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The producers news., 1919-11-21
SHOWER MRS. JOHNSON

Westby News: Monday \ 1osn. %p:
learned that Mrs. Geneya: eve, vp week
son would be married this ',t wsin IN
so SOL her eof;l friends nd We're soon ,5t,a. out ID
the blizzard making preptablsst tbst
tions for a parcel shower horI. el51.
evening. The night was a 1nDnts nyr
ing terror, but nothing d3ubdi da3;outei
Westby, and at the apPG,diis Piodies
hour about twenty-five ed I'd food
loaded with presents anasting anu
fit for the gods, were g5o'd d, e bride
the blizzard to honor 'n'
Of the week. orazed
when the laughing shOtIsSln NOV soon
cred crowd troOped III ooo o5oooo,fort-
everyone was made '0l'il'''
able. oanght
making his getaway anu III. which
to open the @,lt Ei"-h';v@f o,,f GLASS,
contained handsome ccin,,n3inurl cns
silver, china and ob ai,5 was
ware. A delicious lqnch ill',ino to
served, the ladies tryli'0
sample all the rich a SALADS, osod left
Ali had a good time 9st anu after
Wishing wis ing Mrs johnson 9 npo1bIvedsr all eia
piness and telling Mr: :.I1ow INV
that he was a lucky fellow
The producers news., 1919-11-21
IN MEMO2TAN

Sincerely and joyously dedicated to the wandering
souls in lo political wilderness who foresee their i'm
pending doom, yet blind; to the derelcts who have
had Their day and passed. and to the remaining inmcv-
abes Of e Old quad Who still insist that the farmer
goat
Backward, turn backward, oh Time in thy flight;
Give us "Old tines again, just for tonight.
These times Of p-ogression adjusting mems rights
Fill my days vh depression make nightmare OF nights.
Bring back ,-e old ring boss and roll Of "Ioug gree
Who could swing eectonWhen the gang had been
Bring back the old pork barrel the friend Of those days
It's far-distance twinkle now but a haze.
Bring back the spelbnder who thought that the boob
Who pushed the pow handles was really rube
Bring back the glad hand Of the candidate wise
Who kissed all of the babies while peddling his lies
Bring back the broad smiles of those big crooked sticks
Who joied the farmers, yet thought they hc1s'
Yes, Time in thy 1eetness, bring back the old days
And on it's wan visage more let gaze
E r. Cline in the Mcffenry Tribune.
The producers news., 1919-11-21
TO BE KID AGAIN

I'd like to be kid again. for just one summers day
away guns and swords and away to play
Adown the yellow orchard lane and by the rivers orln
And bring line and fshhook but first Ia have SWIM
And I'd watch the little rppes go whirling down to sea-
And speculate and marvel the great man would ne,
what the big world held-the world awaiting me
The world of svery dream dus-the world couldn't see
And then wish the gTimy shade of what am today
Could steal beside the dreaming boy and watch m as ne lay
the velvet starshne the clear untarnished eyes
The eyes that couldn't th wordha only saw the skies
--J. f. Nclyh~aux-
The producers news., 1919-11-21
ADDITIONAL
RULINGS on
RElNSTATEn',

A !. series of decjsio..
by tt the Director or'cifslf9s Of On,
OF War Risk Insrp9ntaAe pa The b.
approval a, of the SecrOls9es arlse VIII
Treasury provides d6ess'letary 1ss i
conditions for reinstaoIre itore aS
laRsed ?;3, or Cancelled insnsa 6's1eaet
The provisions llfsO5sae Of F
Decision No. d, a1Io,,.I H. Ifeaas
teen months from T'tpal9g tba a5
discharge I for reinsta5ttSeoasstts9 s5tS asts
Oh payment Of only two t,SJ,i'eat eat!
premiums without NV n.a? aaa
statement as to heaIt5s IHIshlos Ing
time time :, within three th1ss'l .si.@l 4.
months following thu rS Saea
discharge. VIC moaa
After the three nYoDt,,
loving / ",.n g,t the date Of f.'''is disc5.5 y
the applicant to t6Fle>l,fS5.. the effao. t,o b
ne is IN as good health s9 az. :. '1t \
date of DISCHARGE cr ,''. % as ! satRp
piration Of the grace a. ae 1s. .
whichever Y is the latest d,te sas y
be required together On:s, %;5 VI
written application foS Sla d,
statement and the tender Il 70 y
months premiums on u M
amount Of insurance ba Na W. NJ
TO reinstate. ~ 'lSl8
In order to give All f,,
service men whose ips,,..s 5u.ns
has lapsed or been cancp1aj oa, 1-%
tar chance to reinstate H. !
insurance, including men Ta WI,
have been out of the sp,ra wy
eighteen months or moPp "'% ,'5
who are therefore barred f,,~ ~a
reinstatement under the fo,"as ,l,s
ruling, a special blanket nIT,r hin,
is made which allows N '',nS w
service men to reinstato tsa, u
insurance before DecenLef }' SI
1919, provided that each aDDf
cant is III as good health as "a 4
date Of discharge Or at eyDiT.
ton Of the grace period, V6jI.
ever is the later date. and a
states in his application. q
course 1t IS necessary that h
tender the VITO months prpni.
ums on the amount Of INSURANCE
he wishes to reinState.
Service men who r9insta.al
their insurance by payment d
all back premiums prior to
July 25, 1919, when the decision
requiring payment Of only two
months premiums went intc
effect, upon written appica
ton to the Bureau may haVt
any premiums paid in excess o.
two applied toward the paymea
Of future premiums. For ez
if after q policy ha
lapsed for six months, a mai
reinstated and paid six months
instead Of two, b
may secure credit for fCu
months premiums.
The provisions for reinStatt
do not protect man unit
ne actually reinstates. Il h
he may not be in as goo
health as he was at the time
discharge and consequently ma
not be able to secure reinstatt
nent.
Don't put off Reinstatement
Do it now!
The producers news., 1919-11-21
PIGS AND PORK
lRv G.. w. VOnierl

When pig is pig he's not worth much At least the packers
diff lay When pig pig he's owy brute aud his price is
shop in town When pig pig it's ueky day when the farmer
out speaking Of profits for the labor
and food and When pig pork takes half of
salary check and good o tad perhaps stew makes
your bank account wreck When pig pig the farmer takes
the best price he get pig the makes
tidy pile bet And there's Tor all these facts,
you've perhaps surmsed the farmers his
packers organized.
Cooperation is growing throughout the country like the
green bay tree
The producers news., 1919-11-21
''OUNCE OF PRE-
VENTION WORTH
POUND OF CURE''

The task of preventing physi-
cal defects in children is one of
supreme Importance in the post
war era.
The physician, the nurse, the
playground and gymnasium are
the chief agencies of the school
through which this work must
be accomplished. Praiseworthy
as their efforts are, they must
be supplemented by hygenic liv-
ing in the home.
The great examination day
brought about by the selective
service showed far too great a
percentage Of personal neglect.
The veil was lifted and there in
all it's ugliness and sadness were
alarming shortcomings physi-
cally.
It's revelations made us pain
fully aware of the misshapen
bodies, the flat chests, the dis
eased teeth and impaired vision
and hearing of many of the un-
fortunate boys. Proper atten-
ton to these matters in child
ren would have prevented the
greater part of these defects.
According to figures recently
tabulated in Washington nearly
100000 men were rendered un-
fit for military service because
Of tuberculosis alone.
Medical science has proved
that a large percentage of
wretchedness and grief caused
by the white plague is absolute
ly needless. You can help by
using Red Cross Christmas
seals. They help to stamp out
this deadly scourge. The rene
dy for tuberculosis does not
come in bottles. 1t cannot be
bought over the counter. It
lies in the intelligent care of the
body on the part of the indi-
whether he is sick Or
well. His instruction cannot be-
gin too early.
The rules of keeping well are
simple. They apply to children
and gloWnups alike. Here are
some of the fundamentals:
See that your bedroom is we'll
aired and the schoolroom and
workroom too; and breathe as
much air as possible then:
Eat good food-Keep your
self clean.
Don't work or play until you
drop.
Keep sensible hours. Live
cut of doors and avoid dust.
If you have a cold that lasts
more than two weeks you should
go to a doctor and have your
lungs examined.
Battle frequently. Don't eat
with soiled hands. Wash them
first. Don't put your hands, !
pencils, or any candy or chew
ng gum that other persons
nave used, in your mouth. |
Brush your teeth at least twice |
4 day.
Regular observances of these
health commandments helps to
ievelop bodily resistance
against disease. The wise,
thoughtful gardener cultivates
lis blossmons, giving his most
attention. Weeds grow
Wild by the WaYside and hecnne
The producers news., 1919-11-21

The Association of Railroad Executives of New York CITY
has announced that e nation votes against the government
ownership of the railroads. because out of 1922 editors
the country whom quesonnaes sent by this body
per declares the roads the private own
es6 cent doubtful and only 13 per cent were opposed
The conclusion of these railroad magnates entirely erroneous
Their questonnaes have shown only that 80 cent OF the ed
of this country controlled by big business and per cent
are intimidated
The producers news., 1919-11-21

supposed about The peril tc the vested
interests the present time but the historian OF the future VIII
write "By the fall Of 1919 the movement toward industrial de-
ocracy we'll under way only in Europe but IN the more
prosperous and therefore conservative America AT CaI
great brought the issue to head by refusing to
deal with labor collectively and by rng farm pces under the
pTetense of reducing the cost Of living.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

An old-lne insurance thought 1T would make the
farmers feel bad by withdrawing burglary insurance policy
the Scandinavian American bank at Fargo just at the time when
the antamer crowd making their raid But the insur
has withdrawn the companys license to do
business grounds of unfair business tactics and somebody
really does feel bad.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

With ordered sold to the at II cents pound
and with limitation the trust hard who
paying for lowering the cost of Retailers must from
1886 to $005 per hundred for this not including freight
Then they put it in small bags sell and deliver it this
10 per cent margin.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

The speed which Attorney General Palmer showed in
Injunction against the leaders of the miners makes
why he couldn't find something the
the autocacy of Judge Gary of the steel trust Perhaps the
autocraey is
The producers news., 1919-11-21

Cables report that the British Labor party has
made clean Of the municipal elections throughout n
England labor there rapidly organizing secure pot
cal power the cities and join with the farmers IN securing pow
the state and nation Since the British Labor party is only
years DID, the Labor party the second party in parliament
give promise of similar quick results here.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

The British secretary of declares that what is being
done Russia by of well understood policy between
the United States Great Britain and Japan that there should
intervention in Russia He probably we'll understood
the the secret treaties before they public
The producers news., 1919-11-21

The Loyal American News, organ of crew of Twin Cities
politicians whose alias the Loyal American club again brings
the people Of Minnesota that light which failed with the
ing of he Nonparsan America First Con the Square, and
"AntiSocialist" old insult the intelligence
of the farmers and working people of the state
The producers news., 1919-11-21

President Wilson vetoed the prohibition measure be-
the Judge Anderson noned the miners
from striking because the not This armstice cond
ton to be mighty handy which you
The producers news., 1919-11-21

The industrial magnates trying to stampede the farmers
into joining them in their fight labor by shouting obsheVk
H. Campbell chairman of the national board of farm organi
cations has allowed himself to be drawn into movement to
bat radcas Everything is radical to the industrial magnae
and the farmers who ang
themselves with these interests endangeng the whole move
ment toward democracy.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

Public ownership and cooperation hand in hand
the end Cooperation not perfect until it takes
whole public and become public ownership and public ownership
is not perfect until it becomes true cooperation.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

North Dakota alone offered solution of the coal strike
the North Dakota government by the common
p based upon the cooperation of farmers and workers
has special interests to serve
The producers news., 1919-11-21

money elect Lady Astor and defeat her Labor
date opponent for British parliament seat she will
what is known Lloyd George democracy This let add
The producers news., 1919-11-21

Don't take the crusade of certain odparty congressn
against the packers too seriously Unless they willing
real remedy they might better keep their hands off, and no
remedy has yet been suggested by them.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

Next year the Democrats might the slogan 'We kept
out of cars This would be especially appropriate
nomnaes the director general of the railroads highest
office.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

If the controlled press keeps stirring up prelude
separating people into groups according to the country
ancestors happened to from, will have merely
Somewhat United States.
The producers news., 1919-11-21

A Chicago jcdge has granted the Milk Produce
the right to fix prices. This is about the first cas-
farmers possessing the power to fix prices.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-10-28

WUUA LIIgAGEC
Good corner on East Grand avenue,
l50Sit0. with trackage In and raid for.
that can be bought right. Nothing bot
ter AZ an investment. Act now CAN
Roger $. Coates at Maple 30 or Walnut
5s9--J
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OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
Five Acre Tracts Near
Oil We'll In Gotebo
Field

Have been watching the progress Of
Gotebo oil well for three weeks and am
In the field. Bought lease on portion OF
farm located . little over two miles d.
rectly southeast of the well. At early
stage Of excitement. Am In position
" offer q limited number OF five-acre
tracts 10 small. investors al most rea-
sonsble prices: want TO sell q portion
OF my acreage only at $50 per acre; $3.50
for five acres.
Shallow oil wells are located on four
directions from these tracts, A great
opportunity IL offered 10 develop shat
low wells on these tracts at depths
ranging from 300 to 900 feet.
OH experts declare that oil snttcllne
extends TO the southeast. also the
northeast from the Goteho deep test
The Gotebo well Is making oil anc
may he placed on the pump for n pro-
duction test Mt once. Some experts de-
clare that this we'll will make 100 bar
rolr daily while others estimate. Il at
600 and 100 barrels dally4 EoSod>
knows until the pump Is uscdF
There nre prospects OF several othel
deep tests being drilled NJ Goteho rgh'
away soon. The big fellows with thell
millions In wealth are watching dsvel'
opmenp.
Gotebo Is tho field which offers erea'
chances for the little man now the sam
Is B%urkburnett In the early stage.
Burkburnett had shallow oil we'll
long before the famous gusher pool
were tapped. Five acres at Burkeur
neat has made many men immensei'
rich. Who knows but what five acre
viii be fortune producers In GoteOo IN
same as at Burkburnett7 Only the drl
will tell.
rhI... -. uonstn~ ta.t - rotshf
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ONE ACRE OIL AND GAS LEASE
OFFERED IN TENAS oil FIELDS .
Send your name and address and
S:5 and | will send you assignment OH
and gas lease with attorneys opinion
As TO title Of the one-acre lease farm
So producers, s years from May ". l9l',
no rental due until May 2s. 1890. n
then only 800,
This oil ana gas lease only
I mlek from Ranger-Rcck Island OH n
Refining Cos. we'll now drilling In me
black lime at $3.50 feet. expect to bring
In a big susher a. soon as they pass
through the black limo; other locations
made In two and three miles OF the one,
acre lease with timbers on the grounn
for derrichs. This lease IL IN me
sou,hwes,ern psrt OF Parker Co. for
ma, on on the Pennsylvania structure.
north and east Ranger and Stravn OH
fields. The structure o MIN op
In this field is 6 miles from this one
acre lease, giving gas and oil production
at 1850 feet unit, raised by drilier Nr-
Ing shot In practically nothing com
pared 10 the n around the Hanger
Rock Island well now drilling says geol-
Ogists. This one-aCre oil and gas tease
may be worth hundreds. probably thou.
| sands Of dollars Hanger Rock Island
brings In a big eusher, which they are
confident they will. ~. H. Adams
Rang r geolosist. made location FOR
Ranger Rock Island cos. well, Come
In and let me show you biologists re
port and map Of the field. Forum"
life time; consider this before you turn
Il down, r. y. evils. 500 Herskowi's
Pn'G. Oklahoma City. OKLA. In Oklaho
ma City since 1901.
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Ben A. L0ifgfeHiGW


= Texas Okla. on Royalties. 1000
Wanted. Ranola oil, Quadrangle Pc
.roleum, Caldwell on, Dcpositors OIL.
Harvey Crude. Little Sioux. National
oil. and other stocks.
Market Letter
mailed free upon request. $500
Maple I'll Maple lhlV
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OIL LAND. LEASES AND STOCK

HUGHES. Seminole and okfuskee
county oil leases bought and sold.
Send for litt. W. J. Ryan. Holdenville.
Oklahoma.
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RIG HOMES PRICED Low.
q beautiful modern rooms IN bcauti-
fui northeast section. on two lo,s. only
$500; sacrifice therefore, np cash,
6-rooin bungalow with basement. on
beautiful lawn ot'two lots, only S., 900;
81 500 cash, balance $500 per ,enr
Capitol Nicw-t. 18th. broom nunra
low, double garage, a real sleepin'
porch: $3.50; 81 800 cash. balance 70
suit you.
Forced Sale loses. YOU gain.
7 rooms In oak. suraye. pleasing man
Tel and CRATE. beautiful electric nN-
lures. old paving. worth $500; Sa.'w
loan AZ Sij per month. including inter
est. Look ut this, Make an offer;
mast sell this week.
extra large. w-n~-arranGod. henuh.
ful rooms on two lots. paving out. gar
age. chicken house and yard amy
5000. u, 900 cash. balance SIS per
mo tn. \ percent.
The most beautiful. fascinating ana
pleasing s-room new home In oak, In
! this city. This home IL the master.
piece of a love.sick architect Prizes
81 900: 5000 cash, balance 10 suit you.
Capitol View rooms oak, all huilt-
In ~featurcs, breakfast room, attic.
sleeping porch. basement, .cirtcrn WIN
pump In kitchen. nrrace. chicken apart
mcnts, IN n beautiful mark, lOtxlb0 feet
The shade Ia wonderful. price flo.ooo:
$500 cash. balance at your pleasure
beautiful homo in n select neigh or
hood. nj ~? W. TIN St. . largo rooms.
! spacious halls cloak room linen clos
1t. built-in pantry and kitchen cabine .
basement with combination furnace.
do" hle gar0g.. servants quarters; no
hardwood: price 5000: cash. $500, bal
ancc five years, 80 percent.
OKLAHOMA SECURITIES co,
sos-iO insurance BLDG. Maple ~
NOTICE 10 Real Estate Men; MV
property nt 1874 ", 3?nd Il. OF the
market. y. J. MILTON
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Leases
TILLMAN COUNTY

TILLMAN COUNTY
so or 30 acres, Sec. -. Twp IS, n.
l5W. sG5. no.
2O-acres. Sec. !. Twp. Is, r NV
$3.50 {.
40 or s0-scre,. Sec, II. Twu H.,
l6W. si?h0.
2O.acres. Sec G. Twp. 5s, |iN.
$4,000.
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We viii Buy

Aubyme-Ranoln.
American .. and Ro'-neposlt0rs,
Concord Oil-QuSlrangle.
Usage Oh and Ref.
Harvey Crude Marland,
hay County Gas-Nationdl or x. G
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A Real BARGAIN

100 acres, 2 miles southwest OF Burk-
burnett, 8 wells $50 feet deep. ? years
old, daily production ~ bhls., $4,000
equipment, modern power plant; price
100000; $4,000 cash. balance reasonable
terms,
You viii have TO hurry
n, MI. Pierce a. 90.
lvog coleutd uapls Jiu2
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FOUR ROOMS, two lots. East side.
ti.i00. Baxter. National Bldg.
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MN tlsGs
Leases and collection oi rents.
Rental Dept,
WORKMAN & COMPANY
Phone walnut n ?OJE w Main,
FOR SALE -Four lots. corner
18th and stiles at a bargain u, 4
Hoover. 2us 9Th avenue, Fort Worth.
Texas.
UuY FROM OwNER-Now s.room
California bungalow. breakfast o
bath. basemen, with laundry trays.
oai, floors. three rooms oak finish. fine
lawn. extra fixtures, wall paper ana
SHADES. See this place. half block
from car. three blocks from school.
iS23 West 1lth.
I ROOMS. 3 lots. South Central. 81, 800.
Baxter. National Bids.
For sALE--Modern ,G-room house,
corner lots 60yl60; concrete store
building. ~ blocks from ClaSsen on
w. 18th. all for $4,000. good terms. J.
H. Heard. i1i9 W 51ih.
Ivy OwNER-Bungalow 5 rooms and
breakfast room. newly decorated.
huff brick, fireplace. large garage,
half block of Classen. Phone Walnut
,s<s-J.
) ROOMS. North Florida, t2.0so. BaS-
ter. National H1dg.
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Will Buy
800 Marland
1000 Usage Oil & PEI.
5000 Concord
40 Kay CO. Gas
no Ranola
Aubyme
American o. & R.
Harvey Crude
Maidstone.
STOCKS FIRM By
HAVE A COOL
Il: z s';;sss. 81 Fl, ' 81
4! (: = 4 & 81: 81;
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OIL and Gas Leases
~ sale; No own more than 100, 900
40oe, located In IS counties In Okla.
henA Farmers Mutual Oh Leasing
CSnpany. 6@ Herskowitz Bldg. Walnut
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
$4,000

$4,000
T%vo.storyi 7.room with sun
~ parlor; breakfast room:
hardwood I rus out Al ms
pvriod moulding. hand decorated cell
lngs; tile bath, baboinent llH3O with
furnace; laundry tubs; iollctt sorvnn y
house and garage similnr To house: lot
s0xi70
Y. W, DAVIS. Real Estate Dept.
X. r. STUART co, is W, Main,
Male 10. Res Phone Maple l953.R
ny OWNER, 81 East 9TH. s.room
modern house. good storm cave. good
well. lot Ask 10. paying paid. one pair
vacant 800 block west Park. also Pack
ingtown lots cheap, Phone Maple
95S7-J,
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Oil Leases & Production

Have attractive leases and produc-
IONS In Oklahoma. Kansas and Texas
10Y sale also Uncle Sam oil stock; VIII
usne Tor ear or city property. A. r.
MONTY, ~ Terminal Arcade Bids 3,
! phone " alnut S6.s,
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$500
rooms; oak floors down;
49, all enamel wood ok; base.
ment furnace: garage; paving
paid near 18th and SNarte,
+. W. DAVIS, Real Estate Dept,
H. T STUART co. IS ". MAIN.
Ma 10 70. Res, Phone Maple i9saIR
FOR QUICK sALE-A 7.room home at
n bargain, owner. Maple $685..
NOTICE to real estate d~eaiafs-the
property at 2?7 L 9th 10 off me mar
ket.
W. p. Norman.
FOR sAI.E--S-room bungalow with
drapctics 70t West 9th. $3.50 0o.
owner. Mamie 1911.
TWO houses OF I rooms each, East
side. close to car, 5000. Baxter,
National Bldg.
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hhNM 'pNNli
rlv. wells drilling and several more
locations for wells made.
~su-acres, SEE. 3. Twp, SN, Il !jN
i2.T5.
4O-acr.s, Sec. ?. Twp sN. + 2SW
$500.
These leases are I miles south OF
Twin I'm We'll, drilling. and 2 miles
| north Of another location, They are
worth twice the price asked.
KlOwA COUNTY
so-acreS, Soc. 5. Twp ~, 7 lbW,
! 5000.
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FOR SALE by owner who is leaving
city. ideal colonial home: win sell
furniture; best location; lots SSSlt0.
double gSrage; priced right. may be
seen any time. 1924 W. 18th.
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S.RoOM HotSL ana basement garage.
well and windmill, all modern, Tor
only ~, 800. Call Ccott. Maple bis. sol
on Exchange Bidgs