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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14
ST. PAUL STOCK MARKET

Cattle trade was especially good for
Thanksgiving week, the market being
active and prices showing advances of
mostly 25c, some of the better offer
ingS showing ever more gain. The
sale OF one small lot of choice fed
yearlings at $11.5O featured the trade.
Other small lots of fed yearlings sold
from $1,000 down to. $500, the latter
price top for load lots of shortfed
steers. Bulk of steers and yearlings
suitable for beef purposes cashed from
$3.50 down to $500 or somewhat less.
a relatively small supply Of best
young cows and heifers selling from
$40 to $3.50 or higher showed gains
of % to soc with bulk of fat she stock
at 1925 to $3.50 fully 25c higher than
a week ago. Gamers and cutters
closed at 1925 to 1925, mostly $3.50
and up. Bologna bulls sold from $500
to $500 at the close, largely over $3.50.
Closing prices of veal calves reflected
a gain Of about SOC. Best lights sold
at the close from 1925 to $500, aver
age cost around $3.50, seconds $500 to
$500, wieners 1925 to $500.
StOckers and feeders sold steady to
25c higher, better grades of lighter
weights showing the advance. Bulk Of
receipts were of quality to sell from
$500 to $3.50, relatively few selling on
up to $3.50.
Hogs closed 45 to soc higher under
the influence Of lighter receipts and
a broad shipping demand, range at the
close 1925 to $500, pigs $S.25.
Fat lambs gained 80 to 75c, closing
at $14.OO to Slips, culls $3.50 and up.
Fat ewes finished steady to 25c higher
at $3.50 to $3.50.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14
TO HELP CRIPPLED CHILDREN

Rotary clubs in the United States
and Canada are working out plans to
save a billion dollars worth of Grip
pied children Ohio, New York, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Michigan, and on
tario are already organized and in op
GRAFTON. The Rotarians propose to
provide hospital treatment and edu-
cate the little cripples for self sup
port. 1t is estimated that there are
over 300, 600 children outside of state
and private institutions who Will thus
be given a fighting chance.
Edgar f. Allen, of Elyria. O., is in
stigator of the movement. He retired
from a million dollar business 50 he
could help u~nfortunates. He had lost
a son Of eighteen in an interurban dis
aster. After selling his business Al
len raised a hundred thousand dollars
in two weeks for a new hospital at
Elyria, and has since developed Il
group of buildings valued at a million
dollars, among them being the Gates
hospital for crippled children. He
mas SCI Ntu without SdldlE IOI SlAJSell
years. \ big organization is being
perfected to obtain legislation where
needed i'll order to make the county
responsible for hospital bills and the
education of the little cripples, while
the Rotarians will gather up the child
rem and look after them. This is what
Allen calls giving a human touch to
charity - which is so often lacking in
undertakings of THIS kind. The Ro-
tarians locate the cripples and bring
them to Il clinic, where they are ex-
amined and assigned to a hospital. An
important feature is the development
of district hospitals in place of big
central institutions.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14
WORN ERVES

Nervous troubles, with backache,
dizzy spells, Querr pains and irregular
kidneys, give reason to suspect kidney
weakness and to try the remedy that
has helped your n%eighbors. Ask your
neighbOr.
Mrs. d. w. Eldridge, r. R. engineer,
S27 E. Second ST., Brookings, says:
MY kidneys distressed me for a long
time and | did not know what it was
to be free from backache. My house
work tired me out so easily that l
often had to neglect it. When | washed
| suffered awfully. / had dizzy, nerv.
u headaches and my kidneys never
acted regularly. l used Doan's Kidney
Pills and they did me more good than
anything l ever used. The backaches
left and / left like a different person.
My kidneys do not trouble me now"
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney r~emedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills - the same that
Mrs. Eldridge had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.-Advertisement.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14
FERTILIZE LAWNS NOW

This is the time to apply a we'll
ro,ted manure for lawn fertilizer, ac-
cording to Professor j. G.. Hutton OF
the agronOmy department at State
college, in answer to inquiries from
people in towns and cities Of South
Dakota. Numerous questions have
been asked as to the best kind of fer
tilizer and when to apply it. Professor
Hutton suggests that manure is the
best and that it should be spread now.
Manure restores fertility to the
grass, the melting SHOWS and spring
rains teaching much plant food from
the manure into the soil. But if this
fertilizer is put on too early it smoth-
ers the grass and eventually kills it.
For that reason, this is the proper
time to apply fertilizer, before snow
comes but while the lawn is in cold
storage" SO there will be no smother
ing. 1t should be raked off the grass
as soon as the growing season starts.
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did you get the idea that the old
woman was Liuda?"
II didn't get that idea" Barney an
sWered. she spoke Of Linda as she
might a young girl"
"And how do you get there?'
BUY IA ticket for Deer Creek. in
southern Oregon" There was no need
for Bruce to write the name. 1t was
branded, intellectually, in his conscious
ness. Then take up the long road
of the Divide, clear to IA little store
Martins, they call fifty miles back.
Then ask directions from there. ASK,
she told me 10 tell you. for Mrs. Ross
Bruce leaped up and turned swiftly
through the door. Barney called "a
question to his vanishing figure. Just
for an instant Bruce uurned-hiS dark
eyes glowing beneath his straight
browS.
I'm 'phonlng-aSking for reserva-
lions on the first train west" he an
swered.
Cto be continued
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there was no time to lose" The mans
voice broke and changed. isn't that
queer, Bruce?"
Bruce slowly stiffened the only sign
OF emotion was m that even Barney's
eyes, trained to the dimness of the will
derness, failed to see. IT was just an
ever-tightening clasp Of his hands over
the chair arms until the blue veins
stood out. There was nothing else
about him to Indicate that the dead
had spoken 10 him-that one Of the
great dreams OF his life was coming
true. He spoke rather painfully. did
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to be c%ontinued)
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Copyright by Lille Brown. and Co

Il Won't be a mystery long. lie =
not, eh-that's what lhc old hag said.
Excuse me, old man., for saving 'hag'
But she was one, If there is any such.
Lord knows who she il, cor whether or
begin at the beginning. You know !
was way back on the oregon frontier
back in the Cascades. | was fishing
for Stcelhead in a river they call the
Rogue. While way up on the upper
waters ! heard Of q place called Ira.FS
End-a place where wise men 30 NOT
co.
And Of course you Went
"Of course. The uame sounds silly
now, but 1t wont If You ever 20 there.
There are only a few families, Hflrr,
miles and miles apart, M the VINO"
region. And us enormous" "i"
knows how biz. Just ridge ON ridge.
one day my guia" stopped ar "a hr"Ncn
down old cabin on tI" hillside for "a
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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14

over two hundred New Dwellings Built
the past three years. Besides many
Blocks and other substantial Inn
provements.
neaulllut trees line the streets and the
presents a fine appearance. matted a.
Is In the midst of a fine growth OF shade
and ornamental trees. Her citizens are will
ing ana ready to encourage and assist every
helpful industry.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14
BIRDS EYE VIEW OF BROOKINGs

opa rIoris,
I,yo R,nls
Two Hotels
Ten churches
Five dentists
candy k1tcbcn
Good creamery
Steam landry
one ice plant
Two osteopatus
Two state banks
S25. OOO CITY Hall
Chinese laundry
Five restaurants
seven pbvsician
Three drug stores
Three tailor ebons
one general store
Three chiroprators
Two Toharcn1iSs
Growing every dav
one Cj,ar Factorv
Give Autn Gar,gGs
Four BIliard Ans
Tuo good Bakrrin.
-Four Lumher wards
-Four Weekly panars
Fine Lake near Citv
Two National Banks
Exclusive shoe store
Three Grain Elevators
SI25,0oO court House
Two Furniture stores
wwo Hamburger .Joints
-Four JoweIry stores
-Four Rarh4r Sbon
Two Hardwar Store
Tire Vulcanizinr NAM
Three achin . Sbons
Two Department : tore
Four BIacksmtb Sbon
Four Exclusive G,ocnriss
CITY of Hn,utirpI Io,nas
Two shoe Renn = Sbnn.
Best schools in tL. Stata
Good Wafer Epar Surraca
SIX Miles Of p,ved St,aa,
MarhI. anb Grart,a VyarL
- "oihs
Five Auto Livery stations
Three photograph GaIrarta,
one Exclusive shine parlo,
one Gents Furnishing store
one Cement BLOCK Factory
one Tea and CoTae Uous
SIS. 600 Government Bull aim
Two Electric SunnIv uoueo
Two Battery SUPPLY stations
one Harness and Repair Sbon
state Circuit Court held here
sac. 600 Brick Sch, d Building
Three Mo"ing Picture Theatres
$3.50. 600 r.sh school Building
Two ExcInsiy. rlotbtnr 6 $3.50
Culhane Adjustment Comnanv
FortN-hye Hundred InbabItapt.
Educational Center OF tho STATE
400 Students in STATE College
County seat of Brookinps County
United states Experiment Sratiop
Five Rural Free Delivery Rontas
Free Delivery Service OF Citv Mail
High school on the Accredited Lis,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14
ADJOURNED SESSION OF THE
COUNTY BOARD


AnIOupNe0 eEeciON or TIE
cOIINTv R1Aso
-
Tba Po,rd of coputv Comri.si,,.
ars Of the County Of : -
mo, in adiournad session in thei, room,
in the CONT House at o.oo o,cIock p
II Tuesday December 9Th 1920
Members of tra Eoard nrasapt ,rar.
\. f. Bw,dav. r o. r~olIefson. Tho
Gilman e, Dgyi. u H~olv,-..,.
Tho mo, snr IVA. oiled ~ c,d., n,
chairman l.rudav.
This being the time as adve.aI cl
For oua..rg hid. for .Janitor ri Ill.,.
Cour- Uou.a for the wear commao..
ing Janvary 1st 1922 The BOARD
proceeded M omen bids ON file a. fo1.
lows.
FImar J. Iobnson >a>oo mar mani,
VIM. Mckee. .......$>5.O per month
John Wick ........>.o.Oo per month
f r. Baker ......S75O0 per month
+. \. Thompsou....$>5.O0 per month
W. J.. Garfoot $1,000 per month
G. w. Woodbridge $4,000 per month
Fay Smith ........$75.OO per month
Andrew Reppe 5000 per month
The Board after opening and read
ing the above bids they were deferred
for a further consideration of same.
The board spent the balance Of the
afternoon on matters Of interest Of
he County.
The board on motion adjourned to
9 o'clock a. VI. Wednesday, Dec. 9Th,
1922.
The board met as per adjournment,
all members OF the board present.
The board spent the entire day on
matters pertaining 70 County roads
and claims submitted for road work.
The board on motion adjourned 10
900 o'clock A. VI. Thursday. Dec. It'll,
1922.
The hoard mot az nor adiournmant
All members of the hoard nresaur
1, was moved secondad and carried
that AN adding machine no bongb, ot
the Dalton Adding Machine ca nav.
mont for sama r. ha made IN ninaty
days Win q discoun ~ > mar cont
Tho ho.rd on ra,ior ardi,ad and
suowad the following claims.
r. Eri,,ia r.prap, tor lind
an ctata Poad 1oo 40
~ g. W ~ no sraigb, =,
coal sor cor,ty 22y &c
p u Anderson boiler Ares
ord 1ahor 200 q
y = With c.1.r,, Count,
Traas Nov z,e- %
f. n ,I,o, Solary Corr,y
A,ditor Nv ,e- -
y W pIakaly SALARY C1arL
=, Courte Nov 1z5 M
~umon Gil, poots.or
naada ~ ~ NJ
Coo y uau SALARY county
r,dna Nov 1zo M
Mabel u Trooiar SALARY Co e
crnt Nov 1zs m
|'Po, LOW
- w. ,oo .,
50 cS
c-.... re- - ma
- A., calar,. nanu.u ~
.1o. NJ, an M
80. 81 calan, 49,
49, - y,
,,u - So.
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n,nt,, ca,an, na.
c,o-;m ~ C. n,
-, c... c., D
anar Nv 7E n,
- MaIa.aa Co,oru Co u;ah
c.S, NJ. ,-o n,
- wr oa,aur cua
- - NJ ,oo n,
u " 49,, Sill CIorL e.
.u,i,a~,o awiao NJ o. n,
ua,,h Cahu,omon caI C,onL
81 co IIinhnrov NJ IN n,
C,andord pr,dno ro hr;dao
,,mhar 300 O,
II None,od ,roiah, ON 90 90
hr;doo r,arl a5o Q,
-. c., co. NJ AZ n,
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14

Begin to plan next years garden
now before this years garden is for.
gotten.
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/. c. Ribstein. supplies ...... 6S.3S
~Stockland Road Mach. Co.,
road machinery .......... 33100
Chris Mortensen. road work. $50
our Oil Co., supplies ....... 1910
l.. VI. Seiyert, road work 90. 1i.75
-. n. Johnson, road Work 800. LIZ
=. }. Mershon, road work.. 7.2O
Preston Twp, concrete Cul-
yerts Observation-Disclosures. 10000
state Highway Commission,
supplies 2l.OO
(ern Sieyert, road work ..... 90
l.. NJ. SelYert, o a work.. so
John g. Smith, road work 60. 1850
CdII ~ iIoolcH' Io"u "olh''' lf"o
Chas. Moe, road work ....... 253
NuoNlE ~ fdIIe'l' SupplIe9''' oot-
II. {. I~ialForSoh' commission
ers service II mileage e. ZOO
I"o'' NluIldH' commissioners
service ana mileage ....... 5O.0o
g. H. DAVIS commissioners
service ana mileage ''.''. 4o'OO
Il. o.. ioIeISoh' commission
efN service ana inlIeaSe.... 5o.oO
y. f.. Buhday' commissioners
service II mlI~eage........ 1870
August MaIllSoI' ROAD work sou
'a"S. NauheI' tractor OH .''. lI'.to
Nh LIhh' ROAD WORK ''''''. ol'oV
& L p!Ddil' ROAD WORK '.''' 40
"Ih. Mclaughlin, ROAD work $500
bE. T.. II. Grove services Tor
poor 900
Geo. /. SeNauer d son, coal
Tor jan Tao
d. Z. Lee * CO., casket Tor
Dozork 5000
aurora Gram co, coal Tor co.
Farm .......,........,.... lO6.So
y. SchouWeller' work III Treas.
ONCE Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Ddkoid LlSHl d boWer CO.,
hight and power at Co. Farm 1923
W. ). PlCkett election booths
anu lSpdllS '''' LOU
+. 3. Nandenberg, road work 12O1
Atlas lumber Co., lumber 80. 4.S0
Geo. W.. Fem, hog for County
Farm $500
j. NJ. Tate, drawing ashes q. $40
Anderson Bros, mdse. for
Noldol poor ............... $50
j. w. Freiss, mdse. for VOldol
poor ............ ..... 1000.
Hagna Lumber Co., c%ulverts. $40
ar. COOP. Co, Goa for Mrs.
Smith 1910
Sundet 4 Cotton, coal for
Rude poor 1895
Cotton & Sundet. coal for
Gaustad Door ZOO
Cotton & Sundet, coal for Post 11.6O
r. r. Clement. coal for moor 1535
:. \. Noess. road work 414
Far Coon Co. mdse for Co
Farm 3475
Albert Natson. insurance nre.
mfum "a 80
Sexauar K Son coal for yoIdoI 90 %
AIbar, Notsor faoo Irsori+v
R,ard ao1
LIVER DvhdabI auto Hverv
States Any Soo
Mr.. Nora - Anderson rent
for Inca Sundat Zoo
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1922-12-14
WHAT WE NEED

WHAT WE NEED
A Gas Plant
Canning Factory
More Business Enterprises
Another good Meat Market
More Manufacturing Enterprise.
More Young People Who Want an Educa.
Iop
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

Ten ears. competed in Event No. 4.
distance II mila. First place. 3i00
f'yixe. ven W Eli Lind1ey. Time. IL
mir. lGi rec. Second place, SIS,
B,wies - Hudson. Ne. ~. Third,
ga, csrtisdxr in Mercer. No. /.
The fifth event the Dayfona Bench
Speedway Sweepstakes. distance 50
miles. WIS won by Howies In Hudson
No II. Time. So min. s. seconds.
Prize. 1926. Second place KENT IL
Walker in Essex No. II. and third
prize to Johnson. driving San Juan
Special. Nc. l..
II Is said that the speed deve'ores:
during the rarine- was the fastest
ever fEn in a lap race. With one and
Il quarter mile laps the straignta wa z
speed recorded vas better than f2G
astfcs, per hcuv
Eli hHdirots showed HE efficiency
as director Of events. and great i'm
Frosemen' Was in evidence over THE
races OF January 2 Although we'll
attended the crowd was rot a. Ia ~ge
az IN that date Rssf LsHdleY was
manager Ut the course. and the
JUDGES We're T.. L. s,p,ien ami ]. z
Mile. n T Thompson sas Official
time.
With moro faycFahse weather. 10.
the third racing event in the \ ason :
series. the ntA. one il sire - s,a q
still 3reaser success than tie w}
just held
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
AUTO NOTES

= . = = 9 =
state license fees for motor trucks
average $50.
American highways comprise $500.
600 miles of road
Texas has The greatest total high
way mileage.
There are nearly 100000 motor
cyclists in the United states
Six states have a standardized sys-
tern Of road markers.
Smallest accessory is clip for
keeping auto lock KEYS together
Kennel Square. near Phila4elphia
wants to sell its horse fountain
Keep the foot of the clutch aniaSs
von are shifting gear
DO not rau the engine ~ !. closed
gasasa.
10 not try IL got ahead Il other
cars at curves or intersections.
Fuel mixture X about IA parts by
weigh, NJ air 70 one Of gasoline sauor
Engine operates faosf efficiently
vnen i i heated to abou. 10 degrees
Fahrenheit
.t.,-x..s .r,.y i y,,.t~., yxtt, -. 40
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15
Nd1rotoly Avoided
ag Races as Cars Go
1Il DolUn Daytona Beach

fourth event, and IN the maneEvers
CT Jackecn's Chevrolet No. 8. which
WIS psayins AL around he other ears
in the fourth and final events until
valve trouble developed and the car
xas pat CIT OF the races for good.
TIE fist event was not held. ard
fcrr cars entered event No. 2. Dis
tanee - mile First prize, $50. went
70 .aaibS s Ford. No 81 Time. Ii
min. Ssae sec. Second prize, So. won
~ Walker driving Essex, No. II.
Ten esrs entered Event No 8. dis.
tance II miles. First prize. 800.
went to Bowles driving Hudson. No.
IA. Fire. f5i~ mir. Second prize,
$50. 10 Walker in Essex. No =.
Third. s25 70 Stewart driving ODDS.
No. =
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

ability II Mrs Byrne to be at Ornonc
Beach this season. where she mede
many friends last season E~snef IS
this sess.n without his friend. os-
tavus Roy Cohen. who usually spends
tia,s winter season al the Bretfon Ian.
but who vii be snaiie to come dow
this year because IF fine recent serE
ogS ;liress of Mrs. Cohen
4 & Human % Brooklyn is a. the
Fret,rE iar soF !. weeks sssit with
sorc TRENDS. Ir. HarHan Is the
aNnaf 81 one II the NEST aeamifu,
hefles u tna Miami district
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

s.aais Mn. Of l-fsrce haa 81 i
e0ne 81 about siaae Coz year
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

R9eeeh-loeding aesd gnrs wef,
Used ~ the ba II Treog :n 1916
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-15

State license fees for motor trucks
q vera 90 ST.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-05
KIWANIS CLUB HELD AN
INTERESTING SESSION TODAY

Enthusiasm marked the noon lunch
con of the Lakeland KiWanis Clib
ut the Elk Grill at noon today. Pres
on, Alva Il. Carver who presided.
Ia of the recent visit to Barlow, de-
,vering the invitation Of the Barlow
lab to the Lakeland club to attend
as many meetings as possible of the
ountV scat organization A well
ONE was extended to Rev. G.. |. Hill
a, the new rector of All Saints Epis-
opal church who has been the lieu
enant governor of Kiwanis in the
Milledgeyille district of Georgia. Mr..
Iiller made a splendid talk i'm re.
3ronsa to the greetings extended
him.
Chairman Haldeman of the program
committee adopted a new plan today.
hat of calling on local members to
speak, instead of going out of the
ity. He called on Kiwanians
Idraly. Warning and Bolin to tell tho
tory Of their lives. without reser-
'ations. Each got away with the
ask within the allotted five minutes
What they said is not for pubica-
ion.
The last fifteen minutes was devot-
10 a discussion Of the welfare
community work i'm Lakeland and
low the Kiwanis club can best assist
Il he campaign.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1922-05-05
Rock Club


Entertained by Mrs. w. S. Myrick
Mrs. w. S. Myrick very delight
fully entertained the Rock Club and
invited guests Thursday afternoon al
her home on College avenue.
Mrs. c. o. Pinch served delicious
punch on the veranda as the guests
arrived
The color scheme of yellow and
white was beautifully carried out in
the vases of Easter lilies and daffo
dis and in the unique score cards
which were miniature sunbonnets i'll
to which the hostess dropped tiny
white minis as a means of keeping
score.
A dainty salad course carrying out
the color scheme was served by the
hostess assisted by Mrs. j. L. O'Steen
and Mrs. C. o. Pinch.
Th1 invited guests were: Mrs
Joseph Neville, Mrs. w F. Sneed
lArs. H. Fl. Mitchell, Mrs. Paul O'Don
iel, Mrs. Isaac Dobson. Mrs. A. S
Pickard, Mrs. w. II. Pickard. Mrs
Ii. E. Cole, Miss Virginia Herman OF
Jacksonville, Mrs. G. II. King. Mrs.
+. e. Lufsev, Mrs. L. +. McClamma,
Mrs. w. w. Chase. Miss Rose Les
esne, Mrs. TRULY OSteen. Mrs. j. Z
7Iorehand, Mrs. r. L. Hendricks. Mrs
s. E. Maddox, Mrs. A. NJ. Davis, Mrs.
l.. W. Noon, Mrs. J. NJ. Holland, Mrs
Harry Brown. Mrs. George Brantley,
Mrs C. Z. TODD. Mrs. NJ. w. Warning
Mrs. w. C. Norvell, Mrs. Herman
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l. w. Boring, Mrs. H NJ. Richards,
Mrs. Albert King, Mrs. Howard Max
well, Mrs.W. r. McIlwaine, Mrs. H.
r. Markley, Mrs. w. A. Gillespie,
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cway, Miss Florrie Hawkins, Miss
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vile, Mrs. E. N. Good, Mrs. Harry
Dwiggins, Mrs. G. I. Hitler, Mrs. D.
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