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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-09-16
SUMMARY OF
IDAHO WEATHER

Moderately warm weather prevail
a throughout tho week in all soc
ions OF the state. Temperatures by
lay were quits high but the nights
Fere mostly cool aud light frosts oc-
'ufred early Ia the week In many 10
.Aiitiss No damage resulted from
he frosts except to tho more tender
farden plants In exposed places.
fhero was abundant sunshine. little
loneliness and and not much rain In
most sections.
Conditions were very favorable for
maturing crops and for all season
sbis farm work. Most crops Will
ioon be practically beyond danger OF
rost damage. In some OF tho high
alleys wheat aud oats are stilt TO be
,arscated aud II will take at least an
,ther week OF warm weather To
properly ripsn grain. but over the
.fsater portion OF tho wheat growing
rea the crop Is already threshed or
IL In the stack awaiting the coming
( the thresher In tho Panhandle
nuch ground Ia already fitted for
,edlnE. IN fact. seeding Is we'll un
Tor way In many localities. Recent
aims In that section hav. supplied
ample soil moisture and the seed bed
reported In fine shape To receive
he seed Tho third crop OF alfalfa
coming along nicely. Potatoes.
iuxar hoots. field beans and all gar
on aud truck crops are doing very
cell Melons ara plentiful and Of
ood quality
rrupcs are ripe and ready TOR the
market The harvest will be In full
wing By tho middle OF tho week. A
acord breaking crop Ia In proapect
nd the fruit IL OF excellent quality.
Apples are maturing and coioring
licsly.
lwln Falls county. Week has
'een riee for threshing which is IN
uii swing slsike about all threshed
lsa gram threshinx will soon be
nlshod. cutting red clover for seed |
as begun. iixht frost ON the Stat.
ut no damage. spads. beets. beans |
nd trait doing fine; eodling moth |
CRY numerous,
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Filler Schools Closed

The Filler schools were closed the
last two days OF the week SO that all
the pupils might enjoy the educa-
tionaal features OF the fair.
The Twin Falls city schools and
most OF those In the rural districts
VIII be closed tomorrow so that
those Interested In the farm bureau
work might be present. Tomorrow Is
ehiidren's day at the fair and a huge
crowd is expected.
with the closing OF the gates o.
the fair grounds after the last per
rormance tomorrow night the fifth
and greatest county fair ever held
mere VIII pass into history.
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flies. The other building now under
construction. will be used for dining
room aud kitchen. Both buildings will
be OF permanent construction. They
are designed for use exclusively by the
boys and girls at the state fair year
after year. Next year a second dormi-
tory will be built
Each OF the dormitories win cost
$1,000 The building to be given over
for use as a dining room and kitchen
will cost $1,000.
Last year i.oc0 Idaho boys and girls
were engaged In club work out OF
that number 20 OF the young people
were chosen as prize winners aud taken
To the state fair. where they were quar-
tered In tents erected for their use
This year more than 6eoo boys and
girls are enrolled la club work and out
OF that number II Is expected that
about ii5 prizes winners win DO
guests of the state at the big fair. The
tents proved unsatisfactory and for that
reason. 10 was decided 20 erect r]id
lngs which can be used FROM year to
year as Is the custom with states In
the middle west. The bulldlngs need.
ed this fall viii cost approximately
$1,000 when furnished. and to get the
money with which 60 pay for them. II
was decided to make the statewide
drive now under way.
Every mail Is bringing In contribu-
tions ranging In sine from s. to $50.
The taSk Of raising ths funds has been
PLACED In the hands 81 board OF tru~-
tees Of which Governor u. w. Davis
IL chairman and r. n Ricknell. presi-
dent of the Overland National bank Of
Doise. Is treasurer Other members OF
the board Of trustees are w. H.
Thompson. president Of the state fair
association; c. n Ross Of Canyon
county. president Of the Idaho state /
farm bureau W. r. Alwortn. president
Of the Twin Falls county farm bureau:
]. Rcbo Brady OF pocateilo and c. J.
Call OF Jefferson county. vice presi-
dent Of the Idaho state farm bureau.
Premiums IN the sum OF xos1< have
been offered TO prize winners among
the boys and girls who exhibit at the
state fair These cover prizes for the
hsst In live stock. poultry. needle work.
agricultural products, frait. cooking
ND cunning
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fff7'f nNFn&
This. Ia brief. IL the function Of tn
~. $500 sss q ssnau way fnii
iocfrins will DO pfopossted thru tn.
naturalization OF the county agent n
80 lasn .Dursan booth which IL In
tailed Ia the agricultural building ~
mr. county faf.r.
.snrrai public IL being directed TO q
airy exhibit and to a number Of nox.
IA weed mounts A concerted ef-
ort has besn launched BY tho board
county commissioners 10 exfsrmin-
70 a number OF our most trouble
0me weeds. Much good has been
has been made. Familisrize your
"a WITH the general appearance and
ablfs Of Canadian thistle. Dodder.
Sind Weeds. Hoary cress. Sour DOCK
al Buii Thistle, aud also some meth
de attempted for their control.
Hulietlns. pamphlets from the state
nd national departments OF agricuI-
IRA will be- on file and ready for dis
ributlOn TO those who are Interested
them. They ars free and cover a
sry general line Of subjects such As
iveAtock. root crops. grain crops,
sparate titles and they will be found
sry much worth while.
model Farm al Fair Grounds
Cooperating with tho extension dc
,artment 81 the state university the
arm bureau IL assisting In calling at
sntion 10 the Importance Of crop ro-
alton as factor making for perma
lent agriculture In Twin Falls eoun-
y. A model OF an s0-acre farm has
been constructed showing the acreage
aud rotation scheme for the various
cops which would conform to u do
ilrabis rotation for farm OF this size
n this tract. This Importance OF
sod sesd and livestock Is emphasized
the data which are shown Ia con
.eetion with the farm plot. These
alta are based ON local conditions
nd some statistics gathered from a
urvey OF Twin Falls county farm |
.alp 10 bring homo the Significance
4 the work.
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PROGRESS NOTED
IN SHEEP DIPPING
Anisnsi isdussr, Man Fina- Pleasing
CosaittorS Among tho
Herbs.

pr J. n. Adams. Inspector Tor tbs
Idaho bureau OF animal Industry
- Ia this county isst week. iooklns
uter the progress. of the sheep seal
Eradication. While some delays have
been encountered no Expressed him
arlf ~ veil pleased with tho ultimate
outiook sad found that all ranch
aAeep ~iii have hssn dipped within
Tea DAYS or TIVE weeks
Ia fostiee 10 the farmers aud T.
ffesens say lnfsstionx from entering
thls section all sheep comlns from
fte ranzs~ Ia thls county. other parts
~ Tia state or from any other state
az fofsixn eountry. must be dipped
hsfoFs catering the Twin Falls irri
sted district. or Arrangements musi
te made Cor dippinx At point Of un
laadinx before soinx % feed lots
10 sweat az o~n~F. uho ruus sheep
rt adiaesnt ranges. owns a vat vita
ths eonnty. and finds n impossible
1 Dip % tho range. he may sppiy 70
tt Inspector "a tsks his sheep e.
sid vat tor Immediate dipping. pro
- the Inspector. after a rixid In
fpeetson. sinis the animals fr~s from
Infcefion.
1atton shs~p may b shipped "a,
Hrdfsse slaughter Without dlpplnf
n accompanied by a certificate indi
catink the sane are FREQ from infee.
tipn. All sh~sp xolnx cut ~ the
roaaty must BE- accompanied b. a.
Interstate certificate bearing nota
Ntn that same have h~<.n properly
dipped and sisfnx data % ssno. The
aei ststs fes~ are charged Iof the
7piax 81 Infected sheep o. sheor
So hare n~@n mixrf with Infected
seg News. -
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no Rev c. Y. Deal. pastor % the
elhodtst Episcopal church. returned
esdey from Csnfon CITY. Oregon.
ere he AS In attendance at She
aesi meeting OF the Idaho Method
fonfsfrSes Nsmbers % his con.
xstson and his ffirads throughout
. rcarsr are pleased that NJ has
"a retsrne< 10 Ais pasforsfe here
y another ys4f Ne viil occupy the
Al pulpit. both mosnInx and even
trf. asxt Sabbath.
Word OF the follewinx appoint.
meats OF Interest 10 tho Methodist
ori< Of this csts sid vs~tnssw !.
hfeuxht here ~ the Rev. Mr.. Deal:
T1e Rev. n. Freysf. returned TO cas.
fiefo1d. the Rev. p. ~ Manning. re-
turned 70 Hsns<ns the Rev. a. W.
fl2rnes. returned to Rupert; the Rev
=. q. Keith, formerly Of Twin Falls.
goes to Emmett. Idaho. the Rev. J.
". Parker. also q one time . minis
ter q Twia Pals, returned to Nam
pa> The Rsv. ~. 3. Hawks. formerly
q II 0ran1s. Ora. 70 Bull; the Rev.
busi; ~ ~. 4. =. Nansum. ~.
lurns - kiNtesiy,
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County fair Catechisn

A. Soc pages 10 and ~. prsmi.
lm list
q who viii pay the $50 Tor ss-,
cam
A. The Hor~s Association OF
NmeftSs PAYS half and she Twin Falls
,oanfy Fair pays the other halt.
y l. regular entry necessary for
such a teamf
A. Yes General regulations
sosern.
y wlll tho teams be photograph
A. They win.
q What pfsaieps have be~a Of.
,esed for sussr h<stsf
A. rhe fair sssss premiums and
he Amaixsmatd Sugar company
lives very liberal specials. sS~s
5sse 3to
Q. Mar farm bureau junior ns~-
iers eater sxhlaiis Ia the home dem
,nstration department.
A. farm bureau tunior members
rave a department provided Tor
hesa. The homs Demonstration de-
pastmsnt Is heasswsfs's depart
meat
. who viii sendaet the ainssx
A. The same ladies Who have Goa
tactsd u for two years past.
q Who does the fair. ~ an matt
alton. have TO ~siir
A. Concessions. admisstoas and
rrsndstznd seats.
q. Who are admitted frses
A. Officers. employees and per-
sons contributing 10 the operation Of
the fair. together with Z vsry tee
suests.
Q. ANY othsrsf
A. Yes. Civil var veterans and
their ladies.
o. what organizations have seca-
css4tons free
A. The Red cross ana American
Legion are gtvsa booths withcut
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R&f&<fMtNf Of IhE tNIEk
iOR--U. =. Land once Al Haiisy
Idaho. September 7. 1870.
Notice h hereby given that Edward
Saider has ntsd Ia this once his APP
piicatfon to purchase under the Act
OF MAJ ~. tsee. tho following DE-
seribed land to-wtt; f.ots > sSd 10.
Sec. IL; lots IA and rs. SEQ. rs.
township . south. Range 10 East.
Boise Meridian. within the HALEY
Idaho Land District Any and all
psrscns claiming adversely the lands
described or desiring TO object be-
cause Of mineral character OF the
land or any other reason. to the dis.
pcsai 10 applicant. should ale their
objections thereto within the perIo.l
of publication. on or before the eth
day Of October. 1870.
BEN r. GRAY. Register
First publication Sept. 10.
Last publication Oct. 7.
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Cash, u The highest market price.
3 pkcSpu &C 'V cs,H e.Ss ~ ~ the
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OAh " ~ NJ 10 -" - ~ - 80
vH p~r line arsf iil~'rtt "a assd e sr ns
y Toe subsequent INSERTIONS.
. minimum 81 tbfss lines ~ ~snt asie
2i. Coant slx words Ia 40 llse ~nsn
/ conDot'ns co-t.
FOR SALE
The Coop Store Of Caldwell want
your name on their large mailing
1ist. Send IL today; tomorrow yol
may BIZ too busy and receive free b
return ~ up-fo-dsfe Price List; sisa
tb~ N~~siest National Market Letfe.
ever published.
FOR sALE-F0rd car with truck
body. No. l shape. oyerhauied
Inquire AT this offics.--26-zt
~<~~~~@~'->-->--'~-T-r- ~-~-~-~~-7---~
FOR sALE-Tomatoes Inquire
Clyde Dudley. 4 mile west o.
fisr.--zg2tp
FOR sALE-Four burner oil cool
| stove and four good dining room
chairs, at John Shirk's. between
depot and fair grounds.-26-itp
->~>~-~-~~<--~---~-~-~~-~-
FOR sALE--stoek pigs. CHARLIE
Stroud. Phone s04.-2ctf
-->->~~~<-~~-~~>-<-~~> >-~>~-~~~~-o~-~-~-->
FOR slx-room house and
three lots on Yakima avenue. Call
nj dspot.--zstf
FOR SALE elco light plant, large
size. j. II. Walker.-2stf
--~~~>~~~-o~~-~~~~~~
FOR SALE-Two lots and three
room house: bargain &. ".
Thornton. --2l-tf
--~-~<-~~-~-~~-~~~-~-~-~~ <-~-~~~--~-~-~
FOR sALE-lOO a-rss OF fine fri
gated land In section 81. 1916
Clover tract. about three miles
south west OF Filler. Price t27,500:
terms on ti0.ss0, covering num-
ber OF years ut 8 per cent. G. G.
CARNEY. 2Sl3 Washington street.
Lincoln. Nebrasta.--25tf&c
FOR sALE-or will trade for hay,
two-ton Federal truck In good con
dition. j. II. Pierson. Maxwell
ranch. Filer.--27tf
FOR sALE--303 Savage rifle; also
Winchester 22 special: all In good
shape. IL. skinner. Box 477--27-
itp
-~~~~~~~~~-~~-~~-~~-~~> ~-~~~~-~~~~~~-~-~~>
FOR sALE--Msrlin repeater rifle. |
3o-3o, practically new; also some |
shells. Herbert Stroud. phone 504.
--27-2fp
ncoc~>c~~~>~~~~~~~-
FOR sALE--House and three lots.
Main street. west. Just across from |
Nibley Channel lumber yard. In
quiro OF j. v. Ard.-26-4tp
FOR SALE---New modern home on
Idaho street. r. l.. Sweet.--27tf
~~~~~~~~~->~~~-~~-~~~~~
FOR Flemish Beauty pears.
best canning pear, 9 cents per ID
W. M. Maurer. " miles south OF
south west corner OF Filler, or leave
orders at the Commercial Hotel -
s7-2tp
WANTED
vANTED--Automob contest cou
pons from the Twin Falls DAILY
Chronicle. WIN appreciate Il n
subscribers will cut coupons from
paper and leave at Record office
for Filsr's contestant. Mrs. II. II.
MeAtee.
ARM Wanted TO hear
from owner OF farm or good land
for sale. Must be priced right
Write l.. Jones. Box bsi, Olney. III. /,
-----------------.--------. -.
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TAKEN uP-oray horse marked by
Arabian spots Owner may have
same by proving property aud pay
Ina for feed and adj. ]. y. I'm.
phrey. y miles southeast Filler
-~-3b-ttp
TAKEN uP-Sapt. z. five head OF
horses. . bay and black. 3 years
old: buekskin yesriing. Owner
can have same by paying for keep
and ad. Chss. Rsiehert. Route 2.
Phone ts1f.--3e-<t
-~~~~~~~~~->~~~-~~~~~>~
TAKEN UP--wednesdsy. Sept. 3.
team mules. Owner can have same
By paying for keep aud adj. Strsd
ley Bros---1e-tt
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FOR RHNr-Rooms. furnished and
unfurnished. Mrs. H. NJ rnnis
IN Munyon home on Idaho avenue.
--1sttp
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The Coop Store Of Caldwell want
your name on their large mailing
list. Send u today; tomorrow yol
MAY b. too busy and receive free b
rsfurs ~ up-fo-dste Price List; also
t1s~ N~~siest National Market Letfe.
ever published.
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FOR sALE-Tomatoes. Inquire
Clyde Dudley. y mile west o.
4 Filler .--Zg-2tp
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FOR sALE-Delco light plant. large
size. J. H. Walker.-2sff
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FOR SALE-Six-room house and
three lots on Yakima avenue. Call
nj depot. --z6ff
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FARM Wanted 10 hear
from owner OF q farm or good land
for sale. Must be priced right.
Write l.. Jones. Box bsi, Olney. III.
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE, APRIL Is, 1920


Mr.. and Mrs. A Stump have return
ed to their home in Baltimore after
spending week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Eckenrode.
Mr.. John Lewis Magee and Miss
Hilda Evans were quietly married at
the parsonage by Rev. ]. w. Reinecke
the 10th inst They were attended by
Mr. and Mrs. John Mancha and are at
home to their friends at Reese.
The three calithumpian bands made
very Unanimous music at various
times and are ready to fill engage
ments when called upon, especially the
ladies band.
Mr.. Butler Gorsuch spent Sunday
in Baltimore with his brother, Lee,
who is critically i'll at this time.
Mrs. Amanda Spencer is visiting her
niece, Mrs H. Myerly and other rel
atives nearby.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Magee had as
their recent guests from Baltimore
Mrs. Maurice Brown, Mrs. Clarence
Gore and son, Jr., and Mrs. Grace A.
Weyrich.
Mrs. Margie Gambler and daughters
spent few days at home with Mr..
Louis Mancha and family.
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place vacated by Mr.. Carr; Emory
Gorsuch to the house vacated by A. C.
Gorsuch; David Grimer from Fred
erick Bremer's house to Mrs. Kate
Aliens house; Oscar Wilson to Math-
ew Shipley's, in Bsrrett.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ship1ey sold her
farm, located in this village to Allie
C. Gorsuch for the sum of $S,175.
There is "a acres in this farm and it
is among one of the finest in this To-
cality.
Miss Eva Roop has accepted a po-
sition at Akron, o. Her father, Chas.
Roop also has a position at the same
place.
John Knauff and family have the
sympathy of their many friends here
in their great loss by fire last We'd
nesday, which destroyed practically
everything.
The Sunday school of Bethesda
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GIST.

Moving wagons and trucks have
been seen going in all directions in
this locality the past week. Among
those moving to new residences this
spring were Harry Shipley to Ray
Browns home; Joseph Babylon to the
farm vacated by Mr.. Shipley, which
he recently bought; John U. Parrish
to the house vacated by Mr.. Babylon,
recently purchased from Mr.. Jordan;
Irwin Barnes from Emory O. Barnes
farm to Oakland; 3. o. Barnes, who
has been living in Baltimore for sew
eral years moved back on his farm;
Paul Wills to his new farm near Win
field, which he bought from 1. E. Friz-
zell; Luther N. Myerly to his place
vacated by Mr.. Welk; Vernon Green
to the home vacated by Mr.. Myerly;
Harry Carr to the house vacated by
mr.. Green; Allie c. Gorsuch to the
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License Notice!

Notice is hereby given to all persoas
and bodies corporate or polite, to
whom it may concern, that they
MUST OBTAIN A LICENSE.
or renew the same, on or before
THE FIRST DAY OF MAY, 1929.
according to the provisions of Ordi-
nances passed by the Mayor and
Common Council of the City of West
minister, Nd, for Private Carriages,
Delivery Wagons, Pool Tables, Bowl
ing Alleys, etc.
HOWARD 4. KOONTZ, Mayer
r. N. SNADER, Clerk.
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NOTICE!

All residents are requested to have
all refuse placed in the alleys in the
rear Of their residences before
SATURDAY, NAY /, 1920.
Teams will be provided to haul away
ALL REFUSE DEPOSITED.
AFTER THIS DATE persons throw
ing ANY REFUSE into the alleys or
streets will be PROSECUTED accord
ing to Ordinance No. III, Sec. 4.
ALL PRIVIES MUET be thorough
ly cleaned out and the REFUSE
BURIED OR DISPOSED OF by the
occupant of the property ION which
are privies) before the FIRST DAY
OF MAY, 1920, after which time these
out-houses will be inspected and any
one failing to comply with this order
will be subject to a fine.
BY order of the Mayor and Common
Council,
HOWARD E: KOONTZ, Mayor.
r. N. SNADER, Clerk.
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NOTICE
OF THE TIME AND PLACE OF
PRIMARY
REGISTRATION
IN CARROLL COUNTY. MARYLAND.
IN CARROLL COUNTY, MARYLAND.

Notice is hereby given by the Board
Of Supervisors of Election of Carroll
County, in pursuance of and in ae-
eordance with Section TIA of Article
33 of the Code of Public General
Laws of Maryland as amended by
Chapter $50 of the Acts Of the Gen,
eral Assembly, of Maryland, of 1916
that the Board of Registration for
the several election districts and pre-
cincts of Carroll County, Maryland,
will sit for the purpose of registering
all the voters in its precincts or dis
tricts, as the case may be, who have
not previously registered and who
may be entitled to vote at the next
General Election and shall present
themselves before said Board for
Registration, between the hours Of
8 o'clock a. m. and o'clock, p. M, on
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COLUMBIA REcoRDs-New price
May 1st. All S5c records advance to
$1.00 May 1st. Better order now.
NACES MUSIC STORE, HANOVER,
PA. 4-16-2t
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District No. /, Precinct No. Pin
Eckenrode's shop, on Church street,
in Taneytown.
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Methodist Episcopal church was or
ganized Sunday for the coming year
with the following officers: Superin-
tendent, Roy Pool; assistant, Clayton
Barnes; secretary, Paul Easton; as
sistant, Herschel Pool; librarian, Miss
Rena Snyder; assistant, Cellious Bel
lison; organist, Mrs. Leila Barnes,
assistants, Hilda Ship1ey and Annie
Easton; treasurer, Mrs. Ruth Shipley.
Mrs. Rebecca Shipley has returned
home after spending few days in
Baltimore.
Mr.. Harry Criswell, Arthur Buck
ingham and Samuel Smith made trip
to Camp Holiabird on Tuesday.
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District No. 4, Precinct No. lin
the property occupied by Denton
Leister, near Sandyville, known as
Babylon's Hotel, same as last year.
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District No. AT the Mystic Chain
Hall, in Silver Run.
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District No. 2, Precinct No. lin
the 1. O.. M. Building, in Uniontown.
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District No. 2, Precinct No. Pin
the residence of Luther o. Eckard, in
Tyrone. i
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District No. 4, Precinct No. Pin
the residence of John A. Baker, Bird
Hill.
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District No. 6, Precinct No. Pin
the vacant room adjoining the resi-
dence of Miss Sarah C. Trump, in
Manchester.
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District No. SIN the building OF
Selby and Frizzell in Eldersburg.
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District No. 6, Precinct No. LIN
the Firemen's Building, Manchester.
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PLEASANT GROVE AND REESE.
Mr.. Louis Mancha, who has been
sick with grip for several days is
now convalescing.
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District No. Z, Precinct No. I'm
the old Banking Room Of Farmers &
Mechanics National Bank, on East
Main street, in Westminster.