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Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18

Chapman. Miss Chapman was grad uated May s9th from the training school for Christian workers in Bos- ton.
 Mrs. Robert Chapel has returned to Montville after lengthy visit to her sister, Mrs John B. Williams
 Miss Ella A. Brown has returned to her rooms in the A. B. Taylor house, near the Baptist church, after caring for Miss Amelia Mitchell during the winter and spring months.
 Miss Jennie Opie of Westerly and Mrs. Frederick Loveland and two chil- dren of Hartford were recent guests of Mrs. Alvan Salisbury.
 Herbert Whiting of New Haven has been spending his vacation with his parents, Mir and Mrs. Herbert Whit ing.
 Entertained for Son.
 Mr. and Mrs. A. O. AckIey of Gallup Hill and Miss Elsie Ackley entertained party of friends Sunday of last week returned home Saturday from Knox vile, Ill. Those present were MT and Mrs. John Aekley and family and Miss Annie Dexter of Peauonock Bridge, William Shank of Ledyard Miss Maud Shank and Miss Rachel Buddington of Old Mystic, John M Colver of Center Groton, Mr. and Mrs Frank Collins and son, Master Law renee Collins, of Mystic. Miss Luna Ackley of Bristol. Harry Caswell ol New London, James Webster of Mystic and Albert Searns of Chicago. The day was greatly enjoyed. Vintson O. Ackley, instructor in English and his tory at St. Albans school, will spend the summer with his parents.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
OLD MYSTIC
School Term Closes With Picnic Graduating Exereises-Party in Honor of Winston o. Aekley.

The Burnet's Corners school closed Friday with a picnic at the horse pounds near Center Groton. The pu- pils and their teacher, Miss Eliza Wheeler, of Greton Long Point, and their guests assembled at the school house at a. m. Friday, going to the horse pounds for a days outing.
 Graduating Exercises.
 The graduating exercises of the West Mystic school were held last Thurs day morning in the school, in charge of Principal George Ingram and his assistant teacher, Miss Flora Belle In gram, both of Burnet's Corners.
 Timothy Crouch has moved his fam fly from Edward Chesebro's house at Burnet's Corners to Joseph Austin's farm in LedNard.
 Leon Maniere of Lowell, Mass, was a recent guest of MT. and Mrs. Ray Colver.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Batchelder of Boston recently spent the week end with Postmaster and Mrs. William $. Walbridge,
 The Methodist Sunday school had it's Children's day concert Sunday.
 Miss Maud Williams, who has taught the past school year at Bozrahyille, has returned to Piainview farm to spend the summer vacation with her father, William J. Williams, and sister, Miss Ruth Williams.
 chiIdren's Day Observance.
 At the Baptist Sunday school Chil- dren's day an interesting address was delivered by Supt. Frank Earl Will Hams and selections on the Victrola were interspersed with choruses by the school.
 Hiram Walbridge has returned te Stafford Hollow after a week end visit to his uncle and aunt, Postmaster and Mrs. William $. Walbridse.
 First Sergt. Chelsea J. Williams oi U. s. A, only son of William J. Will Hams, has been transferred from tht Mexican border to Camp Travis, Sar Antonio, Tex.
 Miss Agnes Chapman is spending { months vacation here at the home O ] lhsE parents. MT. and Mrs. F. Alonzs
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
ATTAWAUGAN
School Entertainment - Chaplain Writes That Local Soldier is Dan- serousIy III.


 There was Children's Day concert at the NJ. B. church Sunday evening. MT. and Mrs. George Harvey of Put nam called on MT. and Mrs. Frank Fechie Sunday.
 Mrs. Timothy Sweeney is visiting Mr. Frank Beatie and family at Woonsoeket.
 Mrs. Charles Anderson visited her daughter at Pawtucket over Sunday. Miss Clara Geer spent several days in Hartford last week.
 School Entertainment.
 Pupils of Miss Edna Anderson gave 8 pleasing entertainment at the school Wednesday afternoon.
 Corporal John Pechie from Camp Upton. N. Y. was at his home here Sunday.
 Mrs. Charles Anderson moved to East Hampton this week. Parker Memorial school, Boston, was at his home over Sunday
 Dangerously Ill.
 Walter Robinson, somewhere in France, with the 18th Artillery, is now attending a Tractor school. Odelard Obin of the same company has been dangerously i'll. His father received a letter from Chaplain Riely telling of his condition.
 Mrs. Cornelia Geer, Mrs. A. E. .Gany and Mrs. Albert Robinson visited at Gloucester, R. l., last Wednesday with Mrs. Jonathan Eldridge..
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
SPRING HILL
Ten Citizens in Republican Caucus
 Choose Convention Delegates. q.

There were only ten present at the republican caucus at the town hall on Wednesday. F. o. Vinton was made chairman and Leonard Smith clerk. The following delegates were chosen: State. Leonard Smith. Bert c. Hallock, Walter F. Storrs. Robert E. Stearns; congressional, Fred o. Vinton, Will liam E. Ross, George H, Allen. Will liam A. Weld: county. Llewellyn J. Storrs. Daniel C. Flaherty. Clarence H. Savage, Harry L. Garrigus. L. J. Storrs was elected chairman of the republican town committee to suc- ceed himself. with power to select his associates. The committee was also empowered to fill vacancies.
 A baked bean supper and sociable was held at the Baptist church We'd nesday evening under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid society.
 The funeral of Albert A. Bosworth was held at the home Thursday, at 2 o'clock. Burial was in Spring Hill | cemetery.
 The shower Wednesday afternoon struck this locality with much force The lightning was close. some hail and a heavy fall in short time. Guest at Silver Wedding.
 Mrs. E. B. Gardiner attended the silver wedding of MT. and Mrs. Fred l RosebrSoks at Willimantic last week and is still visiting with them. Mrs | Rosebrooks is her daughter. W. 4. Weld is in Manchester for . short visit.
 Mrs. Otis Burnham and son of Nofti l Windham and Mrs. T. W. Barrows O
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS CANNOT BE
 CURED -

by local applications. as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear -arrhal deafness. and that is by con- stitutional remedy Catarrhal deafness is caused by an infamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustaehian tube. When this tube is infiamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing. and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result. Unless the in- fammation can be reduced and this tube restored to its normal condition hearing will be destroyed forever Many cases of deafness are caused by catarrh, which is an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts through the blood on the mucous surfaces of tiae7 system.
 We will give, One Hundred Dollars for any case of catarrhal deafness that cannot be cured svby HaHs Catarrh Medicine Circulars free AIT drug gists, I5c. esE .zcoT -aEdy
 F, J. CHENEY 764, CO. Toledoas o.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
ONLY TREATMENT
 THAT GAVE RELIEF
Suffered Three Years Before
 Finding "Frdt-a-tIVes"

iCENIRAL WHARF, BOSTON, MASS. ''For three years, was troubled with Constipation, accompanied by Dizziness and Violent Headaches. I took medicines and laxatiyes, but without permanent relief.
 Last October, I heard of "Fruit.a- tives'' or Fypit Livey 7a6lets. I used one box and the results were'so pronounced that I bought two dozen boxes.
 I continued using "Fruit-a.tives" until the twenty four boxes were finished, when my physical condition was perfect''. JAS. J. .ROYALL.
 5oc, a box, 6 for $2.5o, trial size 25c. At dealers or from FRUIT-A.TrvES Limited, oGDENsBURG, N. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
RICHMOND

John Reynolds of Exeter was 8 caller through here Wednesday.
 Willard Wye of Hope Valley could not make his regular trip through here Wednesday as he is i'll.
 In the baby test at Hillsdale Sum- day, Anna Frances Kenyon stood first
 MT and Mrs. Samuel Reynolds and little daughter of Tefft Hill were call CTS at the Moore Homestead Sunday.
 Arthur Bourque of Arctic Center is carting cord wood from around here by auto-truek.
 An airplane was humming overhead Tuesday, going toward New London.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18

Middletown.-Prof.. William North Rice, Wesleyan, '65, who has been teaching for the past 50 years at Wes- leyan, is going to celebrate the end of the half century of service by retiring from active work in order to complete certain books which he has been con templating writing Several times dur ing his teaching at his alma mater he has served well as acting president.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
2 @EsA.I!...EMg
Samuel. 'N! Raehaltsr, kilIsa in Action, First to Enlist From Town-Grad- ustins Exercises, With Entertaining Prografane. e.-& ,ssss s-=ss-=s,---- :. : v. *a2',5< Z

A rehesa1ifsasl totf aits the Liberty Chorus was held in Grange hall. Tuesday ev- ening,
 First to Enlist. Samuel M,rBqchalteFA whose name appeareds in 1Re casualty list Monday, as hafins bseH Killed 'iHpi action in France. wsst the frstszone to enlist from this town.
 Surprise Party. ---=' A surprise party was given Miss vi- olet Rogers atAher home Friday ev- ening. Games furnished entertain ment. Cake and coffee were served. MT. and Mrs. Carl Rogers and family were recent callers in Hebron. The Children's Day concert was held Sunday.
 Mrs. Bella L. Pratt, her son. Minot, and daughters, Helen and Elizabeth, of Boston, were callers in town last week " '''
 An Interesting Programme. Graduating exercises were held in Grange hall Thursday, June sth, at 2 p. m. The following programme was
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18

-President Faunce High School
 Commencement Speaker Union
 Block Case to Be Tried Saturday at
 WiIliinantie.
 County Agent B. w Ellis announced Monday that the allotments of canned goods for each Windham county town, as set out in the campaign to preserve perishable foods this summer is as follows, the figures representing quarts: Windham, 50,00o; Putnam, 5o.o0o; Killingly, 5e.o00; Plainfeld, s0,0o0; Chaplin 5000; Scotland, $500; Hampton, 5000; Brooklyn, 5000; East ford, 1000; Ashford, 5000; Woodstock, 5000; Canterbury. 3,o00 Pomfret, B. GOO; Thompson, 5000; Sterling, 5000. As an indication of how the people Of the towns may be expected to re- spond to the call to preserve food, it is stated by MT. Ellis that at a meet ing of 150 people in Scotland, pledges to preserve 1,750 quarts of food. half tthe towns allotment. were received last Friday evening. The heaviest apportionments for the county fall to Putnam, Windham, Xiii lingly and Plainfield. the towns of the heaviest population, but the burden will be no heavier than the small al- lotments place on the less densely pop ulated townships.
 There need be no fear over an over supply of preserved foods. for the prospect is that next winter will find l this country facing food shortage not eaualled in the memory of the present generation.
 The farm bureau will establish a medium through which the producer
 do business in preserved products.
 Union Block Case For Trial Saturday 1 In the superior court at Williman- tic next Saturday the case of The Union Block company VS Terzis vii | come up for consideration. This is the case in which the plaintiff com pany seeks to have one of it's tenants eYicted, so as to make possible the
 carrying out of plans for the en-
 largement of Putnam's postof1ice guar. ters. The case has attracted mucl attention in this city, where, in { justices court. there have been sev, efal hearings on the matter. the ffna decision being in favor of the UnioI
 Block company, but the defendant attorneys, Messrs Torrey and Geis
 sier. have appealed for their client t the superior court.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18

Mansfield Centre were at the home Mir. and Mrs. LeRoy Smith Sunday.
 Mir. Powell attended an ordinatio. service at Danielson Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18


 Rev. John W. Reynolds of Newport Me, brother of the pastor, occupied the pulpit Sunday morning. Rev. W J. Reynolds was in Ekonk to deliver a grange memorial day address. Mrs. Charles Bradlow returned Sat urday after several days visit with her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Whitaker in Newport.
 Mrs. August Hoelck and two daugh ters, Mildred and Rita, have been wis itors with relatives in Westerly the past week.
 Conference "Wednesday.
 At the six church conference whicf meets with the local church Wednes day the sermon will be by Rev Vii. liam Swainsen of Dayville and the ad dress of the afternoon by Rev. Johr W. Reynolds of Newport, Me.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
LISBON

Preacher from Maine Heard Sunday Conference of Six Churches This Week.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
DANIELSON AND PUTNAM NEWS
PUTNAM

What County Towns Are Expected to ea7-seotland Prompt to Respond Putnam PhaIanx Visits Wolf Den -President Faunce High School Commencement Speaker Union Block Case to Be Tried Saturday at WiIlifnantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-18
DANIELSCN

Wage Advance at Connecticut Mills Death of David Marshall = Town's Canning Quota 5o,o0o Jars-Lieut. John Casey Writes of French Hos- pitaIity-Hint at LandIords' Prof. iteerina,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19
Forest City and Vicinity.

--Naunds Baker was on the sick
list this week.
Miss Grace Quick visited in 81.
Joseph. Tuesday.
Rev. J. J. Cairclky held services
at Tarkio. Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Evans was 81. Jo-
scph visitor, Friday.
j. u. Wilson. Of near Craig. was
in our city, Saturday.
Mrs &. l.. Mills was on the sick
list, the first of the week.
Mrs. &. X. Norris spent Sunday
at the Chas. holland home.
barney Stalcup made business
trip to 81. Joseph Saturday.
Mrs. J, 7. Birmingham was ST.
Joseph visitor. last Thursday.
VIM. Fitzmauricc was on the sick
list. several days. last week.
C. l.. Richardson was a business
visitor in ST. Joseph. Tuesday.
Henry Rayls was transacting
business in ~. Joseph, Tuesday.
Miss Kate Brodbcck was a st.
Joseph visitor. Saturday evening.
DIR. J. e. Tracy, Of Mound City,
was in our city, Tuesday afternoon.
VIM. Fitzmaurcc and Lawrence
Chambers motorcd to Forbes, Tues
day.
Phillip Kollmcr, Jr., Of St. Jo-
scph, spent Sunday with relatives
here.
VIM. Crawford was transacting
business in st. Joseph, Monday and
Tuesday.
Rev. ]. j. CaTerky attended the
funeral of q friend in Kansas City,
last week.
-Evangelina Burk, of Nodaway, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Perry Turncy
and family.
Walter Beck left last Wednesday
nigh for Oklahoma, to visit with his
sick mother.
Miss Edna Oesterle, Miss Lulu
Crawford and Miss Edna Lukens WIS.,
tied Thursday evening with Ralph
Meyer and wife.
Mrs. Fred Elton, of Tarkio, spent
Thursday with her parents, Neal
Kunkel and wife.
Roy Anderson and wife visited
Sunday with her parents, John Wag-
goner and family.
Mrs. Dave Wallace was on the sick
list several days, last week, with q
siege of Ia grippe.
Mrs. VIM. Acton and daughter,
Miss Irene, visited Saturday at the
DR.. Bert w. Babcock home.
&C. b. Rayhill and wife and Ralph
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19

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nur WrN't"r n'u' ",' SUNNY
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''""s"''"R p"S'h'SS'
Howard ). Tear" and wife, ri
oregon, were visiting their mothers
MIS- Matilda Tearc and Mrs. Albert
Weber Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Moody, Of Lincoln
Nch' Is visiting with her mother,
Mrs. T.. 4. l.andcrs. and sister. Mira,
Oscar isaacson and family.
=, pr bcrt ". iiahcock reports a 10
10 baby girl. born SATURDAY, April H.,
To Mr' and Mrs. j. H. l,irans.
Noah Sipcs. Of Maryvillc. WA
visiting several days the Grs, of this
week with his nephew, llrida Sipcs
AMI family, and other relatives.
VIM. Gould and wife are the proud
parents Of 10Th. baby boy. born,
Saturday morning, April ~. Dr.
liert W. Babcock was in attendance.
The N. T., Guild met Tuesday af.
,crnoon with Mrs, H. IT, Sheffield. and
hereafter during the summer and fall
II VIII meet ut the Methodist church
- Newton Lease. of Great Fails
Mont. came Saturday morning, aud
WIN VISIT with his mother, Mrs. T. ;
Lease, sons. and other relatives here
Miss Williams, teacher Of the col
orcd school in Oregon, and RALPH
Stith's children, of Oregon, spent
SUNDAY at the Amanda tioodcn home
Mike Foley and wife, of Noda,
way, rctnrne dhomc Friday evening
after visiting with his folks. Thoma,
Foley and wife, in Brush College dis
trict;..
Mrs, Joe Birch, OF Port TOWNSEND
washington, arrived here last Tues
day, and is making an extended visit
with her folks, DIR. +, u. Bullock, and
FAMILY.
u. !. fitzmaurlce shipped car
OF cattle to the Kansas City market
and a car of mixed cattle and hog,
to the st. Joseph market, Tuesday Of
last week
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19
YOURS
DaWsOn's Cash Store


Moore and family visited nj the ], +,
Scott home. last "Wednesday.
A. u. Cass left Monday for Clar-
india. Iowa, where he will bc for rev.
cral days, transacting business.
Miss Alice Mullcry. Of 81. Joseph,
Is spending the week with her grand.
parents, II. u. Conncll and wife.
Curtis Raiser, of ST. Joseph, Wis
tied several days last week. with his
parents, Jacob Raiser and family.
Harry thcsnoy, of near Oregon,
spent Friday night NJ his uncle :
home. Dwight Meyer and family.
Mrs. George Drake and children
visited several days last week with
Mrs. Grace Miller, at Mound City.
LOWS Stroud and wife spent sun
day with her parents. Il. u. Overman
and family, in Highland. Kansas.
VIM. Sprcklcmcycr and son. Mas
ter Kenneth, Of Craig, spent Saturday
with his mother. Mrs. Geo. Harmon.
We are glad to hear of the i'm.
provcmcnt Of Miss Mabel McGui,o,
who has been suffering with the rhcu.
matism.
There will he services Il, the Cath.
Ollie church Sunday morning, at 1880,
by Rev, j. j. carcrky. Everybody
welcome.
Albert McKown and wife, of Bipc-
low. and Miss licttie Martin, of IN.
pier, spent Sunday at the Albert Mar
tin home.
VIM. FitZmaurice has purchased
the Tile CheSncy home. south of town,
Tile Will keep the place for this sea
sons crops.
.-Georgc Allabac and Ralph Never
shipped car of mixed stock--hogS
and cattle--to the st. Joseph market
Thursday.
john McMullen returned home,
Thursday evening, from Chillicothe,
No., where he had been visiting with
his family.
James Stanton, Of Fillmore, is in
our vicinity with his house moving
outilt, moving several houses for the
people here.
Roscoe vanCamp and Miss Olive
Blevins, of the Walnut Grove district
visited Friday evening at the ]. Il,
Alkire home.
-Ex-Mayor Elliott Marshall, of St
Joseph, was up last Thursday, look
ing after business on his farm, south.
east of town.
Mrs. Mabel Oliver returned to
her home Tuesday from Kiefer, Okla.
where she has been visiting with Mr.
divers parents.
j. l.. Andler and Lee Beaver, OF
! Benton district, shipped a mixed car
OF hogs and cattle to the st. Joseph
market, Monday.
Ernest Lunsford left Monday 70,
Platte City, Mo-, where he will lead
the singing In u three weeks pro.
tracted meeting.
Riley Turney was in st. Joseph
Monday, and sold the ice cream ma,
chinery Of the ice plant to the West,
ern Dairy Company.
James Scanlon, q Dmaha, NsE.
visited Sunday with his mother, Mrs
Cora Scanlon, and grandparents, H
B. Cornell and wife.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzmaurice 70.
turned home, Friday evening, from
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19
Gasoline.
COOK & FOSTER.

Mrs. $. y, Reed, of Napier, was
in Oregon, Monday, visiting her faith
or, Thomas Partridge.
The county court, last week, made
an inspection of the condition of the
bridges and culverts of the county.
Rev. NJ. II. Wilson was in Kansas
City, this week, in consultation with
a specialist in regard TO his health.
Mrs. +. T.. Markt and son, Lloyd,
visited in Kansas City, last week, and
We're accompanied home by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Leigh, who returned
home Sunday. Mrs. Leigh is niece
of Mrs. Markt.
Emmett llinkle had the misfor-
tune to get his right hand caught in
the gearing of chain drive tractor,
April 10, badly MASKING the ends Of
three Of his fingers. DR.. Hogan rem
dered the necessary surgical atten-
tion, and he is now getting along all
right.
john Vest and wife, Of Maryville,
were here Friday, driving over in
their car, and spent the day with her
cousin, Mrs. VIM. Turnham, and also
visited with her cousin, Joshua Guth-
ris, Of Lincoln district. Mr.. v. was a
delegate to the I. o. o. =. convention.
Joshua and wife also spent the day
with the Turnhams.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19
Gasoline.
COOK & FOSTER,

Three Duroc-Jersey Gifts, and one
Duroc Male. Farmers Phone, No. rs.
The rule prohibiting licensed deal
ers from dealing in live or freshly
killed hens between February II and
April 30 has been amended to end at
midnight April 10, q telegram from
the United States Food Administra-
ton announced. Farmers are warned
not to glut the market with the end
ing of the "closed season" on hens,
as too many fowls on the market may
result in food losses. Poultry stock
should be sold gradually. Farmers
will have better markets II they avoid
elutting them. Universal marketing
Of fowls may react ON prices a. well
as cause spoilage Of dressed poultry.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19

r.. G. Ruley has begun the founda-
tion for his new store building on tho
ground lately occupied by the old
Howell House, on the west side. II
will be 4Ox9O feet, and Is being built
especially for the Teare & Ruley
hardware firm. Andy Tochterman il
the contractor.
Frank r. Morgan and sons, Reece
and Vernice, who have been visiting
here for two or three weeks, the
guests Of his parents, F. s. Morgan
and wife, left Tuesday Of this week
by auto, taking q camp outfit, en-
route TO Colorado, and other Western
points, eventually expecting to reach
the Pacific Slope.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19
NJ. T.. Church Notes.

Choir practice, Thursday evening.
Regular services next Sunday, morn
ing and evening.
Rev. MORLEY has been on the charge
working in the interest of the Missouri
Wesleyan College, two days last week
and Monday and Tuesday Of this
week. The campaign for the raising
of $45O,O00 endowment is now on.
Things are moving nicely. The main
part of the soliciting is to be done
here April l5-l7. PASTOR,
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19
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-MrS. bonnle rays and family. Of
hansaN 'ltN, anu Mrs. Lulu Edwards,
Oh oregon, VISITED FRIDAY with Wen
heIiey ann family. Mrs. lays and
ann! returned To her nome IN Nan
SaS Ivy f'daE evening.
- SIa'e superintendent OF Schoo 2,
otl W. iaihhlh' oi JEFFERSON Iity,
gave u nee lrctur" on our schools,
iueS"aH hlHht' quite a crowd ENJOY
81 ms ahul'ss' ana we hope We VIII
nave u Inan'c To near MN again.
s. u I'Hn'y wa. IN 81 JnScnh,
. no,'''E' Nn'ic ne Nlsi'ed WIN ms
il,'' k'ah'.oa' ght.r' RANGES JehrE'
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ochi'E ItP"its 'hat FRANCES ~ get
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Ha'I' MEYER Is carrying ms flght
"" w sung on account OF one oil
ms horscs k'eking MN on the arm
wne" ~ was going 10 inc heIu, fri-
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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-04-19
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