv!lie n writes. "sno.r, =. ,,,,,
81 ior,%:.SlN iind himself utterly inca.
i'hcitsi"d: Nm weak. rcryoue tiInid.
Arse Win tired feeling lt,no U,,,:.
i',mn zen h'N" severe headache in TIL.
,'t.N par II ,ny head FicIi. .,puc;ii.
strcnS tn
Answer r. use Il common cN,r.s-
SON. EnH haNe exceeded the speed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-01-25
RICHMOND LIVE sru,k M,rkEr

,S"',. - Union Sto. cards
~" h'GpnG. Va. = "u.rv - i.'.
9-Is I" "a rlc!,ui. - good
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70 - R.S' oxen. 10 .s mediun L"
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hG~'S NnrN. u "a; medium ,ye,shj Il 70
- nos - -, :" -. saw- nut sars
- !" hHs; sheep. -. 20 a.. common to
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