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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-02
JUNCTION TO BE
r.. r. TERMINAL

1t is the purpose of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga. and st. Louis
Railway Co. tomake = real town of
Hollow RockSJ anction. We learn
that plans are under way to make
Hollow Rock Junction the home
terminal for both the Nashville
and the Paduceh and Memphis
divisions of the. company, and 10
establish shops and round house
for caring, for the engines which
will run out of the junction north,
least, south and west.
According to arrangements the
company.is soon to begin the erec-
tion of these buildings, the neces-
sary trackage aud the construction
of 100000 Office building to house
the superintendent of these two
divisions and their Office forces,
The story goes that the railroad
company is preparing to spend a
little less than a million dollars on
these improvements and that the
shops at Lexington will be moved
to the junction and perhaps those
| at Paducah.
The company has laid out sixty
half acre tracts and has sold them
TO railroad men. The plan by
which the railroad trainmen are
taking lots is upon the agreement
to pay $3.50 for the half acre, the
company to erect&ny sort of house
they desire from $2,5O0 on up, the
purchaser to pay the company $25
per month, only $25 payment
being required at the time the lot
was taken. 1t is also optional with
the railroad, men whether the COM
pany builds the home Or an out
side contractor.
The new sixty room hotel at the
junction, will be operated by man
from Lexington, it is said, who has
secured sth O., site within the past
week and will build at once.
The contemplated changes will
necessitate the removal of many
trainmen from Nashville, Lexing-
/ ton and Paducah, and incidentally
the transfer of the Offices of Super
/ intendentW. G. Templeton of the
Nashville. division and Superin-
ctendent WJJ. Hills from Paducah.
The former is said to have already
.arranged for the erection of his
home at the junction.
With the plans of the company
completed, Hollow Rock Junction
lapro.nises to become a live railroad
center.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-02

enacted; that it is undemocratic in
principle, etc?
1t isjust beginning to dawn on
the public that this modern Esau
of Tennessee politics would sell
his birthright for political prefer
ment. He would tax the farmer
and relieve the money lender.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-02
Statesmen Wanted.

Lubricating oil, grease; paint,
specialties, whole or part time
Commission. basis. Samples free.
Men with car or rig. Write for the
attractive terms. Riverside Rstn-
ing Co., Clevelands Ohio.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-02

good things offered here to these
ambitious TO excel in educational
work.
RACHEL PEBBLES
President
VIRGIE JOHNSON,
Secretary
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-02

Anew York woman paid 5000
fore pair of shoes. she had Grip
.pled feet, but the Dispatch dnn't
say what's the matter witLhel t-s-4sl,
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1920-07-02
Wishing Him Success.

Nashville. Tenn, June Id, 1920.
Mr.. Henry E. Brown, Holiday,
Tenn, Dear Mr.. Brown: Il have
been informed that you are think
ing of making the race fer Circuit
Court Clerk. II trust that you will
be successful.
'Judgingfrem the progress you
havemade in taking our bookkeep-
ing course by mail, you are COM
petent to give the. publio,good SER
vice. shouldit'honor, you with that
Office.
Yours very truly,
JOHN F. DRAUGHoN,
President of Draughon's Business
College.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
DANN AY.

Mrs Neurie Serby visited with Mrs
lide Monday.
Clara Miller spent Monday at the
Joe Serby home
Mr. and MIR, George Sebhy We're
Ottawa callers Tuesday
Ars. Martha Jonasun ald son Les.
lie spent Tuesday with Mrs. Eide.
Esther Meta and llilah Moe Hazel
and Violet Johnson. NaNmc Anderson
ana Irene Nelson spent Tuesday with
Gertie tlasson.
Mrs Gunner Gabrielson and Mrs.
Martha Jonason spent "Wednesday
with Mrs. Andrew kHutson
Mrs. Joe Serby visited with her
mother Mrs. Eide, Wednesday,
leslie Ionasou spent Wednesday
With Glen Sprby
l<uute Eide and Clara Miller were
Ottawa callers Tuesday.
Mrs Myrtle Peddicord spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Nelson,
Mrs Sophia Larson and daughter
Wave We're Ottawa callers WedneS.
day
Mrs Martha Johnson spent Friday
/ with Mrs Joe Serhy.
Mrs. Ole Moe and Esther and Lee
ward were Ottawa caller Thursday
/ MIS-. Martha J0nason spent Thurs
day with Mrs Nelson
Mir and Mrs. Neutic Sorby, Earl
Hermel speut Thursday evening wit.
clyde Johnson.
Mr.. Ride and Clara Miller spent
Friday with Mrs Tom f Thompson
/ 1 pa. ~
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
MARY'S LITTLE LAMB.

Recently the United States depart
ment of agriculture received an un'
usual request. 1t came from scho2l
teacher in Fremont county, Wyoming
and asked for photographs {. the dill
.,ferent breeds ana types Of horses, cat
tie, poultry, hCgs ana sheep,
- The display OF such pictures or
school room walls wrote the teach
JFer. will do much, it is believed. '6
encourage the keeping and Jreedin4
OF we'll bred stock in the locality.
Well bred stock means a prosper
GUS community, and more 1oodstpf'
fore am Fremont is to be congraiu
dated on having a teacher who Iecog
nizes this fact. She isn't at all ik'
.xlhis teacher who scolded Mary 10
,.letting that Juvenile mutton folio" he
to school. me lamb now IS invited
But it must be a we'll bred lamb
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14


~ II appears that a lot OF sympatA.
has been wasted in the past on INA.
n first American, the Red Indian De-
cause, tofs0Cth he was not d r'ti1e'
in his own land.
The other day chiefs and represen
tatives of the leading Indian tribes
from coast to coast in Canada Jou'
neyed to the capital Ottawa. TO inter
4yiew the government and enter pro
tests to their Acknowledgement undr'
the new Indian franchise act now ne
fore the Dominion parliament 1 ndei
this act the Indians would become
citizens OF Canada in the tull sen5t
> ,of the term. Hitherto, they nave DeeA
wards OF the government. suDJrci u
the laws OF their nation or tslbt, q,
in the United States,
The attitude OF the government Il
proposing to enfranchise them is that
they are now capable OF managnt
70 their own affairs The Indian chie'>
we're not consulted on the eniran
chisement proposal,
in protesting against the move, tAC
= indians say the effect Of the 1ill VII
be to dsintegrate their communities
. and they object strongly to this. the
-. ask that the compulsory feature OF
1.-The bill be dropped and that the mat
ter of enfranchisement be left to tAt
Indians themselves.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
HELPING THE MINISTER'S.

! Even the cynip has agreed that tlt
ccss OF living is going up. Ministers
salaries are being increased After
tunskilleJ laho, has been rewarded tC
the extent of SO Il day. mechanics e
little more. school teachers almOw
TO A living wage. the apotIight Of pub
lie Cpinion has been thrown upon the
financial status Of the clergy.
For several generations, even from
the line Of tIe circnit rider. minis
tprs have been SUSPECTED of dyspe
, sin in snita of NOT hacause of. the liy.
ing tbey have been able to exc out by
/ virtue Of slim collections and thinner
aaa.semants The utthlic bp2inniul
ia realize thai the pastor. whether h,
ha Of a little village church or Of 4
metfopolitan Cathedral is human
leing Win human needs and that "A,
is entitled to his 1.-THE. even as the
+ wage Garner who works with his
hands
Hard. cold facts are bringing about
The evolution The number Ct stu
dents for the ministry is decreasing
moi tina The world is 1eComin}
atheistic, but that the clergy canno
make both ends meet on the pittanct
which has heretofore hapn their lot
: Voc9tions have been cast to the WING
as industry offered better induce
mems. Young men are not ente.ius
the ministry and Young women ar,
NOT Incoming mission WORKERS eithe.
in America or in foreign lands Taet
rnirit is moi dauntrd but their ban!
acconnt is
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14

Science unadulterated. there was re-
yealed corrotorative evidence of her
unsettled love for humanity. This
candid investigation clarified my
thought and deepened my conviction
already formed that Mrs, Eddy was
the most remarkable woman since
the birth of Christianity.
The Textbooks.
II Is fitting at this time to say
something about the Christian Sci
tnce textbook, Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures, by Mrs.
Eddy.
The dominant thought of the text
book is spiritual, If anything else l.
sought in its pages il will De unre-
.p0nSive. To those who arc hunger
ing and thirsling after righteousness
ana to the sick and sinful who are
seeking peace. il is az deep dtap0nd
ing unto deep Simply the reading
VI ii has lifted thousands Of sufferers
ut Of despair Friends. the man who
j. really hOmesiCk to know his
heavenly Father, God from whom he
seems to be separated, is ready 10
study this textbook, ana to gaia ihru
its teaching healing and purity and
peace. The Christian Science text
book, thru informing and guiding the
truth seeker. disposeS thoroly OF a
1ull storage bible. hy throwing the
doors wide open and exposing its
treasures to all who desire them.
Christian Science Healing.
What is Christian Science healing
It is the overcoming OF disease by
the same method which Jesus en-
ployed that is by understanding and
utilizing the infinite power of God
/ who. according to the psalmist heal,
eth all our inirmities, The results
! in Chri, ian Science healing differ
from those brought about by other
methods in that theT are moral as
well as physical and are Tar more
complete. satisfactory and enduring
| Jesus never employed nor recon-
mended the use Of matter Ill any
| form 10 aure disease II is not easy
| to see how q physician can De lOI
| lower Of Jesus and Yet III his pro,
| fessiou adopt a remedy exactly the
opposite Of that which Jesus by his
| AUS dUlilNi iAt9 MS - NV A''''''''
Gus arrangement OF the medical pro
| fessi0n This is not an assertion that
medical doctors cannot be Christians.
II does not impugn their sincerity and
noble purpose II simply asserts what
| they themselves vehemently declare,
| that they do not follow Jesus method
| Of healing. Christian Scientists abide
| By the fact written in the bible that
the effectual feryent prayer OF a
righteous man availeth much. In
| one OF her books miscellaneous
Writings. p 90 Mrs Eddy says OF
| Christian Science healing, 1T is not
! one mind acting upon another mind ,
| it is not the transterence of human
images Of thought to other minds
! il is not Of the flesh; it is not one NOR
tai thought transmitted to another
thought from the human mind that
holds within itself all evil, III Is
Christ come to destroy the power OF
he flesh: it is truth over error. Thi
| definition of Christian Science healing
is partial exposition of Jesus word.
tYe shall know the truth aud the
truth shall make you free II one
desires a fuller explanation he must
study Christian Science. and learr
TOW evil is explained and overcome
metaphysically.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
Ottawa callers Saturday.

Ottawa callers Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Johnson and
daughters Hazel and Violet spent sun
day at the CHRIS Serby home in South
Ottawa, a.t,.,
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Serby spent
SUNDAY with Mr.. and Mrs. John BUD
ach
Russell and Glenn sampson and
Silas Johnson spent Sunday with
| Marion and Erwin Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nern Miller spent
| Sunday AT the home of Mrs Nelson
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
THE. LEAGUE

he league Of nations exists. 1t be.
gan to function some time ago. II
was announced when the first meet
ing was held that the league had be,
come a reality, and would continue "a
operate regardless Of the attitude of
the United States.
We are told that the league would
stop war. Why doesn't it? Why i,
fighting going on all over Europe
even with members of the league par
ticipating?
France has occupied German cite,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
Oh Boy

Don't forget that our regular price
at all times on Splitdorf plugs and A.
G. plugs is only SOC Champion X 80
and better plug guaranteed forever
GJn We have all kinds and sell far
below everybody else, Our reliner8
are real stuff. not filed with tar pa
per Beware OF cheap relners and
cheap tires. We have the best goods
and sell at the lowest possible price.
We sell lots of tires and supplies and
we buy right and we sell right. Sat
isfied with a small profit. We are
more Interested in our customers than
we are in ourselves. We cannot lose
by being that way, but will grow big
ger and bigger each year We could
give you several inner tubes and al
low you many dollars on old tires
ii we charged full price on our tires.
But we are not working any tricks on
YOU, we are not charging YOU big
price and then hand you back some
of the dollars you give by YOU turn
ing in old tires. Old tires are worth
2l2c per ID, no one can get any more.
Just look at our prices. the regular
price today and the price we are sell
ing them for. A big difference. Don't
forget our pure gum inner tubes and
the money you can save on them.
Come and see us; We will be glad
10 have you call and look over our
complete stock Of merchandise. We
/ don't handle cheap tires nor scheme
tires but we handle quality merchan'
4 disc and sell far below everybody else
! In the hnSineSS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14

Osage--Mrs. Ellen G. kleiber
These women have complete charg'
in their townships, choosing thei
own assistants in. each school dis
trict
It is planned to WCrl, the entir,
through the school district
and give each woman the opportnnit,
to uni.e vita the bureau.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
Pacific Ocean Once South Sea.

The South sea is the l,liue origin.
ally given and sometimes still applied
10 the Pacific ocean. In l5SI Balboa
crossed the iSthmns and arrived on
September 20 NJ n mountain. from tho
summit OF which, looking south. no
hrheld the oNpauSe Of the ocean
stretching out before him. while the
northern part was closed from view.
He named it. therefore. the South sea.
IrY the Fire. Irnnnr. 1nllrnhl WAnf ANl
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14

An article in the Encyclopedia BRIT
tanica which gathers mp the thouIht
of many scholars says, He tJohh
Wycliitel may at least claim to nave
discovered the secret @ the lmmeu
ate dependence of IN" iudiVlIual
Christian upon God. q relation WhlTii
needs no mediation of any priest ana
To which the very saCramentS OF the
church. however desirable. are not
essentially necessary. This Nplrl
Of the reformation began To do away
with scrfdom and fcudaIsn ana 10
emphasize the right of the individual
II broke somewhat the bondage in
which ne human mind hJd been Neld
and Thought thus released became az
tive Id many directions
Christian Scientists are not I'M
mindful but recognize the value OF THIS
reformation movement in human his
tory. which prepared mainland for the
reception again Of the unWutila'ei
go.u.l They ACKNOWLEDGED In" ref
urwuun stood for activity in the
right direction, but Vas rot radical
enough TO remove all She miScouren-
tious about God with which the dark
ages had bectouded thought.
This work remained 10 be accom-
pl-hpl by q movement more ~plritu-
~ IN g.. ,ar.aotion mare romnre.
t'...t,. n ~ understanding Of the
.,..,..I
H., ~, -aa,. 1.ff Mary Baker Eddy.
Nom medical skill had failed to re
ts ,,1a.-.git.1l tran blb
i'Fe OF SERIOUS ply ',o'''i'
was lhStah'aa'o"slH "V,,ru 0.,7i
F'aalhE ne sei P'"i''. - ','''
eh'lstS Nlo" lil"l "t'l "t' ,'t,, =,
o"-ah me nlodei u '"' ''''''''.5 va ,,h
promise W A'l ne '",' SP''" We ~ =,
II come ne VIII IN''' fO' '"'3
'Idth. instead "a ."N,'- W. -,
Itai meaning anu 'os'''s ~. a...,
ihtohs ol th' 'i'' N''''; ,'' Co., ,,,f
tude 70 hoH anu ","r'7'','' w.
lerlhs humanity leu "7l ~ - 80
gate ana To "'F",,"u. y" p'S =,
OF ylehce ana '!t"''' MN .,yt ~
me SCRIPTURES NJ '.'"S
or 'hree years "i's' "'i "'9l'','
! sought 'Ae soIul'oA o. l"'S P'op,g,,'
oi NINA 'H9di'"s' >,''' ~" l"0 9 ,,f,
lures anu ie'd i'.'',. sl.'' NIX, ''' a,,1
lFlH 9oclets' an" "r' "''u In, .,,i,,l
energies TO ul5o"lsI'h5 l9S, .,ot
rule. rms fuie Sle ul'ooSe!eI' '.",
ed CALCULATED anu oelllo I! ' .t o'g'
and over again. III HeaI'HE ,'Ie , PIN,
thus reihS'at'tIs lle mos p''g' ''''
feature oil pfi'hI''Fe N"''S l'"-'''S'
Mary Baker Eddy.
cbristian Scientist does not give
49,: .l"ti 80 - avnIoi, bin,.alf Inn,
- avnrase oratitnda for the great
tbiras diyine love has done for him
r,,a ,,.orn,is+ ovnraseee This desire in
tbo words ! have NOT concealed thv
in,irg blindness from The great
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
BY EX-
MINISTER Of GOSPEL
FORMER PREACHER, NOW ON
LECTURE PLATFORM FOR
CREED FOUNDED BY MARY
BAKER EDDY.

Tine Irrt. I.t IT, t.INnl on i.HllN
,p.I f.. ,.,..ra,,,.ipo
'''' y.'
jast AIRhI "atA h''. ->''N1'" 81 '''
ham. c. 3 delivered au exceptionally
interesting andres on the religious
.i...,,.;,,.. f.....r.4.4 h,. Al.5., B3kpr EI.
....... ,.,...,
d!- 'e'- e'idii'-''- ''' '''''
national preacher '7 q member Oh
The Christian Science board Of lee.
uroghiD. OF Boston Mass and has B
national reputation Us one of ~.
creed's greatest logiylaus and rN.
ponents.
The conservation which required
every inch Of available room 10 seat
left the chapel with better idea, Of
Christian Science and what III
teaches. as "a result OF NE carefully
prepared and clearly expressed dd.
dress by Rev Graham.
The Introduction address present
ing the speaker to the audience was
made by Mrs. Charles T.. HOOK, VINO
made a few choice remarks before
turning the dias over To the lecturer.
VINO SalU III pdI
"ChriStian Science NOT only teaches
but demonstrates divine and, thereby
adhering strictly to the declaration
OF scripture. / Will sheW thee my
faith by my words Many thousands
of written testimonials OF healing ana
regeneration, covering the last iifty
years, are preserved and accessible.
Each Wednesday evening in all Chrl"
tian Science meetings are heard the
living voices OF grateful men ana
women testitEing to the power OF
Christian Science 10 heal and to save, ,
throughout the world, beyond broad
waters and behind LOFTY mountains
in great cities and quiet hamletS by
the domestic treside and IN trench
and hospital men and women, conn
dent and calm joyous and active. are
found declaring that through ChrlS-
tian Science they nave come 10 know
and i'll some measure nave Deeh aple
increasingly TO demonstrate. that Coo
is a sure remedy for every Ill., mere
and now When one finds the cor
rect answer TO problem in mathe-
MATES he is certain the RUE by
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
Non.Skid
Plain

We have every size tire you Want
Ask for prices on tires not listeC
above
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
The Ret dawn

In 1866 A. u. John Wyclitte, called
the morning star Of the reformation,
was at the zenith OF his influence.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
The Vision Extended.

The workable knowledge OF the ON
Impotence and umnipresence Of God
was not confined to the consciousness
of Jesus the Christ He left witness
as of himself, empOW TO extend
and to manifest the works OF healinl
and regeneration which he had done,
For a long time after Jesus had van
ished from sight. the divine command,
Heal the sick ...... raise the dead.
was obeycd and fulfilled. Like trail
ing clouds of glory" the faith and
works OF the primitive Christians We're
as a light shining in heather dark
| ness
The ardent iaitn OF the Christians
which had thriyen under merciless
| prosecutions was caught IN the insid-
| icus snare of Journalism. It's light be
gan to wane. It's vision vanished, and
it sank approximately to the world :
/ level where it seemed to sleep for
thousand years. while every phase
/ of sin and tyranny was practiced In
! its name These centuries constitute
/ what may properly be called the
Dark Ages theoretical system OF
salvation had thrust itself between
God and the individual man, And
it was night
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14
Edward hayne
Supply Co.

La Sale St, three doors south of
Ottawa Bank Il Trust Co.
Upstairs above the high rents. No
body can undersell us when selling
quality goods. Don't forget we mount
tires free when you bring up your
rims.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-04-14

Science unadulterated. there was re-
yealed corroborative evidence OF her
unsettled love for humanity. This
candid investigation clarified my
thought and deepened my conviction
already formed that Mrs. Eddy was
the most remarkable woman since
the birth OF Christianity
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-03-26
UTICA

Mrs. A. FL. Week visited with Mrs.
Klongland last Saturday.
Gullick Osgaren and Halver Lee of
Stoughton were Utica callers last Mon
day.
Miss Manda Fosdal, after spending a
few days at home, has returned to
Madison.
John Eide, the manager of the Utica
creamery, has hired buttermaker
from Edgerton. He commences work
April 1st.
Ruben and Rolf Tellefson run out
two new bort cars from Stougeton the
other day to replenish teeir stock.
George Klongland, who had an oper-
alton some time ago at the Stoughton
hospital, is home and getting along
nicely.
Jokum johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Logan are spending few days with
Mrs. Adolf Johnson who is sister OF
Mrs. Logan and daughter OF Jokum
Johnson.
Next Monday evening at the Sunny
side school just south of here will be
given a play, "Safety First, by five
young ladies and five young gentlemen,
under the management of Miss Nor
gard, the teacher. After the play a
box sociable will be held. They promise
good time.
Last Sunday afternoon shower was
given on Miss Francisco Krostu who
will soon enter into wedlock with Arvie
Odland of Wheeler Prairie. The after
noon was spent in visiting and fine
lunch was served. Many useful pres
ents were left as remembrance OF
the occasion.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-03-26
GRAVEL STORE

Jens Naset of Madison spent Sunday
in this vicinity.
Frank Schmeling is busily engaged
moving his house.
Rush Touton of Kenosha visited his
parents over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Singer are the
proud parents of baby girl, born Fri
day, March 10, at the Lockwood hos
pital.
Miss Mary Madden accompanied sew
eral of her pupils to Madison last Tues
day. At Madison they were met by
Miss Wiesman and members of the
Carpenter school and were taken on a
sight seeing tour of the city.
The Gravel Store school has received
a collection of 46 books from the Wis
consin travelling library commission at
Madison. Every person in the COM
munity is invited to borrow books from
this library. The books may be bor-
rowed any time during school day:
The list includes fiction, social and
civic work, agriculture, adventure,
travel, and two bound volumes OF the
Century magazine. Absolutely no
charge for the use of these goods.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1920-03-26

Second hand buggies for sale.-
Jewett Farman. 19tf