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Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
CHRISTIAN
Central Christian Church, k

Central Christian Church, located at corner of Central avenue and Me- kinley street. R. E. Fillmore, pastor Bible school at 9:45 a m. Com munion service at IL a. m. There will be no preaching at the morning hour Christian Endeavor services at D. m. Union services at p. m. at the Library park
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
WEALTH IF GRAMMA
 GRASS ON RANGES

What the ranges are doing under the influence of the recent rains is shown by sheaf of gramma grass in the office e the live stock sanitary board. The grass is two and a half feet in length. The ranges every where are covered with it. There is 10 times as much of it as all the cattle in Arizona can consume, so that tons and tons of it will be harvested.
 It very much. resembles the prairie grass of the middlewest before the prairies had yielded to cultivation, and that grass was regarded as su- Dc erior to the best of the domestic grasses. timothy and clover.
 It more nearly took the place of grain as a fat producer. having more body than other grasses. Gramma grass is said to be slightly superior to the old prairie grass. It is to be dis tinguished from the short lived grass es of the range. such as the "six weeks grass, which as soon as it natures, dries up and is blown away. as it is not well-rooted. Gramma grass, on the contrary, win stand up long after it is ripened, and when it is cut it may be preserved indefinitely like any domestic forage.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

In Detroit street traffic is to be prohibited in 50 city blocks to pro- wide play space for children. Traffic is to be banned on certain streets between 2 and 5 pm. daily and it is believed this action will minimize accidents and injury to children.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
MESA JEWELS AND
 FLORENCE TEAM ID
 PLAY TODAY AT MESA

MESA, Aug. 27.-The Mesa Jewels and the Florence club are all set for their winner take-all battle to be staged on the local lot Sunday after noon. Interest is keen locally and it is understood that a large number of rooters will accompany the team over from Florence.
 Both Oviedo and Lush are ready for mound duty for the Jewels. Men bennett will work behind the bat. while there will be partially new but air-tight infield in operation.
 The winner take all challenge of the visitors and the acceptance by the locals promises an interesting and hard Sfought game. Play will be called at o'clock on the Mesa field.
 Sock Stealer Arrested
 Angel Figuerros was arrested Fri day for the alleged theft Of a pair of socks from the J. c. Penny store. He was arraiged before Judge Newell and found guilty. the price of the socks and S10 fine being assessed against him. He paid both and took his freedom.
 Steals Watch From Trousers
 A watch was stolen one night the last of the week from Mexican in Verde Vista addition while he slept Filing his trousers, shoes and other
 
 he went to sleep, and the thief dur ing the night appropriated both trousers and shoes. The watch was removed from the trousers and the apparel left some 50 feet from the bed.
 Go to Long Beach
 Dr. William Trimble of the Mesa Ford agency and family departed tho last of the week for Long Beach where they enjoy a vacation. They drove through by automobile. Home From Prescott Mir. and Mrs. Marion Daley hay, returned from Prescott, where thel 1 passed greater part of the sum. mer.
 1 Returns to Mesa | Mrs. Herbert Hershman returned to Mesa Friday evening from Pres colt. where the last month has beer l passed.
 Back From Coast Mrs H. G. Bush and children re turned Saturday morning from summers vacation on the Califorrii; 1 coast.
 Mesa Churches Sunday | Christian Church-Sunday school 9:45 a. m.: morning sermon by Ser nard E. Davis: Christian Endeavof p. m: evening sermon. p. m., b. J. M. Stewart of Phoenix. | Methodist Church-Sunday schoo s;45 a. m.; morning worship, II. Sub ject, Courage for the Coming Day. | Our revival meetings under Evangel ist Handensehield begins Septembe 4. The public is invited to worshi | with us.
 Southside Theaters Today | Majestic. Mesa-Bebe Daniels f "She Couldn't Help It." Harold Lloy comedy called The Tip" wester 1 drama, "The Imposter." Gilbert-"Man Trackers" all sta cast. Comedy, "A Bunch of Kisses.
 Tempe-"Money Changers" all- sta cast. Comedy. "The Hick," starrin ! Larry Semon.
 Chandier-Tom Mix in "A Ridir Romeo" Ford Weekly; Mutt an 1 Jeff cartoon.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

Tn hunting walrus the animals are first shot and then harpooned. the harpoon rope being attached 10 an air-tight cask to prevent the onimal from sinking. It takes three years to tan the hide nroperlY.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
METHODIST

The Central Methodist Church is located on the corner of Central and Monroe street. Cecil M. Aker, pas tor. The pastor will preach Sunday morning at Il o'clock. There will be
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

The commissioner of agriculture of the state of Massachusetts urges that no more seeds of the red poppies of Flanders be brought to that state for propagation purposes. He believes that the growing of thr flowers might result in loss in agricultural districts as the Flanders poppy spreads very rapidly. the seeds being carried by the wind.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

The dirty, insanitary money which has been in circulation for the last five years is to be replaced with new. clean money soon, says the secretary of the treasury. The bu- reau of engraving and printing has been overbnrdened in the produc- tion of bonss and other public debt securities.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
EPISCOPAL

Trinity Cathedral. Holy commun- ion a. m. Morning prayer and ser mon II a. m.
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

FOR SALE-Reo touring ear. splen- did condition; terms. Inquire Mrs. Ouans. Cuber Add, Mesa. z
 l have city property to trade for 20 acres close in. John Cummard. phone 290 or 1ss, Mesa.-Adv. dr
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28

No matter how soiled or spotted that suit or frock may be, we'll knock those stains out in short order.
 Let us help you econ- omize = bring in your suit or winter hat and let us renew it. Our pro- cess is lasting. Come early and avoid crowd ing. We deliver.
 The Pantatoriurn Phone 1s3 eIsndaIs
Arizona republican., 1921-08-28
Baseball
Return. Eron, FIao.taff

Torrance McRuer returned Friday night from Flagstaff where he has been engaged in teaching in the Northern Arizona Normal school. Mir. McRuer recently resigned the super
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

paysu Maisl ths creates, nufse nsaf
A % esar.i I'D waits grs.i To- Col
Julaf haaf sialiius. a. ssalsf
lsafiiaf a. iulh.t hilh On a totasA
haas. siih ~ Altsa. over his bass
bsisssn BIZ sYsa ali ias ~, ashistau.
and ssilhins t.a,s % i.0o1 poanas
uat 20 msui.on several sihsr sirs. u
extraordinary merit
Primarily. q O. 20 b. undsfuooa
'oidtifsam AS n1i aeguifsd b. NJ
hhansr iof ths laupaas u matias
mousY haihsf o. ls TIE insifumsat
b. means " shl,h b. aims to ssrs.
ihe farmer ans breeder - Keaiuskg
Ca ihs side - their tsias snd d.ly
sioet better hoes and mish ssu.
hfourhaui ihs State a ihs main oe
81 % those rvagonslbls Or tie soss
That u tsing accomplished oa a.
plass todsy
A witness Vat. 10 visv % vr.ssa,
condition. ias August ale. eoutiasr.i
strictly on iia merits a. = bssln...
venture. undoubtedly viu prove 10 b.
unprohiahle 10 Colisifsam u eaaso,
reasonably d. expected nd. iuas.i
o. BE- up. Ihai the animals 60 b. sus.
'ionsd alu bring prices nearly AZ.
piatimaiiag their tue value. The Oh
iesi " thia falo b. thsrsfofs. fisht IN
line viih che maln purpo.s % Tie
farm AZ stated above
Tie actual aud material rainsru IN
b. tho fafmsrs and hrssdsrs sho At.
isud snd purchase HoCk The ale
sill b. fur ksniuekians stsiusiysly. a
rsmaius ior ksniuekiaus 10 maks ths
most - o.
ffplahly ne auciiaursr sin onsf 10
single animal from ths choles ID u
pufr BIRDS TO b. cold tsai ssishs lea
ihan teo pouuds sad an TIE ssss
have eesn bred Dor early September
fafrov ing most q thsm 10 wala
Grai Top Colansl
Moreover - are $4,000 70 ar
that terms all b. arUuss.a wass psr
ehassrs Who can hurhA nMr,nNisy
bank references 90 desire
To those Who love ans Hvu~ssk sad
an admirable habliailoh Cor rhsm. "a.
writer. In conclusion. suggests a visit
10 Colda,fsam Farm Hls 30 uond
TO the farmer and breeder u Ratusly
isi Remember the date u q suins
sals--Aarus, ieih-and b. an msaa,
arrange 10 attend II.
Advertisement.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
REPTON

NJ and Mrs. a n Duyall hsvy
been visiting relauvva in rcnnesse
the past vsek
Mrs Anna Boston s visiting
friends a. this writing
Miss Vivian Rochester spent the
week end visiting friends At this
place.
Mr. and Mrs Geo Roberts arr
TIE proud parents u = baby girl
Rev ScrOggs Of Chandler m. h
conducting . revival At Repion
Mr. Joe Poster Is the guest Of her
son n A Poster At Elkton.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
BLACKBOARD

isdae.ahn Bridge and children q
A" Brent SUNDAY the guest. Of
Mr. Mary
field b visiting henson q Morgan.
Mas Lola Eddinr h.,
writing ua,hi.
Mr. } 2 Perry o. Prince.
visiting her sister Mrs.. c. l. Ca
Nc and Mr. Earnest Bsehsns
Of sullivan ars visiting relative. her
Miss Minnie Dilbeck who has be-,
visiting hsr parents 81 th. place r,
turned % her home in Knoxville We,
Niii franks and family u ws.,ol
have moved 10 his place
Mr. o. n. Crisp and son lsf, sun
day for Princston and Hoplin.vill,
u visit relative
NJ o N Crisp lsf Monday for
chsitauoEa rsnn.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
FREDONIA

STader Davis Of New Mexico who
has been visiting relatives and
friends IN fredoniA. returned home
the FIRST " the week
Mn I'd Watson u Fredonia Is
very M
Quinssy Love o. Paducah made a
trip thru Fredonia visiting old friends
and relatives
Mrs Nellie Todd and daughter.
Lucy q Louisville are spending q
few weeks At their Old home
Henry Cole and family and Miss
Wilborn started for their home In the
far west the last q the week
Charley Lloyd visited bis father
Sunday and spent the evening with
} Frank Lloyd
Mrs. Iva Dsb0s has recovered
from . spell o. fever
Mr. Allt Beavers b still siek
81 this writing
Bro Lille Is holding q protrAetsd
mseting a. the mines
smith beavers b visiting his
father and family this week
Johnny Roland u Ilslelars h
Spending the week Al his old home
town. Frrdonia
Bro Virgil Stone filled bis Ap-
poinimsnt 81 the Cumberland Pres.
byisrian church saturday and sunday
bis brother accompanied him 10 Pre-.
donia
Miss MAFgis Lloyd j. siill confined
70 her bed with the fever. She b
reported a. getting along very veil
Uncls Wat vinson i on the sick
list this vesk
Mr. I'd Rice i siill confined 10 bis
RON.
Mu. George REED is vsry siek a.
this writing
We had = nice shower here Mon.
day which was badly needed
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
PRODUCTION or GOOD HORSES
inersass N hsnbs' u Dram Snlmss
rsld 10 Ne orss, hsso. esys
warns oinsmsfs

Horss dealers feel that the hor,s ls
coming bact According % lnfof.
matiun gathered b. The Horss Assoc,.
ation u America aud transmitted 70
J. . kuehn % university farn. 80
rstary Of the Ainnesols Horss breed.
err association. NOR dfsfi horses arr
hou being sold Zoe city use than for
NAM pears past Increased prsiue.
tion o. Food horses ls held 10 b q
great need a. present Wayne Dine
more. "a suthoriiy vel tnosu IL
horse drciss says; -fou can safely
assure the farmers " Q better MARIE,
fof their surplus snlmala-
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

Miu Birdie Travis srsut ths sea
sni tts guest ~ friend. in this vain
~
Mi.s Jessie Flin, Mildred Basf
land end Euiatsih Dollar stisui.d
no meeting hsfs saturday nisht
hsmsf harfg retained b. 81 iaua
Monday shsrs be- has = f.nsitisn
Mts Nsfnis hsfdin q radarsh
is ths susfi n relatives 81 this plaos
fusisrmaffsr Robert Maofs leaves
o. Frame DO last - ihis manih
NJ J Nsughn ~ Salem b. asit
iuF hs sani Armenia Richardson
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
DEANwOOD.

Mi.sss Bertha and Bowie EAbon
are visiting relatives ~ stufgis
Rev. c 7 Boucher filled bis AZ
poinimsnt 81 Sugar Grove saturia,
and Sunday
Master Elyis Travi. s slowly im
proving from typhoid fever
Missss Rsbccca steward and vif
GINA Dean visited relatives and
friends In Union county last we,s
Miss Jessie Tnwt D. ne
guest q Mr OTIS Travis and family
Mr. " e. Mcconnell sent n
Evansville one day las, ~sek
NJ and Mrs. Oss Andrew. and
children attended services 81 Sugsf
Grove Sunday
Mr Robert Hodges and family and
Nc Leonard Kemp and family wsrs
the guests u Mr 7 Kemp Sat.
urday night
Miss Dixie Travis i staying sith
Mrs. Agnes brennan who Is quite 10
~ this writing
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

Mssssrs fnnl ani rsflif sln
msrsills and uiyss have been utt
iur relative Boz Tsnnsssss
bill Smith and Bryan Hardin ssrs
in Marion one dal 'ati srsk
Ruth Moor, va ne fuest ~ Am
l. Howrfton Monday
Noble Vaughn has rsturued irom
weeks wit IN Tsuussss
Misses Aia and Aulia lahnsan o.
turusd a. MsdlsonVills Saturday N
isr q brsf visit 9Th their parents
Mr. suof- ard Mr 5000 4
Chandler lll are atsndinr ihs meet
ms here
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
A VISIT TO COLDSTREAM FARM.

TIE anuanefmsni ~ special rslns
siis a. Coiirfsam iam. 81 far tss
ltiA da5 % AuFaft reminded ihs
sfiisr % "a sIlIi he "a. b.su pfomis
inE himself 20 tlla t.auuiai mas
Grass bona y iAs nlros and tls
no.Hsin
a mlfuihr,n.iI l.llisi and Improved
tract 70 como l.f0l acres Coliaifsam
Stretches .saJ a.lnr Nssiosn p.ss
laaf ARE miles uH'1 o. % lstius
ca. ~ enc parss through ihs im
.afif. st ltf Del relds Visitors
Ws'eoms Ms Del Departs b. ihs
isvsf g ukst drive. ibs softa -Cam.
taia % l.u "a cordial adisu
Coltairam vas onts toms 90 ths
immortal Hanover ani other famous
re- h..t Since hs property vas
aoIa 9 2. ur e. % slaHsf o. o..
90, 1er f. i5f ths mosi part. have bssn
tfan.iaia.li lu'o a vSfl'ablo Eioa for
q. ulas lad uolus.a
Under ths direction o. Csusrai
sapsi .utsn sni r % nIbls. spasious
uiff 1odau buliiiuEs ani eneiosnrss
Hst. d,'gInr and implements
a. LINES Cor employee and hs.r
fan.ils. Itssuy of ths latter in ALL
have a1luur up Tat former Include
TIE enormous oss barn vh.th sianla
sal.o5ui 20 Sc nb.ss ofho Tsns
o. I'D are stored Ia the Ion ~ ihls
bu..diur and bsios are quarters fsr
hundred head - mlsh no,k their
pforcny aud ihs ta1 nohls heads u
ihs herd. klnr raaiiac Hsursrssld
Pa s. sLd ihs prom ting thrrs5tar.
ID slfs. kinE Sea- karalyks Poatiae
pot
wiit.n hsrs sails ~ huHcolsrsi
alilk i,a frf ou "a ,sa,fsis bass u
u1. sa,tii,sy relieved By I'd ,srrs.
caiIa rahles. also mas b. asn. iusufl.
au.s m Dor special bon sian Rols
Nsrosua b. KoL holder % the worlds
rscorda. among thioh D. that o. bslns
the nfil aud only oau n The world
10 produce 200 pounds u butter In
thirty days
imrrcricd a. be- vas By these fsa.
lures and the marnihcsnos Of the
property a. a shole. the writer. hos.
ever, travelling shout the place By auto
mobile on ~ twelve miles % private
driseuays with his mind on the i'm.
pofiancs q the coming swine sale.
naturally uas most interested IN Ne
massive soEs aud dAughtsn Of Tar.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

MILK ESSENTIAL FOR STOCK
While Coed Pasture 10 important Tor
Calves No Substitute viii Take
Place Of Mix.

prepared b. the United states Depart.
msnt Of AErlcuituTsl
"iou cannot starye = young animal
- a. TO check lie growth and still get
goOd results" This comment By .
Missouri farmer On the problem 81
preventing runtlness IN live stock IL
10 accord with the experiences of sev.
eral hundred other live stock owners
She have contributed their experience
TO the United States Department "
AEflculture's study Of this subject
starvation" he adds. caused By the
robbery Of the weak by stronger ~.
imals, Improper aud unsclentifc feed.
Ing Indigestion caused By careless
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
HIGH slLLs CAUSE or Loss
hsbsaska Breeder Finds That lntls
Pes A. Unabls 10 Fslls~
so~s Int Psas

Many plss arr los, and others are
siuntsd In growth a. the result u "a.
l.osure because q high sllls IN frat
Of hospsns THIS 10 the obssrvation o.
. Nsbrsska swine grower IN . letter
ths United States Department u
stO-uliurv On the Gauss " runD live
amin, he urges that stoctmen "a.
thai smar equipment, and b. csrsln
sows Into tHs arr able 20 follow the
anced rations .ns Atieution 90 bel
Ter are iksviss'atlon. aud pufs us.
ois % prsvsntins ralionsi e. meth.
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BLOOMING ROSE

Mr. Martha Wheeler il very III
this Sesk
NJ o Suits has q very aisl h.by
Miss L0nnis Singleton visited Rs.
~ Singleton lac, Saturday and Sun.
day.
Dir } 3 heEssly spsn, on.
night this wssk with NJ. Fnnk Sin.
Elston.
Mrs. hslfp Hardssty u visiting
hst daughter In whssterOft
Mr.. George Brooks spent sunday
with Mr.. Enoch Belt.
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BENEFIT or STABLE .......
" seesls - nslsness WIN
PhsspAs,', whlsh " Cen. Z
psFativsly Inexpensive

hsnufs coatains humus n p,so,,
snd az ne nscsssary plant material.
/" ~sh e. eacisris shlch pui th.,.
.aa's'iais lnio The most ussbis sh,p.
Ies feps 10 a. H. fui bsnsat !,
s'sels manure hossyer n should \.
es'ancei With scid phosphate mia
e oompsraiively Inexpensive
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22
KEEPING HARNESS IN REPAIR


hsEiec' u harness results IA lniu,
nat sreatly lessons H. dunbllV,
Ihs sewing. which should hay. he.
'e'e 9Th sifuus wass,l lln-u thr..a
a'a,i b. 40, in sooi ooadi,loa An
's's 'e' should reuialn .oiidl, n
l'lcr u b. advisable 10 u.sh IA
vi L-'ss.. f,s,iasaay.
The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1921-07-22

a Coed svll 10 Hsss the ltsnd.
feeding unclssn troughs pals and
s~ill barrels all Of these things Gauss
much " the trouble 10 farmers s1peri.
succs. especially 10 their hoo lois"
In discussing the lmpoftancs OF mllk
AZ a. essential food both Zoe live steck
and people be remsrks that whlls
Sod pasture IL verl essential 10 the
growth of calves. fof veal calves no
substitute Will take the place a. frssh
cows mllk. Prom my own stpsr
encs h. states 4 know that 10
y0unE animal gill Eroser from ~
isrdsd o. stuuted growth A. child
! Sss normal 10 siIe aud my parvuts
wsfs " strong sturdy Scotch stoet
Nhen. some years ugo. my parents ssl
tied a. pioueers IN lovs meat vas .
luHury. and mlik and butter wsrs 10.
obiainahls a. least Zoe the hrst year
Al The ED u the year ~ 20, . coz
and chickens. - our living condltions
Improved lie adis that malaria o..
loved aud. slihough he outsss the
sfscts o. the dissals. 10 never gained
the physlcal str~agih velght OF %.
veiopmsni % bone and muscle" that
h should have had MY normal
weight" he saya has been about rs
pounds and still my health has bcsn
the bet since I O., the shakss Keep
your young anlmals growins-
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We are authorized 10 announce
J. l.. RANKIN. ST.
A. = candidate Cor Justice u the
Peace foris Ferry AaEislsrial D,..
trici, subject 10 the action Of the
Democraic Primary Elsction. sat.
urday August 6. ss2i
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lect 10 the action u the Democrats
Primary election August. 9. 1921
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For Commonwealth Allorn,,

We are authorized 10 announce
7 c. BENNETT
oI Marion. Crittendsn county. a. =
candidate for Commonwealth a.
'ofnsy Fourth judicial District sah'
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For Justice Of the Peace

W. are authorized 70 announce
A. J. HENLEY
a. . candidate Cor Justice u the
Peace, in Marion No I District
subject 10 the action u the Rspubu
can Primary. Saturday August 6
We arr authorized 10 ANNOUNCE
J. M McCASLlN
g. . candidate for re-election a. Mag.
istrals IN No Precinct. subject %
the action u the Republican Primary
Saturday. August 6.
We are auth0rifsd 10 announce
p. 2. PARIS
a. a candidate for Justice o. the
Peace In Marion Magistsrial Distract
No. 2, subicgt 10 the action u the
Republican Primary Saturday Aug
ust 9. 1891
We are authorized a. ANNOUNCE
GEORGE W GAss
a. = candidate Cor Justice q the
Peace In Hurricane Magisterlal Dis.
triei No. 5. subiect b the action of
the Republican Primary Election on
Saturday August 8. 1891.
We are authorised % announce
r. l.. HOLT
81 . candidate Tor Justics u die
Peace. Bellies Mines AaEistsrial Di,.
iriCt subiect % the artion u the
Dsmocraiic Primary Election. Satuf.
day August 6, 1871
We are authorized 10 announce
D. A. DAVIDSON
a. . candidate Cor Justice Of the
Peace, Marion No. NaTisterial Dis.
irisi' subject 10 the action q the Re-.
publican Primary. Saturday. Aug. 6.
We are authorized 10 announce
J. l.. RANKIN. 81.
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FOR STATE SENATOR.

'ihorifsd 10 ANNOUNCE
- .. GREEN
for gt.,s guuty e. = eaudldats
tion of M, - sabisct 10 The g..
9. 1874 Primary Aug
We are authorized 70 annou...
W L. KENNEDY
d Lola. Livingston County. a.. "a,
a'd''s Tor State senator. suhj,r, d
ne !. action Of the Democrats Pima
saturday August 6. 1921.
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Se are authorized u announce
CHRALEs . FERGUSON

lhhALfN fthhlNilN
~ Smithlaud a. candidate Tor
Commonwealth Attorney. ubiest %
the action u the Republican Primary
Saturday August 8
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FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE
We are authorized a. announcs
RUBY LAFFOON
- Madisauyille. a. a candidate fuf
the ofioe u Circuit judge. subi.ci u
the action u ths Dsmocraiig piima
-. Saturday. August g
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POLITICAL


We are authorized 10 announce the
following Candidates. subject TO the
Action Of the Republican Primary
Saturday, August 9th 1921.
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FOR SHERIFF

We are authorized 10 announc.
G. D. BOSTON
a. . Candidate Coz sheriff. Subject
% the Action u the Dsmocatic pn.
mary. Saturday August 9 1871
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A. }. HENLEY
a. q candidate Cor Justice u the
Peace, IN Marion No District
subject 10 the action u the Rspubli
can Primary, Saturday August 6