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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23
Estate of Fletcher Emery
STATE OLE VERMONT


District of Essex sS
The Honorable Probate Court for the
District Aforesaid
To the heirs and all persons interested
Guildhall in said District, deceased,
Greeting
WHEREAS, application hath been made
in writing, by the Administrator praying
for license and authority to sell all Of
real estate of said deceased to wit: the
homestead of said deceased representing
to said court that it would be beneficial
tho estate of said deceased, to sell said
estate and convert the same into money.
AMI bringing into Court the consent
and appreciation in writing, of all the
heirs t. said estate residing in this State,
AMI scttng forth he situation If the real
estate
WTr2IIl TON, the said Court appoin-
ted ard cd the goth da # :'ctober
11l1 1t the Probate Office in ffr't.dtall in
said District. tC hear and decide upon
said apEl'ca ton and petition, and ordered
public notice thereof to be given to all
persons interested therein, by publishing
said order together with the time and
place of hearing, three weeks successive
ly in the Essex County Herald, a news
paper which circulates in the neighbour
hood of those persons interested in said
estate, all of which publications shall be
previous to the day assigned for hearing.
THEREFORE,, you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court, at the time
and place assigned, then and there in
said Court to make your objections to
the granting of such license, if you see
cause.
Given under my hand at Guildhall in
said District, this 18th. day of october
A. d. 1919
George A. Hubbard
Register
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23

TIE reason the spirit Of NOR
tai should be proud is because
it hasn't broken down under
tie high cost of living.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1919-10-23

A bright wit sometimes has
a dull finish.
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Paul Johannsen, julius Peters and
Rudolph Jensen shipped stock Saturday,
Louie Grill is nicely settled on the
John Fink farm, having moved his fam.
lily in Saturday. g
Mrs. Newton received a card from
Mrs. John Anderson Monday stating
she had arrived at Fremont. Neb., Q.
X. and was enjoying her visit very
much.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D.. Newton I and
Isaac Newton took dinner Sunday with
Mrs. Newton's father and sister, L. F.
Morris and Miss Lovicie Morris.
Clyde Bruce, Arthur Bruce and fam.
lily, Pope Foster and family, wv. w.
Johnston and family, Oscar Goodrich
and wife, Charlie Bruce and Irene New
com, Helen Christensen, Mrs. Sarah
Bruce, mother of the hostess, gathered
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Q. NJ. Eos
ter and all enjoyed a three course din
ner served by Edna Johnston. Irene
Newcom and Helen Christensen, and al.
ter dinner they all enjoyed the Christ
mas tree and many beautiful presents
were left for the host and hostess. The
house was beautifully decorated and all
left wishing a merry Christmas and
happy, prosperous New Year.
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Word was received here by relatives.
TIT Mrs. Mary Lowry died Christmas
dAx at Los Angeles. Calf. She had
bSen suffering for a long time with a
cAMcer and everything that medical
skI1l could do was done, but no relief
Ter her could be found She is a sister
Of Mrs. J. M. Glynn and Mrs Jas. Nc
Andrews 5of this place. To these and
oeher relatives we extend our sincere
s4hpathy.
John Giblin returned to Omaha Satur-
d4x after few days visit here at his
ne Harrington left Saturday for Da-
l6Sa. 5'si
IA smutney is quite i'll at this writ.
party was held at the M. Giblin
home Thursday evening in honor Of
Johh who was home from Creighton
college. "A number of his friends were
prevent and all enjoyed a fine time
The funeral of VIM. Abbott was held
ae his home Monday and interment was
nl4de in the Vail cemetery.
Misses nellie and Hazel Kearney are
Expected yhome from Des Moines to
spend New Years.
George Keane came home from Oma-
hi Sunday for few days visit.
4fs. a. HI. Clark and children left
FEtday for their home at Missouri VAL
lev after spending Christmas at the pa
rental. Frank Starek. home.
Hrs. Kate Flynn and Mrs. Leonard
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James O'Donnell came out from Oma-
Id Tuesday I'd Spend several days with
htS brothers and. families, Il MI A. !
Mrs. Hans Henfichsoif 5nd daughter:
Edna, have been spending several days
With her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sstehik.
n&6r Vail.
NJ. and Mrs. Geo. Koch and daugh-,
ter. Viola and Leona, spent Christmas
dd6 with the VIM. Dettbarn family
Nj C, DOhse shippGMl three scat40adS Of
cfttie to Omaha Thursday and O'Don.'
nell = car OF hogs to Chicago Saturday.
Ehed Rickers and sons. William and
Raymond transacted business in, Oma.
hi last Tuesday. saaAssS s'si
1gr. and Mrs. John Kock and son, Vir-
gts transacted business in West Side
Friday. Miss Caroline Kock returned
home with them to spend several days.
Mrs Gladys DOzark spent Sunday
With her friend, Miss Alice O'Donnell.
Ar. and Mrs. James Dixon drove to
thu Ernest Segebarth home Saturday
evening, where they visited until SUM-
daH afternoon. a
Hugo Dettbarn was visiting and shop
piiiy In Denison Tuesday. A
VIM. Rickers sold a fine bunch of
hers to the West Side buyers at $1,000
pei cwt.
Ms J.4F. Dresser left Friday after.
n64n to spend several days with her
si6ser, Mrs Herman Buck, near West
St0e Mr.. and Mrs.. Buck intend to
le9Se shortly for California. fk5f"lt
~. and Mrs. Lew Kerrigan and fam.
t1ysWere entertained to dinner at the
JtD'Donnell home Sunday. ~ sE ~
VI number of relatives and ineighbors
g4lhefed 1t the VIM. Dettbarn home on
8AtNnday evening to help Mrs. Dettbarn
celebrate her sixtieth birthday ami.
sIS-asy r,sc,>x,..v ,,o,o,,,oI, -
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Was All Run Down After An Attack NJ
the Flu Nothlpk Seemed tn 4 -
Help HIM WY ~

ST ever a. man felt like he .had h1Ans
made new Inn that mar, ~ Satd EMIL
Gnekow, we'll known carpenterI HyinG
at 1903 South .4th street, burlington.
Iowa, in telling Of the benetlts hN haS
derived FROM the use OF Tanlac. ~
Gently.
Last, WINTER he continued. hid
a case of the 'hu' which eAnes neat
knocking me out !entiraly and lett M
in such a bad shape that IfMasn't
worth a nickle SO far as work VA oql;j
cerned. My stomach end kdneyNl
which had bothered me most IA NY
got very much worse. and my ASxya4.
were in the worst kind gof q ~ All
last summer i could scarcely Sl4ee sof
get any rest, and ii seemed that nvtM1B.1
would help me to get rid Of my tfcyl;s
bles and give me any. strength.
ts.Well, I got Tanlac, after readtNg
what others said about Il and INd0u:k
know what It; 10. hut there's somDthi1g
about 1T that certainly does the uotki
I.tliave never seen or heard ofsAuHfhi4G
like 1t. Il have. tawan three bottles no.
and honestly I don't feei like the 1870
man. Eihave not only gotten over TINT
rundown condition the .fiu' left me- tHs
but my stomach and Kidneys, uhtch -
been out of order 90 long never both9e
me- any more. II can eat just aAy1hi1t
Il want and my nerves have neyeE.hee
inabetteE shape. can lie down e. neGnf
and sleep like a log never aWal!ng lue
I.haGi never been sick a. day. So lth9y4
-thet best of reasons for praiSing TAnlAo
and tifs could talk with everybody DEE
sonally who lis suffering fSlike. ldtn M
would certainly advise the INTO try ".
TAnlac lis sold In DeniSon Thy
Knaul, sin Kiron by o. E. Clausons
Manilla by =. Carnahan, IN 8aek ].
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Valley, Mr.. and Mrs. George Callies of
Newman Grove, Neb., Mr.. and Mrs.
Dickerson of Sioux City. I'D
Mrs. j. Lee also entertained a mum,
Der of relatives and friends at Xmas
supper. Ir.f
Mr.. and Mrs John Blackman en-
joyed Xmas with his mother in Dem
isOn.
Walter Boyles transacted business in
Dunlap Friday.
Mrs. Kiza Barsby Of the vicinity, of
Dow City was pleasant over Sunday
visitor in the N. F. Stilson home.
Mrs Geo. Reynolds entertained Mrs.
Van Meter Of Dunlap Monday.
VIM. Dodge who has been confined
to his home for the past seven weeks
on account of heart trouble was able to
be down town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Olson were brief
callers here from Dow City Wednesday
afternoon. 80 ..s
Nj. Dethlefsen, Of Kenwood, was
an Arior shopper Wednesday,. So
r.. r.. Coleman was here between
trains Wednesday from Dow City on
his way to Charter Oak. 81.
Lyle Rose is spending Xmas. vaca-
ton with. relatives near, Dow City.
Mrs. q p. NJ. Dodge and daughter
Gloria, of Manning, We're over Xmas
visitors tn the parental Geo. Reynolds
home. II
Mrs. W.T.. Kevan, OF Denison visited
friends here Tuesday. From here she
went to Charter Oak for an extended
visit with. her daughter.
Messrs' ]. Claud Frank and George
Brown and GIN. Rose were Omaha
shoppers Just before Xmas. Il, E5
Miss Dorothy Butler enjoyed several
days last week at the country home of
her sister, Mrs. Foster Kepford. w.
Karl Motter is enjoying twotweeks OF
well earned vacation from his work in
Council Bluffs with his mother Mrs. r.
Motter. ri
/ Frank Hupp Of, Woodbine was an
Xmas visitor in the Chas Butler .home
George Talcott and Ward Towne
made a shipment Of hogs to the Omaha
market Tuesday night.
/ Mrs. Flora M0tter who has been
nursing in the J. yKevan and J. Halo
well homes for the past month returned
Mrs. M. Kelley Of Denison was "a cal
Her In the A. Fl. Nichols home Tuesday,
From here she went to Dow City for
"a short visit with friends. n En-
Elton and Paul Wingrove are the
owners Of new corn shelter. John
|and VIM. MeeyeSi have Invested iin "A
saw mill. These Interpreting young
farmers are out for business and solicit
your patronage. +, 5:s
Mrs. =. Stinson' and son Allen and
her visiting mother Mrs. T. u Cal,
noun of Sioux City spent Xmas lin
Charter Oak with the o, E. Haakinson
family. S8 4
Mary and Ernest Meeyes visited rel
atives in Dunlap Tuesday.
Mrs. Ward Towne and Misses Mary
and Stella Staller were Denison shop
pers on Tuesday.
Mrs. Nelson Wingrove visited her
daughter Mrs. G. Christensen, in Dow
City. Wednesday. sssg
Mrs. Curtis Reynolds was a pleas
ant visitor, here from Boone over Xmas.
Mrs. Howard Stephenson and daugh-
ter were guests Of Denison relatives
Xmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Hemphill of Buck
Grove were guests in the l.. C.. Butler
home on Sunday. 5sst s4tg. Igs5 /.
Santa Claus beat the stork's time to
the doe Shiltz home Xmas eve and left
them an. eight pound baby boy. II,
Mrs. Geo. Foderberg and wife were
here between trains Tuesday from Den.
is0n, enrOutei to Manila. 81 sssf. yls
Geo. fRatlif w. Roberts; SEP. EOpley,
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The Mohr & Baker garage was sold
prosperous farmers. He will not run
| the business himself, but his son, Au.
gust, Jr., will take charge Of it March
first. In the meantime August will
take a course in an automobile school
| and perfect himself in this line of work.
Mohr and Baker received $1075O for the
building and machinery, the rest at in
voice price, and received in part pay
ment a threshing outfit belonging to
W. F. Evers sold his blacksmith shop
and building to Henry Caro- fora. con-
sideratiOn of $4,000. -8-
Roy Naeve sold his 80 acre farm two
miles south of town to Henry Hoist for
$3.50 per acre. He purchased the same
last summer for $500, considering that
a big price.
Nick Vollersen and wife expect to get
located in their new home in Denison
about the middle Of January. AS yet
they have not disposed of their resi-
dence here.
Eddie Reinking arrived home from
WatertoWn. Wis, where he is attend.
ing the Northwestern college, to spend
the holidays with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Reinking.
SMiss Mhuitu5 5Welzelef, ztOI 3MOrnlns-
side, Herbert. Of HOrnick, and Rev,
Walter Wetzelersof Eden seminary at
st. Louis, are all spending the holidays
at the Rev. w. R.rWetzeler home.
Mrs. Emma Hollander and children
arrived last Tuesday from Spencer to
spend the holidays at the D. Schultz
home. ,js III @ .,t3s.sz-. q,
The program at the Frieden's church
Christmas evening was we'll attended
md nxyn
other parts OF the program. Walter
Wetzeleri gave the sermon Sunday to a
good sized audience. rte.--
Mrs. Marian Reisdorf departed for
Omaha to spendia few days with shop.
ping and visiting. ~
Miss Theresa Rohwer arrived Satur.
day from independence. where she has
been teaching, to spend the holidays at
the parental. .Theo. Rohwer, home.
Arthur Schwartz observed his twenty.
| first birthday last Sunday by asking in
number of his friends to help him eel
citrate.
Walter, Oscar and Paul Firnhaber ar.
rived home Saturday from Seward, Neb
where they are attending college, to
spend the holidays with their parents
Rev. and Mrs. Ed Firnhaber.
Aug D. Paulsen and family of Deni
son. arrived here Christmas day to help
" AZ, % n"SA'L ceIepiule Her Ulrtnudy.
They remained a few days to visit with
other relatives and friends
Estella Book was nine years old on
Thursday and a fewiOf her friends re-
minded hereof the event by calling on
her and spending the afternoon.
The mail carriers did not make, their
routes on Christmas. but were given
holiday. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bruggen and their
danghteri Phyllis, spent Christmas in
Denison at the Broder Bruggen home.
Mr.. and Mrs: Willie Evers, of iDenit
|;son. spent Christmas here with rela-
'tiyes and friends. ,f.@a.
Peter c. Hollander and family spent
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Any one having the book t'Juanita,"
belonging to the travelling library,
please return to the post Office. ~
Mrs. Mary Duhr and sons Fred,
August and Julius enjoyed Xmas din.
ner in the Fred Hamarlan home near
Dunlap. S,T
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mari, of Man
lila, visited Arion relatives Thursday
The Xmas program given at the
church Wednesday evening was large
ly attended and enjoyed from the open.
ing number to the close. "A reading,
'Steenie's Xmas by Vivian Mari
OF Kenwood was exceptionally good
marked talent and we predict for the
little lady a place on the chautauqua
platform at some future time. Each
number deserves special mention but
space will not allow.
Mrs. Bennett and children of Mis-
souri, Valley were week end visitors
in the N. +. Stison home.
Leet Fox arrived from Croker the
first of the week to spend the holidays
with the home folks.
Burton Thompson and wife of Spen.
Ger, s. d. visited his grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Nelson over the week
end. ~ {
Mrs. Edith Davidson returned Tues
day from Des Moines following a pleas
ant visit of several weeks with
friends.
Mrs. VIM. Leuck visited her daughter
Mrs. j. Turn on Tuesday on her way
home from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. Fred Mari in Manila.
Harley Dugal, of Dunlap: Art Davis.
of Charter Oak, Len Davis of Dunlap,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Davis of Perry.
Miss M. Hird of Denison. Eligo Davis
and wife Of Dunlap, Mr.. and Mrs.
sThos. Mcguire, of Nicola, were among
: those who attended the funeral Of John
Stephenson on Saturday.
Mesdames w. o. MARI. o. r. Dorsey
left. Sunday morning for a few days.
visit with their husbands in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eggers went TO
Rochester, Mimi, Sunday and will be
under the care of the DIR. Mayos for
the next few weeks. $eass|t'.
Mrs Fred Hamanan of Dunlap Wis.
! tied her mother Mrs. Mary Suhr the
first of the week. arg
j. C. Pryde. asst State Fire Marshall,
was in town this week looking over the
electrical wiring in the church,, work
done by ID. l.. Graul and found 1t first
class. sf5i<s NO
Joe Collins of Denison visited the Ben
Foderberg family at the Star cafe
Tuesday evening.
Burton Evans of Americus Falls.
Idaho. who has been visiting his mother
Mrs. "A. H. Nicholes went to Omaha
Tuesday to spend a few days with his
sister Mrs. Byron Glow and family
and his little son Bob who has been
with the Glow family since August.
Mr.. Evans has been an extensive
wheat grower having in some 500
acres last year. He has leased his
Idaho land for the coming year and
will enjoy a few months of travel.
! On Xmas day Mrs. j. U. Butler was
hostess at a 800 o'clock dinner. Those
present were Mr., and Mrs A. L. Bell
and daughter of Dow City, Mrs. Mary
n Butler, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Rose and
son Lyle. An, Xmas tree for little
Catherine Bell was a pleasant feature
Of the day.
Mrs. c. b. Wade entertained a party
Of relatives, at Xmas dinner, namely:
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Nelson of Missouri
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo Hanson, of Ode.
bolt,s are visiting with friends and rela.
tiyes around Boyer this week. 4
Among those who. shipped stock to
Chicago were Alfred Olson Nels Tay.
lor, A. c. White, Bill Meyers, Francis
Meyers, Frank Corn and Chris Krayen
hagen. Those who accompanied the
shipment were Chris Krayenhagen.
Nels Taylor, Frank Corn. Francis and
Bill Meyers. E
The c. e. Peterson and Ben Peterson
families visited at the Carl Kullberg
home last Sunday.
Sidney Hultander, of Elbow Lake.
MIMI, IS visiting at the Nels Taylor
home. -.s:a
Miss Olga Taylor visited friends and
relatives at Denison last week. Miss
Pearl Erickson accompanied her home.
Miss Anna Peterson visited at kiron
over Christmas.
Albert Hanson visited at the p. A.
Petersen home in Kiron over Christmas.
Miss Ellen Hultander left for her
home at Elbow Lake, MIMI, last week
Henry -Stehr left for Des MOines
where he is attending college
Miss Esther Harding. was a Denlsvn
caller Saturday.
Miss Anna Peterson has returned
from Kiron: where she spent Christ
mas. Miss Luella Mauritz accompanied
her home. III ~
Miss Edith Paulson is visiting at the
Carl Paulson home.G :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Christianson vis.
tied at her parental home over Christ.
mas. ne
Louis Hanson, Miss Naomi Corn, H..
Peters. Miss Gladys DoZark and Albert
Corn visited at Sac City over Christ
mas. RS ii. tis4 3 r X vi n, IN
Miss Minnie Dobbert is visiting with
friends at Clinton,
Don't forget the stores at Boyer are
open only Monday, Wednesday and Sat
urday, evenings.
The Nels Taylor family drove to Ode.
bolt Thursday morning.
The John Sykes family visited at the
Cornish home Christmas day. {a.
Mrs. Leon Vassar and little George,
of Denison, attended the program given
at the Boyer school Tuesday evening.
Miss Bula Hover went to her home
at DenisOn Wednesday. ~ .g 90
Tena and Alice Nelson, Of OdebOlt,
visited at the Levi Erickson, home. Is
Miss Irene Anderson is visiting at the
Hendrichson home. Ii
Mrs. Edwin Johnson, OF Kiron, visit
ed with her friend. Olga Taylor. Last
week. 1880 49,
Miss Pearl Jarl i is visiting at her
home over Christmas. II q i.#il4i5,
The Oscar Teligren family visited at
the Nels Taylor home Friday.
( Miss Violet COwlhaml is home from
Omaha. where she attends school.
The rumor Is that wedding bells will
soon be ringing around Boyer.
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Christmas at the A. B. Lorenzen home
in Denison.
Rev. Schwenk has so far recovered
from his recent illness as to be up and
around, winch Ii igood news 10 his many
friends. I...
Hans Lohse and Theo. Rohwer We're
Denison visitors last Monday in the in
terests of the, G.. Fl. 1Lohse estate.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andreas Claus
sen, Saturday, December Goth, a baby
girl A. fs5
Miss Genevieye Jones, of, Nora Springs
is spending her vacation at the DR.. H.
d. Jones home. sr@ III ss
Mrs Hall and daughter, Harriet, Of
home, during the holidays. I
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Tuesday Dece "a h, 3
M j Wettengel widow to Frank d
Wettengel-- All that part fNENS (
I SEA sec So lying j N and p Of Y:
highway known. as. Nelson road;
also NWA seq Of 81 exceptsa
strip 6 rods wide of 8 side and
a tract COM at NV corner OF
said 40 acres thence - As n
rods south 40rods w Ash rods
N 40 rods to beginning all IN
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Milton AtJOhnson and wife tom
i, J. Tnrner-Lot 9 block % De.
Wednesday Dec a.
Addie Baber and husband to Lille
Mae Hammond--Lotl8 block IL
Dow City Con Observation-Disclosures
Fred J Evers and wife to Adolph
Lenz-LOt 4 land e IL ilota5
q block 10ls Denis0n Con 1880 VI
Friday Dec 20
Hans Fl Sievers and wife t0sThos 5
Buton-L0t 10 and M .lot IL nd
block 3WeBt Side Con ------
Pearl Turnlundl and husband TO
Roberti j. Wingrove-Und 1.3tEM
NWA sec; z and WV sen sec VS.
6-82.39 Con Observation-Disclosures
Artie Wingrove to Robert J Win. 81,
grOve-Und 143 Of above Con --a11
Saturday Dec G27-t1ti 81,
Claus Sleek and wife ito Henry
Eange-Lot block 1l6sDenison Il
Mary Namanny widow toi Claus
Sieck-w 45 It lots, rs block
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Mr. Ketterec was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. George Merrington Thursday
at dinner. t fts
I Lowell Moeller, who is attending the
State university, Is visiting his father
Henry Moeller, during vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Young and daughter
went to Omaha Wednesday to spend
Christmas with their SON, and hisiwife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young returned Christ.
mas eve but their daughter remained
until Saturday, ny
3. S. Greene, of Denison. was in De-
lott Monday between trains
! Ralph Hattery has gone TO Minnesota
for VISIT
Mrs. Ben sBeaman and Miss Lucy
Flint spent Thursday and Friday In
DenisOn. sfsf
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&. Stilson. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Langworthy
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Blackman represented
Arion at the movie in Denison Xmas
night.
: Miss Janet Muir visited at the Ben
Foderberg home on Friday on her way
to Denison from Charter Oak.
Z Wilvie Mullen who is attending Ames
College is spending the Xmas vacation
in the parental, p. Mullen home.
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"A letter mailed to Texas man
from another Texas city in 1885 reached
his address the other day several
months after his DEATH. But Texas
is "a big state even it, it is. the home Of
BurleSon.:, ,rAs5 ,e.ti .s ~ "a
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o'Brien were down from Denison Friday
calling on friends.
Art Adams was here from Omaha on
Saturday. sg K. ID. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Deitz and little
son left Saturday morning for Sterling.
ILL.,. where they will make their future
home. = II. I
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The cost of turkeys was so great
this Christmas as to give rise to the
suspicion that the administration Ia
regulating the price.
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Uncle Sam ought to be thankful for
one thing. He didn't find the mandate
for turkey in his pocket on Christmas
morning. Y
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Somebody shot at Lord French in
Ireland last week and up 70 this time
John Sharpe Williams has not intro
'duced a resolution calling for decier q
ton Of war. 49, III
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Taking Emma Goldman and her
crew to Russia is another case of carry.
ing Goals to New Castle. t6