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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

Soldiers and sailors desiring blank
affidavits and claims for additional
travel pay may secure the same from
Harry M. Clark at the county engi-
neer's office. AS stated in our last is
sue all soldiers and sailors may make
claim for an additional one and one
half cent per mile from place of dis,
charge to place of entry into the serv-
ice, according to recent decision Of
the war department.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

+ Mrs, j. M. Jensen and daughter.
Miss Freda, and two sons, P. c. Jen-
sen and G.. G. Jensen, left last Tues
day for their home III Dexter after an
enjoyable visit at the home of the for
mer's son, c. M. Jensen, of this city.
Mr.. Jensens brother, p. c. Jensen
had but recently returned from over
seas service, where he spent year,
and this meeting was in the nature of
reunion. l.s,.
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Miscellaneous Pieces

NO matter what you want we have it, and you'll
make no mistake if you come here for your Sc
lection. We could use lots Of newspaper space
in enumerating the different pieces but you will
be better pleased if you will come in personally
and let us show the stock
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

Mrs. j. B. Lyon is hostess to the
Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyteri-
an church this afternoon. A twenty
five cent supper will be served, to
which all are invited. The June meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
c. M. Jensen in North Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

week, having received his honorable
discharge from army service. Peter
went with contingent from Crawford
county and after a brief period Of
training was sent overseas, where he
saw considerable service aa
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

The new proprietors of the Denison
Bottling Works are making things
hum down at the plant, and say the
business is increasing daily. They
have made some changes in the inter
Tor OF the building by making dis
play room of the front room of the
building, where they have large as
sortment of refrigerators. The second
room Is now being devoted to grocery
department, wherein canned goods,
meats, sugar and most anything per-
tanning to the grocery line is carried.
On another page of this issue will be
found an advertisement calling atten-
ton to the National Drink, Pop.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28
BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES

All services of the week will be
held as usual.
Mrs. M. E. Jones, who has just re-
turned from the Northern Baptist
convention at Denver, Colo, will give
report. at the morning hour on Sun
day. We are hoping to have Rev.
Stull, of Dayton. o., who was our for
mer pastor, with us at either the
morning or evening service. He is
returning from the convention at
Denver.
The Sunday school teachers and Of
ficers are enjoying a picnic this eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Ballentine near Arion.
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~ : Church
: !8.Announogulgntt'
~


in general will avail themselves of the
opportunity of hearing fine, up to
date sermOn-address.
Members of the local Woman's For.
eign Missionary society will please
meet at the home of Mrs. E. w. Pierce
Saturday evening, promptly at 7:45, to
meet Mrs. Dow and make arrange
ments for the w. F. NJ. S. service Sum
day morning. .
Preaching on Sunday evening by the
pastor at o'clock. Sunday school
and Epworth League as usual. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening at the usual
nour. ZAP l..
LUTHERAN CHURCH NOTES
There will be special Ascension day
services at the Lutheran church Thurs
day evening, May 10Th, at s o'clock.
o'clock.
Services will be held at the Buck
Grove church next Sunday at the usual
time.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

Or. Winifred Miller is moving this
week to her new Office quarters over
the Bartcher florist shop, which are
the rooms formerly occupied by Dr.
Blomberg. She expects to be settled
In her new rooms by Friday and will
be pleased to meet her old as we'll as
new patrons Nl'ss
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28
ENGLISH AVIATOR SAFE

Harry G. Hawker, aviator, and his
navigator, Lieut.. CON- Mackenzie
Grieve, British airman, who started
flight across the Atlantic ocean
without protection against disaster
save what their frail airpl;(ne afford
ed, were rescued at sea Sunday by a
tramp steamship 100 miles from New
Foundland, from which place they
started For six days these two dar-
ing airmen had been given up for lost
and it was not until the tramp steam
err wigwagged the glad tidings to Brit
ish warship that the two aviators were
on board that the news was flashed
to mainland by wireless.
\ The aeroplane was forced to land
in midocean on account of an engine
that was not functioning properly. The
frail machine did not sink and less
than two hours after alig'lting the air
men were picked up by the little Dan
ish steamer Mary, bound from New
Orleans to Denmark
Probably never before have two
men undertaken such perilous trip
as did Hawker and Grieve. They had
hoped to cover the entire distance
across the Atlantic without a stop
and in order to Tighten their plane had
dropped the running gear after taking
to the air, which would make landing
on the ground most perilous. Z
Although not accomplishing their
their effort will go down in
history. as the first real attempt of
crossing the Atlantic in an aeroplane.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Frahm and
baby, of Manila, were brief callers in
Denison Monday. They drove to the
Will Schultz home near Schleswig in
the afternoon to attend birthday par
ty held there that evening. Mr. Frahm
took occasion to call at the Review Of
flee while in Denison and extend his
subscription to the paper for another
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES

There will be services both morn
ing and evening. Sunday. school at
Has, with Mr.. Sears McHenry as
superintendent. Competent teachers
are provided for all ages. Christian
Endeavor meets at Gas. Preparations
are being made for an interesting pro-
gram on the second Sunday.in June
in honor of Children's day. We shall
be glad to have you worship with US.
Robert Karr, Minister
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Verne Wilkinson will have charge
of the Epworth League lesson Sunday
evening, taking for his subject: "Our
Relation to God Reverence and Pub
lie Worship" All are cordially invi-
ted to attend.
The Army will entertain the navy
at wienie roast Friday evening OF
this week at Coon Grove. Please be
at the church at six-thirty. In case of
rain, the affair will take place in the
church basement at eight o'clock.
On Sunday morning at 1920 Mrs.
Oner S. Dow. president of the Des
Moines branch of the Woman's For,
eign Missionary Society, will speak at
the Methodist church in the interest
of the society. Mrs. Dow has spoken
in Denison before and all who have
heard her will enthusiastically testify
that she is most forceful Speaker, al
ways with a message full of informa-
ton and inspiration. This year she
comes with a special jubilee address,
and it is earnestly hoped that a large
representative number of the local
and members of the church
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28
I SECTION SPACE. THREE
DENIsoN HOSPITAL NOTES

Mrs. Fred Podey underwent very
serious operation. at the hospital yes
terday. At present report she is rest
ing easy
Little Dorothy Bale had her tonsils
removed yesterday, the operation be-
ing performed at the hospital. She
was able to return home the same eve
ming.
Mildred Rath, who resides near
Denison, underwent an operation for
the removal of her tonsils this morn.
ing. She is recovering nicely.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1919-05-28

John Marolf returned home the first
of this week, having spent consider
able time in, the service of his coun-
try. He spent some time in France,
where he saw active service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23
I'M THE GUY

I'm the guy who Is alwsYs playlnl
practical joses.
Why shouldn't I
like them. ! enjoy playing them
They don't hurt me.
u you don't like them that's up "a
you. That's your worry. no, mine.
play them because they give me a
casnce 10 fool other people. ret them
In trouble and hurt them en1o,
seeing folks that way. Also they an,
an outlet for the things | think ar.
funny.
! cant see why you don't like them
We've got 10 have practical Jokes 70
keep tnc world cheerful And I'm
for tho Joke so long as I'm not the
victim,
Just as long ss continue 10 get
fun out Of doing such things. I'm 10.
Ing to do them. II they hurt you. well
that's your concern. n you arn't the
victim someone else must be.
That's the way feel about II.
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woLg. Box. lyoa. eATH
HrLlsr ~ rHn bAalNGs

Buffalo, " v. tiet ~ Wolf. f'ex.
tyan- eayl@d ihs smgMaaas Nv h@ axA~
erred three recruits lnte Ihs Nsslas
tsrpv Hsspuisinx otTles Asrs
~ sosaAA isss meaagssis.~ salA
re r~sfalslak otFlssF 10 tho sergeant.
lso f0a thiak rs aFa sixalhg 40 anI-
ulsl aeis for - elseasfs
No, sir. ivplssd sha s~rs~~nt. whus
'hsfs Ia ssliI one nlors man 10 sixn
ap. captain"
isfing bim ln.~
~Hassl shnesed th@ sergeant snA
ths fourth feasvtt entered
The four recruits wsrs James a.
Fux of Oates. ", r.. James nser. u
Erie. Pa. George n, Wulf ef warsss.
~, and Chsrlss Lyon VI Rochester.
N. n.
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NOTE TO MEXICO
is FIRM AND
HAS TRUE RING


(COutinucd from Page III
make some kind OF reply apparently
necessary.
While the present note would seem
20 cali for no re-. ly other than a 'e-
mand TO comply with the require
ments stated In Secretary Lansing =
one. and while premptory demand
n looked for In well informed circles,
yet the possibility exists OF anosher
note pointtng out mistakes and inac-
curacies However. the concensus OF
opinion in cioae touch with the state
department Is that the next word
from Washington to Mexico City may
convey 4 surprise TO Carranxa.
Aetalns Faith In Jenkins
From the onset OF ihe jenkins con-
troversy and during the different in
cidents covering the consular agents
release. his two arrestJ by Mexican
authorities and his release on
shadowy bail furnished hy J Salser
Hansen. the state department has not
hesifated to proclaim its complete
confidence IN jenkins and the a&ser-
tion In the Mexican reply that the in
formation in American hands Is not
free from lmnartiaiity Is regarded as
. direct challenge.
The Information regarding the lat
est Mexican case In possession OF he
state department Is conclusive enough
so far as the United States Is con-
cerned. The information regarding
many more cases. fully as fragrant,
IL a. equally conclusive and unless
the secrstary Of state is agaln pre-
vented from exercising his own patri-
otic judgement the belief here is that
Mexico will not find Il easy to con-
time talk without action.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

Sarah lately As fashionable con
sent speney aaFa a. derived ffoHl
goad nld nihllrAl uafne and received
lts right 10 sturdy religions alkmlsi
uanve sinee u first aftArhed 10 sas
wlFe ~ the patriarch Abrsham
II II derived originally ftom seft
meaning ~ fiKt Or fale and fur
niahea both tho namen ot Ahfahams y
spouse ssrah tqaafr~lruuss wAs lhuA
converted iasa Narah tthn fflnere~i
II wa mas igiee ffum she example
1T The bride 81 TpbsAa, se aauahsnYy
~ sarah wefn occasionally called hs
hpe name Aaa Pare IL uaed a. Az Fast
ern name Similarity N sound has
led esylaaAurisis 10 derive The ieful
SaeaH.n fvom aasamsHlar shns ghls
race MS ac~sra sed fram sarah. hai
ihelf beglst II not euhssansla,ed
Sarah finanehaBp waa e8e og tss
first famous wonen 20 hear tha name
Aarrvta 10 Mutton. wha hsei muth
earlier. WAS realty Sarah. given mn
hAliau translation sarah waA nat
popular IN EnKland until after the
Reformation when the contraction ~
sally had enormous vogue Az tae
sane timr Il sas adopted ~ an eual
yalens foe ne tess than three iFlah
names. Haabuh. AofeAa anl Aaraid
France aulcaly adopted Sarah. but
insisted On osnisllnm the final u Thai
lsibiieai translallnhr Raee i, ayois
iur from II smother eaually popular
iorni Safofte Nailla and Nsli5 have
Rrraier yosua today IN tais country
han any other duffyHiYes In faes
they ousvelgh thn more formal ua
compromising AaEah hi country
witch fasors contradiction and dim
inuiiYea
Sarah has neyef had great vogue
among te poets. who have favored
ha mare appruarhahle 9aiiie ana
sfltsen graceful little dlliles to lhs
fluffy young person We an Yicuallfv
as 4 typical sailie
Sarahn gem - the hetai whirh Il
considered taliAman against mlSFof
tune Ancient loFe has Il that sA~
beryi has poSrr 70 make IiA wearvr
uncnnauefahie and increases amlabi
Isy. Il also rrssakens love IN married
people Saturday IN Narah'A luckf
dat and 5 u her lucky number
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The Forum
csaa~aieasss~s 10 sAs
Cdlses


NO. vsSsy, Nes vems~vs~.
rhc wise mon ssy the ath'ti flnd
Our world all down and ons the way,
For planets sti are out lire
And thsy'il destroy cur own shes say
They tell esaipsss when 10 come.
And storms and earthquakes 10 The
dot,
R.fose sacA ~Arninxs We stand NUN
For .sswnamers are -johnay an he
cot
nas ~Aca they say oar miche wilt
frses..
Or die a sudden death ~ cold
Il makss "a smile aud want 10 sn.eas,
To think they are 80 very cold
W. know one day shvn mels vita
heat.
And tore God's face will flee away
And make lasting sare retreat.
she'll have mo place Ia which 10 stay
Nor can shs be for thousand yoArs
And more Tor Satan muns BE- bound.
80 Tor the presens have no fear
TAn "laalng g*@ce" has net been
foand.
We hopsd the desA would be bound
And kaiser wuald be down and cot
u seems thes NJ only giving ground,
For etAil their demons Eleefnl shout.
They'll both be beaten some q these
days.
And Satan cast into she sit.
And peace wiii reign white there hS
stay.
For then all ~srs wlll have 90 quit
llnin he's loos.d lltlle while.
To see whom he can yet deceive
And then the wlse viii stand ana
smile
For yet meshlnks they wont believe.
They say the "nlhls's very slow
And altogether out ~ date:
Fsolntions no~ IN. only gn
And bible thinys have little weight.
Then srFlng from monkeys. " you
must
Nor give fsod credit fus making them
" God Welt pat our every sruKs.
And think that We we're made By nlm'
Everett Shelton. Edmond. okla.
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should ne ouarssia-c.

Many physicians believe that srvone
who has bad cold should be complete
ly Isolated TO prevent othes mesnsere
81 the family and associates from son
racsing the disease as colds are about
"a catching as meAsles One pAinw
'nrs the sooner one rids himself of
cold the less the danger. ard you viii
look good while before you flnd .
eiter medicine than rhambeflain'K
Cough Remedy TO a'd you IN curing q
old.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

Whenever we hear
People speak
OF mufflcrs
We think Of autos
And that 5 wrong
Over ~ Tom Jenkins
They have mufflers
In Christmas boxes
And yon wear them
] mean the mnfflers-
Around your neck
And they keep Won warm
But don't interfere
With your speech
And in addition
To these mufflers
For regular people
Who like things
That look worth while
And are worth while
Jenkins has other things
For the Christmas tree
Like shirts and ties
And canes and hats
And nifty suspenders
And suits and overcoass
With pep a-plensy
For Nineteen Twenty
And for these cold
And zippy days
You'll find the underwear
Warm and snug
And Just the thing
For Christmas gifts
And the time draws near
For Santa's visit
SO move quickly
And sec Harvey, Glen
Lloyd. Tom, or "Cookey"
And tell 'cm
What Won want
And fhey7l get il
Without delayl
And you'Il be
Happy on
Christina. Day. l-ITIy
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(First published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader, December 1s. 1919
ORDNANCE No ff02

! lFirst published in the Guthrie Daily
Leader, December ~. iaIa).
ORDINANCE NO l60s.
An ordinance approprlating certain
I moneys to the payment OF sundry &C
| counts and expenses and declaring an
emergency.
BE II ordained by the board OF com
missioners OF the City OF Guthrie, ON
lahoma.
Section That the sum OF tes .lass.ss
Is hereby appropriated for ttsr purpose
of paving bills ucon the following ac :
counts which bills have heretofore
been approved by the commits sioners
General Fund. se.73o.2a: Street
Sprinkllng, sees5S: Bath House. tso.-
% Sinking and fnierest. elgg,2sA .01 I:
Waterworks Extension, SIC. .osa 90
Carnegie Library. xiS5T0. Excelsior
Library, feS.35. Cemetery. 81 90 (.
Judgment. sao4 81: Total. Ss.14s.aS
And the mayor and city clerk arr
hereby directed to draw warrants on
said accounts for the same in favor
Of the persons 10 whom said bifls were
allowed
Section q For the preservation OF
the public peace, health and safety
an emergency is hereby declared 10
exist by reason WHEREOF this ordin-
snce shall be in force and effect from
and after its passage. approval and
publication.
Passed by the commissioners and
approved by the mayor this :3rd da,
OF December, 1919.
ATTEST:
J. w. HARTMAN. Mayor.
GEO. L. ANDERSON.
City Clerk
rpsder Classified Ads gs6e results
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llille bantam rooster which
nfainafd sonshef ~ bingham. Mass
oamed Cso Washington. has adj
orfed Tick ~ young chickens.
abandoned BY their mother. and "
giving ihein maternal care. thc only
trouble belng that q w IA not lArTr
enough 70 cover the chickens pro
p.rly 80 that aomr % ihem stick ou,
sround the edges
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23
Owes PERMISSION TO USE NAME

Eugene Palmer. Lawrence. Mass
writes: "Fcley's Honey and Tar re-
iicved me OF cough from whAch
suffered for weeks You have my full
permission TO use my name in any
advertising" roleys Honey and Tar
checks colds. cats the phlewm. soothes
inflamed membranes. clears hreathlne
r4sFagys Sold everywhere,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

Two ocean going steamships halli
Tor the United States shipping board
have been launched IN Japanese
yarda, the Eastern Trade. a AZ. 600.
ton steamer, and the Eastern Glade,
seel cargo ship 400 feet long.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

Every man. woman aud chni N 'nr
state OF Oklahoma must huy Red Cross
Christmas seals n The quota II TOO ;
700 or sn.eoeAoo stamps In 10 be
reached.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

As feel tnxt every family snould
know what splendid medicine Cham
berlains Cough Remedy Is. am only
too pleased to relate my experience
and only wish that had known OF its
merits years ago." writes Mrs. Cay
Fry. Ferguson Station, No. Il give It
TO my children when they SOW the
slightest symptoms Of being croupy.
and when ! have cough or cold on
the lungs vsey few doses will relieve
me. and By taking II for few days I
soon get I'd Of the cold"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23
LIBERTY BONDS
New York. Dec, So Final prices on
Liberfy bonds today were,

Red cross Christmas seals can
be secured By calling st the Red
Gross rooms IN the federal huild-
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23
WHATS IN A
\. NAME9n

Facts about your name ia his
tory. It's meaning: whence II
was derived Us significance
your lucky day aud lucky jewel
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For She good ~ yourself, your fam,
iy. your county. your state. and your
country. buy Red cfoss carlsmas
seals.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

FOR RENT-~A snod furnished room,
al modern eonsjhsnes. ihoas
sT7.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

Red Cross christmas Seals can
- ssevrsd ~ calling u the Red
crees roe5s5 IN the federal build
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3 oKLx= n! TUESDAY, 81! De-
I%@ss and Bssooels s.a
||!&sE$Sa!A9g i
cAtLv vHou ekv.
cat ghDA A
/ pAslv rAou1Ar.
Are soa 10 sxrpeAsf Selss this very
minnis.
whas soa can M, ~ dream Yaa can
h~ssn n.
lsolaae~a has xcAlss rOwsv and mage
IN a
oaly enKAss and tAea shs mlna xyowv
hsalsA,
BEGIN, and ,hsn the work wlli ~
completed
s,aeihe
,AT r-~-~---
SATURDAY
RAJ Delta ssamwa club Mrs Clsas
p0yv
Semaiy Auxiliary City Hall.
Invitations have h~en u awsi ~
Miss Catherine ts~an tns dance 20 hs
given on december soth al she lons
Motel.
VI ~ "
rhahufn Taggars arrived homo yes
friday % spcnd she holidays
" " "
MIR and rMA George Martin hAvs
rec.ntly some "a Cuthfse from Colo
fadn and are bAniasaK uew lsams
near iixhiand p~rk
~ y "
Miss Ida Nioiaek wlll 60 10 ronra
City tomorrow evening 10 4psnd
Chri amas with NJ. and Mrs.. II. K
Morison and Miss Josephine MurFl
sen
Mr. Walter Hefrlek il here from
Shreveport. La. Mrs. lieerscA ~lsl ar.
rive h.rs shia ~eek and they vii
EisW With friends ana relatives antsj
slssr the holidays
n y x
MFx J a Pearson III MawhAas
came 10 Guthrie SATURDAY 10 meet her
daughter. ~ha attends lha yoanT
WomAn's college At chinAauha. and
spent saturday As the II. y. Resraad
home
x X
The Patrons clab has purchased Il
baby carrlase for Christmas present
for the Girls Industrial Homo al on.
lahoms CITY.
" n u
Nh u. y RexrGAd wlil come home
from Msnona tomorrow 10 spend the
holidays.
"A NJ al
John Burke win come home from
Winona Oklahoma. tosnosfnw and
Francis bafkr VIII be here from Paw
hasks. to spend rhr holidays with
parents. Mr. and Mrs, n. Burke.
W " n
Mr.. and Mrs A v. NcWealtx al
West Logan, Will leave Tor Wichita
70 send Christmas with their aon
cArneit Mcweaity and family
~ ~ IL
0n "Wednesday svenins the SUNDAY
School Of the West NJ n rhnrch viii
w've can'aia ''old Kris krlngle..' ii
Tta0;
" y Il
The County Auxiliary will meet Sat
prday 81 the CITY Hall Resreshm
VIII be served promptly 81 q o'clock.
afssrwArd a prosfsm and bunlnems
meeting VIII b. held
n NJ II
Miss Helen Smith OF eii East Cieyn.
land. VIII have az her vussts fof
Christmas her mother aud father Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Huston. az coyie.
hnr sgn J Jennings of chicaeo. and
Nr and Mr.. Joe RYAN OF cashion.
NJ - "
Captain ard Mrs rrinh Chamseen
have been enjoying a yisi, from their
daughter. Mrs. Sadie faulesr of chri
sea, sho came over 70 DO her ssbrisl.
mas shopping in Guthrie.
u r r
Mrs AgneH boneky. who has been
been whiting friends in she CITY Tor
the past week has returned 10 Tnl@a
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ron SALE Dining room sst. bed box
spring. matrsas. bugsy. ete.~isoston
Herald.
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TOO Lara TO CLASSIFY
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=. = - - = - - - = y ~ = n " - -
WANTED House In eoBntFy by
ecaple ~iih no children unsii October.
New York Kysning Mail
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Pittsburgh Pat
Fon sALE-About 100 year oId chlck-
sns. = Waterloo. ,io~ai. cSarssfs
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WANTED Good home Tor lady $40
requires very little sttsnilcn as nIxhs.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-12-23

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