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The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09

which to bring their produce to the produce within short distance of the farm home. Efforts will be made to overcome the handicaps of farm life that are driving the people to the cities-the lack of society In the l country, the distance between farm homes. the remoteness from the post. | office and the newspaper. the desire for better school facilities for the children. Under the new way there will be the farm village. the settle ment of farmers around a center which is their home, in which can be gathered most of the advantages Of the city-the good school, the church. the moving picture. the well-outfttcd store, and these. with good roads, the rural express, the telephone, the au- tomobile and the postoffice will make life on the farm thing of far differ. ent meaning from the isolated life i' has been
 After these service men have bulded the dams and canals, or clear. ed the cut-over land of stunlps, or built the ditches to drain the swamp lands; after they have helped to erect houses, built fences, constructed roads and laid out town sites. buil' creameries, canneries, warehouses and schools, after they have in fact reclaimed the land, the government intends to allow the men to pick out one of these farms. The plan pro- vides that these farms and homes shall be paid for in small payments over a long term of years. It is ex. pay the first small payment out of the wages received from the govern ment in helping to build these set. dement's. The balance can be paid from the proceeds from the sale of crops
 It is planned that the government VIII dlSt luilliSl lnt ne" IdT1neTS H.In the necessary stock and farm i,nple. ments, these to be paid for in small payments spread over several years.
 These farms will contain from forty to eighty acres for general farming purposes. from eighty to one hundred and sixty acres for live stock rur- poses, from fifteen to twenty acres for fruit farms and from five to twenty acres for truck farms
 Competent instructors in farm practice will be stationed on each project to teach the men how to make a success of farming This will make it possible for men who know nothing about farming to make success of these farms. The plan is to be open to every man who has worn Uncle Sans uniform in the great war.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09

of this Act. to furnish such School Tax Collector with the blank forms and receipt books provided for in Sec, ton eight (S) and ten (10) of this Act.
 Sec. If. The Governor of Alaska shall have the power to appoint per son to act as School Tax Collector where necessary. in any portion of the Territory of Alaska without the linn its of any incorporated town or school district Such person shall furnish bond as required by this Act of other School Tax Collectors, which bond shall be approved by the near est United States Commissioner and filed with the Territorial Treasurer and all of the provisions of this Act shall apply to the School Tax Col lector so appointed.
 Sec. IS. Any School Tax Collector who shall fail to carry out the pro. visions of this Act shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined not less than one hundred dollars ($100) nor more than five hundred dollars ($500), and shall be removed from office.
 Sec. 16. An emergency is hereby declared to exist, and this Act shall sage and approval.
 Approved May l, 1919.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
SHOWER GIVEN
 POPULAR YOUNG
 LADY WED. EVE
INTIMATE FRIENDS OF MISS EDITH WAITE MEET AT HOME OF MRS. FRANK DUNHAM- SURPRISE GUEST OF HONOR WITH LINEN AND SILVER.

Miss Edith Waite, very popular young Fairbanks girl. was the gues, of honor Wednesday evening at a linen and silver shower given at the home of Mrs. Frank Dunham. Un der the impression that the gathering was but a farewell party by her inti mate friends. Miss Waite was most agreeably surprised when. after lunch con, she was presented with large basket containing a large number oi neatly wrapped packages. Upor opening these she found them to con tain choice linen and silver gifts from those present.
 In the early part of the evening the guests were entertained at cards A very elaborate three-course lunch con was served by the hostess Mrs Durham, on a table tastefully deco rated in pale blue and white.
 Miss Waite has resigned her posi- tion with the Fairbanks Telephone company and will leave on the steam CT Tanana for Seattle. Those present at the shower were: Miss Edith Waite. the guest of honor, Miss Grace Rolston, Mrs. Max Love, Mrs Luther Schooling. Mrs. Cecil Clegg Mrs. H. H. Lumpkin, Mrs. Durwood Hooker. Miss Mamie Knudsen, Miss Gladys Salladay, Miss Nellie K. Will son, Miss Lillian Smith and Mrs Frank Durham. the hostess.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
VICTORY MAKES
 A RECORD TRIP
LEAVES NENANA AT 8:30 A. M. ARRIVES AT PIONEER DOCK
 AT 4:30 P. M,

The launch Victory made one oi the best trips of the season yester' day on its return journey from Nena' m. Capt. Douse left Nenana at S:30 o'clock yesterday morning and arriv ed at the Pioneer dock at 4:30 p. m
 This time could have been bettered had it not been for the exceedingly low stage of water in the Chnea river
 Two passengers arrived on the Vicr tory. Roy Maddocks and Victor Ora ham. Captain Douse announces that he will leave for Nenana from the Pic neer dock at II o'clock this morning
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
 IN FOR OUTFIT
UPPER PANAMA ROADHOUSE MAN ARRIVES ON ANNUAL
 BUYING TRIP

Ed Smith. the we'll known prospec- tor, trapper. ferryman and roadhouse man of the Clearwater. arrived in town yesterday on his annual visit. He made the trip down the Tanana river in 8 small boat from McCarty.
 Charley Maxfield, MT. Smiths partner, may come to Fairbanks later in the season. The Clearwater man will probably take his years outfit up the latter part of the summer.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
HI CLARK DOWN WITH PTOMAlNE
OLDTIMER CONFINED TO HOME AS RESULT OF PTOMAINE
 NOT SERIOUS

Hiram Clark is reported to be con fined to his cabin on Fifth avenue with ptomaine poisoning. It is stated that he ate some canned salmon Wednesday evening which was ap parently of color, and for short time he was some sick man. Yester day evening he was considerably i'm
 proved and resting easily. Dr. Aline Bradley was the attending physician
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
THREE ARRIVE
 FROM UPRVER

Elam Hsrnish, Colin Hamilton and IS. P. Gregg arrived in town last night from the Big Chena country. They will remain here for some time. Elam reports plenty of fish in the Cinema river. He says there is lots of boar in tho country. The party killed a good'sised one coming down just b. low the Tonseth ranch.
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09
eUCGARlANS MARCHING
 TOWARD SERBIAN FRONTIER

COPENHAGEN. June 6.-R-Al- tho no reason for such action can be determined, it is reported that part of the Bulgarian army has been mo bilized and is now marching toward the Serbian frontier. The despatches state that it is evidently the intention of the Bulgars to invade Serbia. The army is of considerable size and Is composed, for the most part, of sea soned troops. according to the reports.
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NEWSY NOTES
 FROM NENANA

NENANA, June 6.--Mrs. l.. E. Nor. rison and Herman B. Roseberg will be married here tomorrow evening at the Morrison residence on Second avenue and D street. The ceremony will be performed by Rev. Dr. Diven. Mrs. Morrison is the daughter of Mrs. J. Hampton Miles. MT. Roseberg is one of the proprietors of the Coli scum, Nenana's movie theatre.
 The steamshovel broke down this afternoon at 3 o'clock. necessitating a cessation of work for a short time. The broken parts were brOt to town on a special train and repaired and sent back to the shovel at g o'clock this evening. The shovel will prob ably be ready to resume operating tomorrow morning.
 George Black arrived on the stern wheeler Eclipse at p. ID.
 Taylor & Davis closed the Arctic Pool room this afternoon. Frank Taylor will make g trip to the states going to his old Oklahoma home for a visit. Harry Davis Is undecided what his next move will be.
 A special train from surfacing camp Number l brot Frank Remos to the hospital this evening. The n f,,x,c of tho fr0nIla ia unknown
The weekly Alaska citizen., 1919-06-09

George Black arrived on the stern wheeler Eclipse at p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
BLACK -DRAUGHT A
FAMILY MEDICINE
Some Kind Of Stomach Trouble
With Cramps and Terrible Pains
Made This Oklahoma Mans
Life Miserable Until Black
Drsughi Relieved Him.

Chlckssha. Ca hrs J v Walk
- recently aid ihis We uss Black
Drssght - . family menlclns anc
'itink ii i ihs only liver medicine
made Ny husband mskes if ~ and
uses n a. . tonic - well a. lass-
tive I use u for headache. sour
stomach. . fuil h@svy feeling afie-
fssssls. which susfoss il indiEefilon.
and y certainly does ~. . lof ~ good
Ny husband bad some kind o,
stomach troubie-we don't knox just
whzf II would si-ike him any time
ir ~ DAY and crsmr or pain him JUS
terribly bad Someone told him hos
70 nAss go ~ the Black DrsBzhi.
which he did II did him 20 much
good. n removed the cause AMI cured
t.n. Since then ~ have praised the
Black Drzsght 20 our friends. and
gladly DO 90
Seventy years Of sueces sfai use has
made Tbedford's Black Draaxhi .
standard. household remedy Every
member % the family az times needs
she help thai Black Drsuzhf can give
n cleaning The system and prevent-
Ing o. relieving ths troubles that
come from constipation. Indigestion.
lazy liver. etc
TrV Black Drasght Sold By al
d-agglsts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

Fruit growers ~bo have completed
q survey % the Loxan county orchards
predict that there wili BE- an en0f d
nous crop Of ~ eria peaches tais
year. unless the unexpected happens
but very few peach buds we're lnluf
- By TIE freeze Of several weeks ago
'she blossom set u 'hs heaviest have
ever seen. said George McGrsgor 70
day The Holman ofcasrds. east aud
west Of the city are In splendid shape
There IL the June drop yet 10 come
bni IL i well not TO anticipate tr0a0le
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

nain aIa.e ~ uthhs.aa l..an.lr,t
ana dfsffhsi a. ffaus snd tp.n h,
filo*ina fttus aNa ..salHhsas. ts
NH
tHn htat Quarter 0NN. Nestlas
iefnt tal luansha Fftr.a lf.l
N"Hh hanEH ihue f NJ Al tsr
cash
~ mas. 81 in sfH.as aad aas 10
l'fi ai ihe uffof 81 Htfffs 4 ifs-ard
y VI stats NafHaal H.uk la.l.hhs.
'AlHh''H"a iIif Dalahnna suornsy al
- - mst ~ isusena fe m Al
minitffat atof personally af NAV Z nha
iu %" office ~ enc ludxs 81 ~ cam
~ ennu uf Vkah0ma tUHrtI Gkh
homa
Nsfsd a. tih daF af An4f .ffla
tieu NgHFDfK.
AdmlnEsi faiof
~ Harris a lisWart 80 Aiiarn.,.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
JOLLY TIME At
MEMS DINNER CLUB

The ihlfis fss ladies ~ha rraeea
che oefasian ~ ihe Nsns Nnusf ,iah
81 the First n > shafsh |ati nlsht
brishisned me whole affair H. b. sure
A. the ia lone TABLES iolii, e onna.i
Prof " A Uedeil presided ana in
ifoda,sd the ioasis a. follows rhr
kfoi.n nshind tas tmh rrof llow
ard Tie Feminine Idea Mrs l. NJ
Potts Poser and Paint Pastor A
q hsnneif The iadi-. responded
~lih an original musical number the
words ~fliien ~ Ms ehllseli song
and r.adlnes wefe Wl,eu b, Miss iiosi
Ms 'hiisot, auA Rsseil nallord
~ banquet was served hy circle No
. ~ tho Martha society Mrs y "
iiaia ,halfman
Nssi FRIDAY ne men wIi Observe
nrahten ~ day and hfinr painl
brushes FOR = painilnr bee meeting
~ fis. O'Clock aud dinner a. seven
The song - toe painters wili be
nfighier Ever, Corner ~fA Little
Paint
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
MADDOX MAKES STATEMENT

) To The leader / am informed ihai
ne Rotary club ana tao dlteei~fs ~
ihe rhamber 81 Commerce has. a.
oided IN 4 Joint meeting thar should
be- removed Immediately from my 90
siilon a. principal ~ me Guthrie hlkh
school q q said that their reason Tor
fais action |H their belief that ! have
been guili, of creating q conspiracy
among me hleh school teachers
This action Nas taken ~ithont my
having had an opportunity 90 sppea r
before ite iolni body go refuie ihe ot.
cassiion Nor were TIE teachers who
are said 10 have been With mo ln tho
conspiracy Showed 10 speak before
'his tody regarding ttis accusation.
although ". had an asked fof fhe
privilege ~ comlng before the body
protest omphatlrally thaf J am 40
noo.ni ~ any unfair dealing in con
neciion With The unfortunate school
irouhlo Fnfthsrn ore / submit that 81
/. exceedingly unfair 10 convict q
person without giving aim hear
ing upon she charge fo' waich hc Is
convicted 4 large majority ~ the
members ~ these orrnnisofions are
doubtless honest bui they have been
made % believe fslseaoods concern
inr mo ana the truth has been Kept
from item through manifestation ana
c1icanery
Again I protest my lnnocenc.' Bui
I prefer ten thousand times 20 be- lhe
render ny integrity and self respect
A g MADDOX
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
a WELCOME ron SICKNESS

indigestion. cloxged stomach and
bowels. IL more than an invitation 20
fline~s. Il gives q cordial welcome
Undigssfed foed fermenis and send
POI sons ihrouxhoa, the system Foles
Catharilc. Tablets are sholssons
quick in acflon. no bad after effect
Cleanse bowels. sweetsn stomach, tone
up liver. Sold everywhere.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

- Ncdllisn No'nni.sf Fireman :
liome. hadtan. N afnes fN,1oy
klans, rAsafe lao sir.am ~ ~atsf
piss~i on ffw ~ hrvmsn rhss
81 he spai nnf oai ihs fire and dfeen
~ rain fnlsy kidnsy rHls relieve
rheumatic ains bsstashe. vofs mus
eles snd olhef symptoms ~ kidn,s sua
Bladder ifnubis aeld etsffW Whore
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

y McMillou. Volunteer riremau
Home Hudson y Y ~ffes POLE,
Kidney pills are ike STREAM 81
water played on ffo D. fifsmsn
They hii ne spot pat oui tho fire anf
ifo~n the palm Foley Kidney rillr
relieve rheumatic palms. backaehe.
sore museles and other symptoms oi
kdneyd and bladder ifoubie Sol
exsrywbefe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
Tip to the TOPPER ::

YoU keep aneoked sBd bsny stocks whisky gin
brandy you may youF cocktail making by the
seg beneath ih~ stairs by all that awful
that although b unlawful you going 10 take your
feddy II iaods you in the chair
fDissan spT fGs TrDhIhfon for ~ and
sfonvpsr kor>yoBr hslsrs shame: hut.
zeats tIrandignaiion and defiant conversation when
fhs country cesses boozns going the
FoR the - getting psered Others men have
mastered. ar that you find key
and TIE noble elan of boozers though
prsrieed WHISKY viii give % the game disguised
they have 20 drink alone
- might ue admit shortly going 70 ani, H.
though yea We pseked whole bales II
cellar shelves Men will liquor a. lunches and each
drink in buBehes they will drink where crowds
sfe drinking. bu they WoNT drink BY Themselves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
cANrArA or "rsr CROWN"
IS parstnrrp ~ csURcH

Al he Esaugs.aa church a. aes
trfserih and We iofan. . dslighi f,il
enfsrainmsnt wss held iaat a ~
y b he kinFf her Evangelical choir
ll The stellar r0i.
The affair 49, q caniafa. eninlsd.
tfpts and Crown " Dlekmann
~ kingfisher had eksrvs - fhe ,ho.f
rhich fsndsre yaris1 psowfam -
~ ~ mus al numb.fs To music
sst - hlKh order The aud Isns =
~as itrEs and sipfeeistlss
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26
NOTICE or sALr oF REAL
EsrsrE

Notice ls hersby given that IN pnf
tusnce of an orsier ~ The county csurf
~ the ooaniy.0f OkiahOma and state
- Okishcsna. made on the itah day ~
April 1919 IN ths matter - the estate
- q " Eierick. Decreased. The under
signed a. the administrator 81 The si-
safe of said decoas--f. viii sill n pr
yste sale 10 ths higbesi bidder for
- n. subject 90 confirmation By nald
rogrty courf. on or after the i5fh day
- May. 1919. st ? O'Clock y NJ a. tb-
County Conrt House in sald County ~
Oklahoma. All ths right. title. interest
and estate of the said q W Eicrick
81 che fime of bis death and all che
figh'. flfie and Interest that fbe ,mid
eefa'e has. By operation ~ law or 9th
srwise. acquired In and 20 sll the cer-
tain lot. gtsoe or parcel ~ land. stu
ate. lying and being In the County OF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

Cob trtfftafnrc A. ~t1h scNoof
The girss q re s-ceua war ei.rs
G; So Hoa~ rNanomtcs atrar-m a.
q gAs calArs A.eh seho.s un1es iAe
ar-cr ion - rh,ar in ~ae cr. n Este
c4rvcr l<~parsd aza SERVED q aelcious
fV1--ooafse laneheon Cor ~ ms ra,'. p
. ne Issm. ssic - enae Ciuh "a th ar
rsosns a. - nish sch1sa building
rraAr a. o'clock II ahles vs-Fe
oscorafsd 49, hrsazi ~ . ana yts-
zoo Ha-s ocds ana tAe err - fhe
ecne s~noDonars ciass aa.n.s whse
cas- and ~aas sfscesalIs SERVED ~
sacesieni d.shss wh.ch srl-s'ed the.f
c14-usry ssiH an c4~fai fn- rurf on
tfter ne Urcheon Miss Garter IN
frv.tuc~s Nass Thelnia Cahnl one oi
fhe ygung euoer x ~ clsss sh1
save a. a1dr~s< en q. lnsao- ance ~
rro.srly hxl4nc~-i ns.a's tnonO mlcsaly
prrs&rec. ~eli oaoss.t and spi-tia nriy
ssrvsd Theu Mss Carer. al lhs
@tt - char cenarsfrate3 fte ft1d
yklnes ans ccs.s - ~ vsrsaas aish..s
vhacA oad .ass becu served NJ, Al
Dos. q. a.. ciab is- l3snf. So toast
sus-r.ss and caii,-d cn b. guess and
rar c1s mr-me--s - ~ club far fm-
pro-pfu islfs Are- she informal
sss+cA.s M nsnrh.y "a caR..sl
ofe, tor a tals q her r5sk 20 enc
d rics n rel4ng q ~ Federated cluas
- Silli~afe- izst s~sk and ne Ys-r-
ai2- - -ncss ssss.on 1ss h.ad Mr.
= Y Carer = ~9or-ed - { .ews.s toI
tke co1rsn lur a. Snua.sr ard thsI
c.19 v1s mech srss lsd 60 la4-u -hss
frrn "a CUB -efofis Eiyen. b. worn
- = co'hrse cisbs I'D sii ohers a
a. ac-lvNies The cab plsnnei 20
serve dl,ners f1r ihe Rosary clsb n
~ f. 10 s4s- funds Tor h.i- s..,e-.
f.os wofk ~ Garter escorted fhe
r'uh n rt..-s afoasa he stcAen nd
Ftfoas-rooms q A. o par -a.n. n
fiaa ~ Ae c1srf-a. whe-s iasoh =
s@Te34o ~ higA moo. 81 i and
iteF rxre 40 irFt.c mo -. nan
"a r1fnrg -opm TIE nes- erus
Fne 80 j. ~ an sr dsr -sss,o. On
AsF &C a. rhe bocn~ O d.. cAsrs..
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Ws7e- Mr. wsod~crA. NJ " cl
smirh. Nj L~sor~ Bark. and ~
gSss Nrs Ha-T7 Sho-kcor o, Okls
sonas C5sy
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90 NOT opuaArr.
"t Will cure


u fsu arr an unfouunas. afniefsa
~i'b thai dreaded e4uls,ialni. r1ie..
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fesf .a-sial good health. yos no dssslf
issi ihat Foaf only ssisaflon. a. an
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making this mose t.st - seud yoa
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isffui IN iis r~naif. sent direct 20
patients. under = Hnafsnie. write
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

United pre9byteFsn -hUrch.
Corner - Ash and Cleveland
Bible school a. ~ ~
Morning wofshlp st - an.
founr Peoples Payer meeting. al
4 a.
Evening worthlp. a 40
Mid week prayer reeflng. wednes
day stE m
Even BODY weiComs a. Ell services
) " HENLEY. Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

rlrss Msshoair rplssepai Church
Corner nfoad and Nonle
81 ~. SUNDAY alhnol modern
clrrNulum. WHh vlasssv fof al afss
Nofuinf sorshll. ~ 0ciNek
SERMON hf ~ siuf sHeNai uhssf
vance - fhe hunAfs h anniversary Of
odl feiloNehip ioeal : . o m.n
bsfs aiIsndiuA 30 oeAN
BOO S m senior p Nofsh i.spsu :
and NssleNan i.earas suunE p-'oPis =
meeting
tfenlnN e.rAlcs.s a nrloeA
Peculiar tNsnlns service With hnsn
iifal csnfeuaf, pgfnres aud nhseft
ants nf Oklahoma isN lmrrss sins
hIsieruaI tfsl monis and address
~ the Iasinf
Fpenane cordially selolnie. sNs
atY rff1nEtfm
AiFNANnFR y BENNETT u "
Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

IA fsllaa a. ..,rst4. s..l 49, eve,
- ~. thr..fl., .hs..h 49,. ..,e
a, ....n.n. - n......a a.. = "A
noeafa diressof Nfs IA a Asan
a--.nIsss
pARr4
or-,an Prelude pm. ....n..e r.4
iasfs NJ Rtan
scriIfer~ h~sd "a and rfnYef
Res rfnais
hofanna laies oranler
Seier fAs MaN ~ the crss e.
man Mr. nhsasal
Ntasn soio honanos NlsnsawsA
Niss hafhsrnv Fislds
Ar'>finisntsf Me- homasns fisfd
ITO Praise " ihe Lord 0eib.l
Mr. Howard Nr MsfFru Az Alan
= - The 'as Divine rhco nnu
aiaf harrs cslisn
s'so-'a itnem usss ~ o Concavel
Gea pp.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

r5rss chflstian chescf
Norn.f Ash an1 settle
nhIf sfho-aI af
1ani.a NongHsfa altnn
Ar< ~
PRAYER NesNnr Wrane AsK nlshi
Morn uN FNfHlNn l.NkH AaAf fn'
mlts
ftenIrF fafitf ~anF Service
GNN n l1NnilN.
Minister
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

fi's, preshy'sfisn Church.
Corner Dlvlsi aud Noble
sabbath sckooi a. ast A VI.
Morning Service az ~ 90 A NJ
Y y s g. a. af 80 " NJ
Evening Service ai 4tse q A.
w" extend cordial welcome 20 all
70 Norshlp Wiih ~
GEORGE O NICHOLS. Pastor
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WV 1fos "<tffotsf @pftropai tNurC =
Corner Eleventh and Ws.si Nobls
sunday scbool o. 20 M
Preaching service ~ N m.
tiaee meeting 81 1900
kpwor7h i.ssvas service at 7pm
frfaching service % = @ M
Md week prayer meeting. Wednes :
DAY evening a. pm
{ J QUINN. Pastor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

first Church of Chuss Scientist
lis North broad street
Sunday school 81 s,t5 . m.
Sunday services at II an
"wednesday evening service = D IN
Reading room 81 ii7h East Osia
hons avenue Open frum ~ 30 q m.
20 . m. ercspt Sunday spS holidays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-26

Corner sevenieenth and W. Lossn
Services every second sabbz'k
Sunday school st s.E . m.
Preaching a. Il = m
II REfDER Of NsrfhsIi, Pastor.
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Firss Baptist Church
SERVICES to-day 20 hefin on new time
Sulaay ss-bcol - y .. new tiase
Srfiiuf and luniof u \ 4 g. ~ 6ilt
Preaching az both hour ~ the pa
Cor
Morning service Volunteer Hersi
fud0
Evening Hfaw
FORREST MADDOX. Minister
Methodist Episcopal Church. south
Corner OAK and Oklahoma
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