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The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-07
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Use Nazol for catarrh. Adver-
tisement.
Under the supervision of DR..
Victor P. Genge, district health Of
ficer, adenoid and tonsil clinics
were held in West Charleston
Wednesday and in Derby Center.
Thursday. A score of children
were operated upon in each place
and practically all the patients
went to their homes a few hours
after the operation.
The fifth A. grade of the Sum
mer street school taught by Miss
Suitor organized a club Monday
and elected these officers: Presi-
dent, Howard Byl; vice president.
Vincent Sherman: secretary Mar
garet MARSHALL treasurer, Mar
garet Twombly.
Raymond jerks has returned
from the White Mountains where
he was employed as a chauffeur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Conner
attended the state fair Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston May and
family were present at the state
fair on Thursday.
Carl Deerino of st. Johnsbury
has had his license revoked by the
Secretary of State as being an I'M
fit person to have license and
charged with being mixed up in a
larceny case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Lee mo-
tored to Lebanon, N. H. on Sat
urday and spent the week end with
Mr.. Lees parents.
Mrs. A. L. Bailey has returned
from a few weeks stay in New
York.
William H. Sargent of Rutland
is spending a few days visiting his
many st. Johnsbury friends.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-07

ar absorbing story of romance
and adventure. The ride of the
Ku Klux Khan in d. w. Griffith's
masterful production, "The Birth
of a Nation, carries no greater
thrill than the savage charge of
the Sioux against Custer and his
gallant little band in Bob Hamp-
ton of Placer" And back of it all
is a charming love story. 1t is a
great production-the best thing
yet made by Marshall Neilan-
and that is saying great deal.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-07
MARSHALL NEILAN'S
BIG SPECTACLE

"Bob Hampton of Placer, the
greatest, most fascinating and stir
ring motion picture ever made by
that master director, Marshall
Neilan, will be the attraction-ex-
traordinary at the Globe Theatre
next week. Strong though this
statement may# be, it is neverthe-
less true. 1t is adapted from the
Randall Parrish story of the same
name. 1t presents on the screen
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-07
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the st. Johns
bury friends for their many kind
words of sympathy expressed on
the occasion of the death of Elisee
p. Giroux. They helped US very
much at the time of our great sor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Giroux,
Beatrice Giroux,
Therese Giroux,
Lucienne Giroux,
Armand Giroux,
Alexandra Giroux,
Laurent Giroux.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-07
Cast of 300 In "Red D.,
Cross of Peace

A cast Of 300 will stage the Red
Cross of Peace at the Colonial Fri
day evening, November 4 under
the direction Of Mrs. Stanley J.
Steward. With her committees
Mrs. Steward is fast completing
arrangements for the big presen-
tation. Ms. John Tierney will di-
rect the chorus of so voices maze
up of the best musical talent in
Notre Dame and St. Aloysius
churches. The orchestra will be
in charge Of Arthur Hawkinson.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-07
THE TRANSGRESSOR" AT
PLEASE-U TONIGHT

The story of "The Transgres-
sor," which will be shown twice at
the Please-U Theatre this evening,
is one that is going on around US
every day, the conflict between
two titanic forces of destruction,
human greed and ambition over
riding the laws of God and man,
and the forces of anarchy seeking
to remedy oppression by lawless
violence. Higher than either the
power of divine and human love
issues triumphant from the COM
bat. "The Trangressor" conveys
its Lesson in a big way. 1t tells a
great modern story thoroughly hui
man and thoroughly Catholic
Advertisement
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
EVE ifFMs

Mrs. Albert Efaei ara daughter
were among those #h0 shopped III
Aaddehia Ffidsy. Albert Efdei
hauled s5fh 70 hbexieS Friday f0f IS
cents. = MI. ana Mrs: Pste t@fftz
7 daughter 81 Kansas and MI. aid
Mrs' Ralph hefitz ahd SONS were Mcn-
oay evening guests ST MI: ana Ma
MI MN, Yostameyet ara daughter bsia-
we heard that Sylvan faepkeF Bnf-
chased the Robinson BrstbSF RtsSs
NOW look out for Sylvan.
Lerltz and Beulah ktdei we're M66a@S
AFTERNOON guests Of Alma Az8ef
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. q. Roth wsfg s#oRg
those who were in Ladds1ia Masssy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Lsfits
daughter and Mr., and Mrs, BsiSs
Leritz and sons were Tuesday sRSssx
guests Of MI. and Mrs. Albert EsSs3
and family. - MI. and Mrs. Hotnar
Azdell, Win Azdell and children yvaTa
Sunday guests Of Mrs. g. /. Azdeli
of Mexico. - Werner Yostamever
was the guest of his brother, Joe
Thursday night. - Lucille Leritz and
Beulah Erdel spent Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. John Jessie. Merle
Smith is the geust Of Mr.. and Mr..
John Jessie. - Mr.. and Mrs. JOIN
Hagan and family were Wednesday
evening guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Pet
Leritz and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
Ralph Leritz. - Charles Hubert spent
Sunday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Erdel. - Mr.. and Mrs. Pete
Leritz and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Leritz and sons were Wednes-
day afternoon guests of Mrs. Julia
Doeblin an daughter Of Rush Hill. -
Mrs. Pete Erdel, Jr., and children and
Eta and Margaret Erdel Of Mexico
were Saturday evening guests Of Mrs.
Albert Erdel and children. - Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Leritz and daughter re-
turned home Thursday after a ten
days visit with friends and relatives.
- Herbert Giese aided Ralph Leritz
in digging potatoes Monday. - Mr..
and Mrs. Ralph Leritz and sons spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Ervie
Holtcamp and children and Joe Yosta-
meyer. - Mrs. Ervie Holtcamp was
among those who shopped in Rush
Hill Thursday. - Werner Yostameyer
spent Friday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Leritz.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
COURT
HOUSE

The County Court has allowed the
following bills to be paid for the
month of August:
M. NJ. Taylor, for t~hreshing at the
County Farm, $500.
John s. Atkins, constable Of the
fifth election precinct, $21.00.
T. H. Britton, for the Bethlehem
Bridge, $500 and $109.40.
Bailey and Towles for repair work,
$500.
Considine and Wales, for the Coun-
ty Farm, 1885.
Standard Printing Co, for supplies
for the special election, $147.80.
Pierce Oil Corporation for oil and
gas for the James road, $11.51; $5.47;
$12.04; $65.00.
City of Mexico, for charity, $50.
Besides these bills, others were al
lowed for the maintenance of the
County Farm, and also bills for the
payment of the clerks and judges in
the election.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
HATTON-CONCORD,

Chas. 0ppers and J. R Leefir were
business visitors in Mexico Saturday.
-- The barbecue at John Meyers pas
ture Friday was well attended and all
had plenty of good eats, etc. They
have a barbecue each year at Mr..
Meyers and all the neighbors and
friends from a distance attend. The
ice cream supper at the Flynt school
friday night was well attended, the
ladies in the district had some good
cakes, they were too good as they
before the night ended. We did not
learn what the proceeds were but it
was given for the beenft of the
school. - Charley oppers and family
were shopping in Auxvasse Saturday.
- Will Hendrix and wife visited home
folks near Moline Thursday. -- Miss
Ella Boyd is getting along very nice
~. - Misses Ida Meyer and Marguer-
tie Stephens of Fulton attended the
ice cream supper at the Flynt school
Friday night. - Mrs. Frank Boyd is
n little better at this writing and she
didn't have to return to the Hospital
an Fulton as the doctor thought she
would. - The dance at Mr.. Kunor's
each Thursday night always has a
large crowd. Everybody that attends
enjoys the ice cream, watermelons and
good music. - Rev. Stormont preach
ed at Pleasant Grove the Bird Sunday
being regular meeting day. - George
Leeper, rs years old died suddenly
Saturday morning about 6 o'clock
with rheumatism Of the heart. He
was buried at the Concord church
Sunday at two o'clock. Rev. Stor-
mont preached his funeral. He leaves
a wife and one brother. Nh. Leeper
win be greatly missed where he has
lived his entire life. His wife and
brother have the sympathy of the
neighborhood. - S. w. Muir and wife
were shopping in Fulton Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

plimentary. Perhaps some would feel
that way, but we rather enjoy our
family name Of BOBBY"
"How did you get that manner" the
Fairy asked.
"Oh," said the Solan Goose, ITS a
fair enough name. You see at times
we act foolishly, and especially so on
land when people see us-if they do
STE us.
"Bvt there were some who saw us,
and they saw how foolishly we were
behaving. especially on land, as I have
told you. and so they gave us the
name.
"We quite enjoy 1t. 1t gives us a
chance to have a nice and foolish and
silly old time every once In awhile,
just SO as to live up to that name.
1--WE are what Is known as swim
ming birds. You will see that we are
three feet long and that we have a
six-foot stretch Of wings. People talk
Of a six-foot man, and so we talk of a
slx-foot pair OF ~wings--from one end
Of one wing to the other end of the
other wing.
Eve like white feathers and golden
yellow on our heads and black
touches. We live along the North
American and European coasts and
bui'd our nests in rocky places.
1--WE like a community lIfe-that is
many Of US live In the same neighbor-
hood. We build our nests Of grass
and seaweed end the Mrs. Solan Geese
lay an egg or two in these nests which
hatch out into adorable little Solan
Geese.
I'VE eat fisA and catch 1t by pounc-
Ing down upea u prey from u
high places. We are very strong niers,
and we &c out far from land whore IL
10 Wild. There are rocks that arO
named after us.
@Great numbers Of us gather togeth-
er for we're friendly with each other.
and some people say that we always
return to the home nest, no matter
how far we may wander on, and no
matter how long we may stay away.
And somstimes II Il the way we do,
too. N
"But Fairy. my Solan Goose tunmy
ID emptx for want of fish. Yoa'n exs
cuse me It I.fnust leaye you.'
So the Fairy thanked the Solan
Goose Tor telling her his story.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
THREE POWERS
GAN INSURE
WORLD PEACE

LONDON, August 1s.-"n the al
Nance with Japan could be merged
ints a greater understanding with
Japan and the United States on all
tbs problems Of the Pacific, that
wDuld be a great event, and It would
De q guarantee for the peace Of the
World"
Thus spoke David Lloyd George, he
Sore the House Of Commons in out
lining the work of the conference Of
the imperial premiers.
The Premier was dealing specif-
cally with the AnglOJapanese al
1iance and explaining how the con-
Gerence had recognized that Japan
legally carried out her obligations 10
Great Britain during the war, in let
Tar and in spirit.
Lloyd George asked if it was to be
suggested that Great Britain now
should turn her back upon Japan with
q mer thank you and good by, after
Japan had proved one of the turning
Factors in the war, in that it had given
protection to the transit of Dominion
and Indian troops across seas.
The Premier said he saw no reason
why it should be impossible to remem-
Der obligations to Japan and at the
same time preserve a spirit of frater-
nifty with the United States.
1t was a cardinal principle Of Brit
iSh policy, the Premier continued, that
Great Britain should act in as COM
aaete accord with the United States
ms possible. He declared that the sur
est way to make a success of the dis
armament conference was first to
reach an understanding on Pacific
questions, and he hoped his views in
This respect would be taken at the
Washington gathering.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
PROBATE COURT.

In the estate of Otis Purdy the IKE
cutor files accounts and vouchers for
the semi-annual settlement which
show a balance due the estate Of $16,-
1886.
In the estate Of Susan A. Potts the
executor files accounts and vouchers
for the semi-annual settlement, show
ing a balance due the estate Of $780,
626.63.
In the estate of Samuel G. Chinn the
administrative files accounts and
vouchers for the semi-annual state
men&, showing a balance due, the es-
tate of $819.53.
In the matter Of s. J. Kelly, DR.. r.
T. Gibbs was suggested as guardian
and curator and bond was fixed at
$4,000. Bond was given and APPROX
ed.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
SsssaarSsa
Fairy Tale
soLAN ooosG.
@fAY 6RAhAM BOWER

II am a very large bird" said the
Eolan Goose to the Fairy who had
gone a-calllng on Tome OF Mother Ma.
lures children who lived along q
rocky sen coast.
II can see that" said the Fairy.
But I'd like to know all about you
that I an. I heard Of someone who
wanted 20 hear about a Solan Goose,
and 20 I am going to try to send that
person word Of what you've told me.
#You will tell me all you can, won't
yeuf' the Fairy asked most politely
and IN her sweet. little way.
y will do 90 gladly" said the Solan
Goose. "For ] vas told that a Fairy
was coming to. see me and that she
would wave her wand 50 that I could
understand her language and 80 that
she could understand mine.
TITS o magic wand that you have,
Isn't III"
"Yes," said the Fairy. 'The Queen
OF the Fairies lent II to me for this
trip. and It will certainly do most
wonderful things.
but do go on with your story, won't
"Ah yes" said the Solan Goose,
without a moments delay. And
pleased l am that I have been asked
to tell my story, | didn't think any
one cared to know about the Solan
I'm fact, l wasn't sure that anyone
asked about me, and now l hear
from you that someone especially
asked to hear about me.
Yes, and you said that this person
was very impatient for word of the
Solan GOoseY'
The Fairy nodded her pretty head.
ITO hear that delights me, simply
delights me-" said the SoIan Goose.
You see how much good your wand
g doingf I'm talking my very best
"But to go on with my story for
you.
"We have many other family names.
The most familiar Of all is that Of
3annet. Another family name Is that
# BOBBY.
you will think that a strange name
md a strange name II Is. You may
It is a name that isn't very com
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
pRAfRIr Hlf1 ;


Monday Mrs. Arch Motley ana NJ
ogle Helm spent the day with Mfs'
Ed Trower. - Ira Pease underwent ~
operation at the Audrain Hospital last
VIC k and is reported to be gettius
alsng nicely. - Little Joe Edd Biges
is visiting at the home of his grand.
mother, Mrs. Ed Northcutt. Mrs.
y. c. DeIaporte of Laddonia visited
her daughter. Mrs. Clyde johnson
Thursday. - Mrs. Tommie Eddleman
was taken to the Audrain Hospital
Tuesday evening for an operation for
appendicitis. She is very weak out
improving. - Ogle Helm sold Ia
shoats Of rs ID at 10c to John Walker
and has purchased some more. He
has also bought II calves from Ed
Trower, Fred Neyssmith, John
Schroeder, Win and Dave Nation of
New Michigan Farm Club and Ed
|Trower, j. Z. Northcutt, O. M. Mon
tague and Clyde johnson Of Prairie
Hill Farm Club went to Mexico Tues
day as delegates to the meeting for
county organization. - Ogle Helm
has sold his tractor to his cousin
Lank Helm. - Thursday was a jolly
day at the home of Ogle Helm, Lank
Helm and wife and son, Mrs. Price
and son ,Milas, and Elmer Maxwell
and family came to spend the day and
help ogle celebrate his borthday. 1t
was also Lank Helms birthday. That
evening all the neighbors arrived to
participate in the fun. A large
amount of watermelon was consumed
and every one departed wishing them
both many more happy birthdays. =
Miss Ruth Bellemere of Kansas City
was the guest of Mrs. A. L. Motley
this week. She returned to her home
Sunday. - Claud Thomas was on the
sick list last week also Glenn Trower.
Biggs Adams, wife and young son
of St. Louis are visiting his father,
Geo. Adams. - Mrs. Warren Lewellyn
was operated on for appendicitis at
Mexico the last Of the week. - We
are sorry to note that the condition
of W. O. Hostetter formerly Of this
neighborhood, is grave. He is in the
Baptist sanitarium at st. Louis. The
family is with him. ~ Prairie Hill
Farm Club about $12 at their ice
cream. - Sunday visitors, supper Sat-
urday night: - Mr.. and Mrs. John
Wright of Gazette visited Ogle Helm
and wife, Johnnie and Roxie returned
with them. - Iona Beedle and Jennie
Barnes visited Ruby Trower. - Earl
Motley, Cecil Peace, Arch Motley with
their families also spent the after
noon at Ed Trower's. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester Rohr came Saturday evening
to Mrs. Rohrs brother Paul Evans
and attend the ice cream supper. They
remained over Sunday. Will Evans
and wife also spent the days with
their son, Paul. - Clyde johnson and
family spent the day in Laddonia at
the home of j.. G. DeLaporte. That
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
WILL OF CENTRALIA
MAN, A. c. BROCKMAN,
FILED IN MEXICO

The will of A. C. Brockman, who
died the twelfth Of August at his
home in Centralia was fled Thursday
in the Probate Court. According to
the will, the estate after the payment
of outstanding debts Is to be divided
equally between his daughters, Mary
C. Pollock, Leanta Pollock and Ruth
Brockman. J. w. Brockman is named
n sole executor Of the will. The wit
saesses to the will, which was made
July 20, 1921, are Arthur Bruton and
Dr. C. w. Austene.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
COURT.

Two suits were filed Thursday for
the September term Of the Circuit
Court. They are: Farmers Elevator
Company against J. n. Scott and
Others: Louisa Davis against X. r.
Bah and others. Both suits have been
brought for failure to make payments
on notes.
A suit for divorce was filed Satur-
day with the Circuit Clerk BY Mrs.
Gladys Lame against Raydonm Lame.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
MEXICO DROPS
SUNDAYS GAME TO
ST. LOUIS, rs

A fast nine from the Wabash Ath-
letics Club in st. Louis proved a bit
too strong for the Mexico aggrega-
ton Sunday and gave the local boys
the short end Of a rs count.
Altho Mexico took the lead early in
the game and held it for some time
the St. Louis outfit, after gaining it
themselves, kept the local boys from
scoring, even tho the Mexico crowd
filled the sacks twice
EotIo.:n~ Z. A. con.a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
ssctaI Aeslsn ana ANsctlss..

Among the delusions which at an
ferent periods have possessed therrs
selves Of the minds Of large masses d
the human race. perhaps me most
cuEicus-certainly the least credItabis
---is the modern 'soi-disants science Of
political economy, based % the idea
that an advantageous code III s@ial
action may be determined irreSTpc
lively Of the influence ~ sociai HITec.
ti~on.--Rnskin
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Daughter TO Judge and Mrs. Can't.
Judge and Mrs. E. s. CAN'T r
happy over the arrival Of q on pound
baby girl, born August IS. She has
been named Grace.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

J. n. Shepherd and his daughter,
Miss Mae Belle Shepherd went to st.
Louis Saturday. Mr.. Shepherd re
turned Sunday night, but Miss Shep-
herd will remain with her aunt, Mrs.
II. G. johnson, for a few days visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. George Lee and their
nephew, John Anthony Badaracco
have returned fro anthe air at Sc
dalia. Mr.. Lee was one Of the judges
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Alice was taken To- dance Il eve
ming. The next day, while plsslns
with her playmates. her mother ~
heard her telling them atHsui IN
dance. and this IL the way she tie
scribed It. ~The paras pit ne 'fas
around the ulalnmas. and tfes tust
walked. and walked and watkesi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Miss Allen was nurt on an auto
mobile accident Saturday night when
q Ford car turned over on East High
way. Miss Aliens arm was broken
near the shoulder.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

MI. and Mrs. i. B. Hawthorne and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lawder motored to
Moberly for the weekend where they
win be guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Greedy
Talbot.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
Return From White River Trip

Return From Waite River Trip
George VIII Robertson, Jr, MI.
and Mrs.. Earl Brown, Miss Helen
Frances Brown and Miss Mary Buck
ner have returned from q two weeks
camping trip on the White River and
at HOLSTER. MRS. Robertson re-
mained in Boonville for q visit.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

School Board Convention
1921
AUGUST TWENTY NINTH AND THIRTIETH
Promptly at 0 a. m. each day.
Speakers R. H. EMERSON. Mr. Campbell, chas. Cole. N.
B. Vaughn.
FIRST DAY, MONDAY AUG. 18TH
l. Organization and Enrolment
a. Course of Study Revised 1921.
/. Geography
q Agriculture
b. Course Of Study-New Phases
l. Play and Physical Education
2. Thrift as q Factor Of Good Citizenship
s CSvics and Good Citizenship.
c Course Of study-Aternation Work Of hrst year
Of A and B classes is given this year,
d Course of s~tudy-Neglccted Subjects.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, AUG. oOrH
Second day speakers, R. H. Emerson, P. H. Roberts,
Miss Rose Rosenthal W. McNab Miller.
II. Roll Call and Opening Exercises.
a. New School Legislation
/. Rural Aid Law
3 Teacher Training Aid Law
g. Ninth and Tenth Grade Work
A. Compulsory Law Revised
Classification of Certain Schools as First Glass
High Schools
G. Vocational Rehabilitation
2. Education Of Detectives
8. Qualifications Necessary for Certificates
g. Consolidation Law Revised
10. High Schools for Colored Children
II. Lunches Served to Children in School
IL County Unit
b. Libraries and the Work Of the Missouri Library
Commission.
c.. Health as a Factor in Education
l.. New Physical Education Law
q. Dental Hygiene Law
g.. Lunches Served to School Children (See 11134 A
r. s. 1921
4. Health Habits and Health Crusade"
d. Beginners Round Table Discussion
l.. Needed Supplies and How Secure Them
2. Records and Reports
3 Teachers First Day Equipment
a. Preparation Of Program and Organization Of
Work.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Mrs. Ernest Garrett, who is in
Marshalltown, iowa, reports that her
daughter, Mrs. George Wiggs, is i'm
proving.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Graham Of Van
dalia motored to Mexico Friday for
the Elks picnic.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

The J. T. johnson are home from
i motor trip IN Wyoming and west
IN resorts.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate Of

@NprsSN ~ N%A~@H @AN@N $3.50 ewrv.
of administration upon the estate OF
/. H. NEELEY, Deceased,
have been granted to the undersigned.
A. r. ROMANS by the Probate
Court Of AudraIn County, Missouri
bearing date the 18th day Of August,
1921.
All persons having claims against
said estate are required 10 exhibit
them 10 him for allowance within six
nxsatha from the date Of said letters,
Or they may DO precluded from any
benefit If such estate: and II said
claims be not exhibited within year
from the date Of granting said Letters,
they viii be forever barred.
A. r.. ROMANS,
Administrator.
Attested By me, this 18th day Of.
August, 1921.
(EEAL) &c. "A. SHANNON,
26-zt Judge of Probate Court.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

Miss Phradie Wells, of Kirkwsvile,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. W. Van
Wyngarden.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

John Arnold Of Billings, Mont, was
the week end guest Of R. r. Arnold.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

The same teams play here again
next Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

'son, why do you knock that tennis
bali about with your headf"
"Well, mother told me yesterday !
had q tat IN nv belfrY."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

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Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25

afternoon eiyds and Mr. Bsisbokge
attended the 5. s. Convention at Rush
fiiii.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1921-08-25
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