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Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
FINE RECORD FOR A, II. S.
Ninety Win Be In This Years Grad
uatlnR Class

"How many students will be grad
uated from the Abilene high school
this year," was asked Superintend-
ent Stacey. "About co." he replied,
''and that is more than two-thirds
Of the entire enrolment OF the high
school not many years ago or this
90, 40 are boys and so are girls. an
unusually high percentage Of boys,
who usually constitute about one
fourth of the class or less. II Ia an
exceedingly fine class, the largest
ever graduated from the Abilene
high school. No stage in the city
will hold 1t. II will be necessary to
be seated In the audience and will
file upon the stage to receive diplo-
mas. Gone Is the day when the
commencement audience can feast
its eyes on the young people seated
In all their glory on the stage. 1t
was an exceedingly attractive sight.
But necessity compels and like other
things 1t passes"
~ wonder" added Supt. Stacey.
'ff the people realize the splendid
holding power manifested by the
city schools. Our high school enrolls
500 students this year. OF this num-
ber 140 are from rural territory, 500
Of the high school students are our
own city boys and girls. Our ele-
mentary schools average 100 pupils
to a grade. If none but city boys
and girls were admitted to the high
school, we could expect only 400
with a hundred per cent enrolment.
Practically, then, only 80 students
Of high school age in the city are
out Of high school. doubt IL an
other city in the state can show
record like this"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
Golf League to Meet

President +. p. Whitehair OF
Chapman announces that meeting
Of the Central Kansas Golf League
will be held Tuesday, April 25, at
p. m. at the Junction City Coun-
try Club. The purpose of the meet
ing is to consider the continuation
of the golf league for the season,
1922, and any other business that
may come before the meeting. After
the meeting round Of golf will be
In order.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
J. r. cHAPPELL is ELECTED
Is Named New Head Of Asbury Hos
pitaI Board

New officers for the coming year
were elected at meeting Of the
Asbury hospital board held yesterday
at Salina. ]. f. Chappell, brother
Of w. L. and c. F. Chappell Of this
city, was elected president to sue
ceed the late +. d. Blundon, Evan p.
Coffey was reelected to serve as
secretary, Rev. c. l. Goldsmith was
elected to succeed Frank Eberhardt
as secretary. and w. II. Myers was
again elected as treasurer.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
(First published in the Abilene Weekly
Reflector. April 10, 1920
NOTICE TO BRIDGE
CONTRACTORS

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals for the construction of con-
crete bridge work in Dickinson County,
State of Kansas. said bridge work be-
Ing located on the road known as "B"
Line Road, and being designated as
Bridge No. 118, will be received at the
office OF the County Clerk at Abilene,
Kansas, until eleven I'D o'clock a. m,
May 4, 1922, and then publicly opened.
The proposed work Is located on the
public highway. in the county before
includes the construction Of the follow
ing bridge work, together with all work
involved and indicated by the plans and
specifications herein numbered and
described:
Bridge 116; name OF nearest railroad
siding. Elmo; number of miles, 2; type,
concrete; span. IS feet; roadway, 20
feet concrete cubic yards, 60; REIN
forced steel lbs 2.400; amount certified
Detailed information of the work to
be done may be had by an examination
of the plans and specifications on file
in the office of the County Clerk.
The above-described work Is to be
completed on or before the first day
Certified checks for the amounts
shown In the last column of the above
table shall be made out for each bridge,
payable to the County Treasurer.
The Board of Commissioners reserves
posals and to waive technicalities.
BY order Of Board Of County Com
missioners.
April 8. 1922. County Clerk.
4-13w2t =,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
ALL THE STATES APPROVE
NEW FORD CAR LENS
Passes All d-Illumination and
Anti-0lare Regulations

Anti-0lare Regulations
A new headlight lens recently per-
fected by the Ford Motor Company
Detroit, for use on its cars and
trucks has received formal official
approval In each of the forty EIGHT
states now having specific regula-
tions and provisions for tests.
Ford engineers state that the two
requirements Of any headlight are
sufficient Oad-illumination and lack
Of glare. To achieve this result, 1t
is necessary to develop a lens which
throws strong light over the road,
but whic hsO weakens the rays on n
level with the eyes Of an approach
ing motorist, that there is an absence
of glare.
When testing the new Ford lens,
even in those states whose headlight
laws are the most exacting, it was
found that it produced three times
the required illumination of the
road, and that the glare was re-
duced to one half Of that allowed.
State officials were impressed
with the Ford lens, many stating
that it would set a new and higher
standard for automobile headlights,
and commenting the Ford Company
for the progress that had been made.
Although they are now included as
standard equipment on all Ford cars,
the new Ford "H" lenses were so
designed that they would be adapt
able to all head,lamps now in use on
Ford cars. The Cruise company,
Abilene Ford agents, anticipate
large demand for these new lenses.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
Abilene City
NOTICE TO BOND BUYERS

The Board of County Commissioners
of Dickinson County, Kansas, will have
a letting of approximately $51, 900 Ser
ial Road Bonds running 1 to 20 years
and bearing Az or 4%%. at the office
of the County Clerk, Abilene, Kansas.
Certified check for $500 must be
inclosed with each bid.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
H. w KING,
4-21w1t ltd County Clerk.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
MADE $2sS ON RUMMAOE
Civic Committee Win Have Charge
of Proceeds Of Sale

The City Federation made $2S5
on its annual spring rummage sale
Friday In the Prendergast building.
Things this season sold for some
what less than usual because Of the
general reduction in prices but the
sale was satisfactory, according to
those In charge.
The proceeds will be placed in the
hands Of the civic committee and
will be used at the discretion of that
committee for the improvement of
the city park and Fairgrounds.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
(First published In the Abilene Weekly
Reflector, April 6. 1929
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE OF
LAND UNDER FORECLOSURE

Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance to an order of sale issued out
of the District Court of Dickinson
County, State Of Kansas, on the Sth
day Of March, 1922, in action No. S792
therein pending, wherein the Aetna
Building & Loan Association. corpo-
Ter and George M. Slider, her hus band;
o. A. Lindholm; August r. Lindholm
and Mrs. August e. Lindholm. his wife,
were defendants directed to me, the
undersigned, sheriff OF Dickinson
County, commanding me to levy upon
and sell according to law the following
son county, State of Kansas. to-wit: The
one.auarter ] (h) Of block thirty-eight
(3S) in West Addition to Enterprise, to
satisfy a judgment and decree Of fore.
closure in favor of said plaintiff and
made in the above named court on the
11th day of March, 1922, for the sum OF
$1,11949, with interest thereon at tine
tate Of 10 per cent per annum, from the
I1th day OF March, 1922, until paid, and
costs and accruing costs; Will on the
o'clock p. M, OF said day. at the front
door of the Court House. in the City or
Abilene, in said county and state, oner
for sale and sell to the highest bfdder
for cash, the said described real estate,
or so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment with interest and costs.
Witness my hand this 5th day OF
A'' G.. A. SHERMAN,
Sheriff, Dickinson County.
JOHN D. ROGERS and
HURD & HURD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
To Manage Consumers Wholesale

When the doors of Dibble's new
Consumers Wholesale branch at To-
epka swung open Saturday morning,
customers were greeted by the ever
genial Otis Cummings, who will be
in charge Of the store.
Mr.. Cummings is a former Abb
lene boy and a cousin Of Milton Jor-
dan of this city. His friends here
will be glad to learn Of his success.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
Gard Of Thanks

The family wishes to extend its
sincere and heartfelt thanks to all
the friends and neighbors whose
sympathy and kindness were extend
ed in our sorrow. We shall not for
get the assistance and helpfuness
given use. A. Kubach.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
MADE $500 ON MINSTREL
Seelye Was Crowded For Second
Night

The Jas. r. Cutler post Of the
American Legion cleared $500 on the
Minstrel Revue, given two nights at
the Seelye theatre. The house was
crowded for the second night and
the Minstrel went Off even better
than 1t did for the first performance.
The Legion is much gratified with
the success of the play.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
(First published in the Abilene Weekly
Reflector. April 20. 1920
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State Of Kansas, Dickinson County, IS:
In the Matter of the Estate Of ]. B.
Burwell. deceased. late Of Dickinson
County, Kansas.
Notice is hereby given that on the
18th day of April, A. D.. 1922, the un-
dersigned was by the Probate. Court of
Dickinson County. Kansas. duly. ap..
pointed and qualified as executrix Of
late Of Dickinson County. Kansas. Ali
persons interested in said estate will
take notice and govern themselves ac-
cordingly.
NANCY e. BURwELL.
4-20w3t Executrix.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
CHEERFUL ON SSTH BIRTHDAY
chauncey M. Depew Sees Bright
FIXTURE Ahead

New York, April 25.-Former
United States Senator Chauncey NJ.
Depew, who celebrated his eighty
eighth birthday Sunday, Is still a
hard working optimist.
II see more h. " the future OF
the world o. F-eighth BIRTH
day than ca 'a4y "a he last seven
years" he said. II am entering my
eight-ninth year jubilant. l am
pretty well satisfied with this world
and mean to stay in it as long as
can. I have a feeling that 1t Is filed
with mighty good people. 1t has al
ways been to me garden to be cui-
tivated. We can't pull up the weeds.
but we can find some places where
we can grow things we hke-men
and women. boys and girls, for In
stance"
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27

France has $4,000 persons on the
payrols Of automotive manufactur-
ers.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
they win be subject to deeds. lgs
- NJ r., CALKINs. nt
County Treasurer

a"
they win be subject TO deedt
County Treasurer,
Grant Tewnship f68
Sisters Siors % 81 no Jo,eph 10, lot S,od is in
kirbys Addition. vacated-----S $40
Hope Town.AIp
Carl B. Shafer. lots 1 and 8, block
1b. Growers Addition. va
cateu --r------------------- $40
Trustee NJ +, Church. one-third
acre tract beginning at inter-
section OF north line OF south
east Y section 16-11-1-------- 1928
Carlton City
Eliza Develin. lot 22. block az s.64
Hope City
block is. Growers Addition e,45
Unknown. part Of lots ., 10 and
IL, block Is. Growers Addi-
tlon $40
Chapman City
Wyandt Mortgage Investment
Co. lots 4 and 5, block /,
Sheeran's 4th Addition ------- 6S04
Herinston City
W. ]. Scott, beginning at a point
ner OF lot /. block 11s, west IT'S
feet. north 81 feet. east ITS
feet, south 81 feet to beginning 238
Barrett & Beam. beginning $50
feet west OF northwest corner
block 159, Creech's Addition,
west rs feet, south 140 feet,
besinr!ns -:--.-o-S.--s 1928
Daniel Weaver. west " lots 3
and 10. block 130------- 221
Abilene City
street; 4 : I Addition sDl sss7o
II. A. Anderson, lot 25, Spruce
Street, A & L Addition 31027
Hettie Johntz, lot II, block 10.
Highland Addition --- 2.16
II. A. Anderson. lots 33 and 81,
block "a. East Abilene Town
Company's Addition -------- 292.83
Abilene weekly reflector., 1922-04-27
Grant Township
Msnchester City

Chapman City
Wyandt Mortgage & Investment
Co. lots 4 and 5, block /,
Sheeran's 4th Addition -------
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-16
OKLAHOMA UNI
vERSITy NOTES

Twenty eve s-utrs o. Lhs Triur are
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Tr1ea saaas tha Philippine islands
1nail srpan. Pu~a Rr7 Egxino. Jaw
sRHserana rna sveeasn an hav'
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T'h.rfr- seven students from L.aasr
taurtr E-e sttUndins tha Tnlrsrsits
-Ot tasss nineteen arg .akang ara
HuG s1aucas eight engineering tire
meairi1a. ttrea lHw. tv-o- 1hzrnag-y
ana gwo rns I--s Thr1T-fwa nrl
y Guthrie at the o.hHr fvH. th-es
-vs z Crescent and two Il MHrshsI-
FrLeE1uz IS list oE az students
1-au L.aEan county attending @ I'll.
EEEh AIlHn. Er-s gn6 SCIENCES
Rahe-r Alian. ares and scisnres. Wa
ier AllaE 1--s and sciences wEla-
L Ba-nHs 1Bv Charles Barwiuk arts
ant sCiEDoezs John RHrviHk ang1n-
earring Fra5s-idk BoRBsa- HnElnesr-
-nr. rhIrler Cnpe-1 arts snd SCI
s1eaf- Vernon louk INV JOIN Cot
terra. Naaicins- Catherine Dean. E-rE
and science Glen Donaldson. Hr.E.r-
sH~inr- EeuuH-h Donaldson. snEin-
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Hnrss- WE11H- 1winel. a1EinsHr1ng.
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Pred E51luE1. 1-zE and SCENES EF-
thH- Eur1bu-. ais R1d suisDnsF-
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sciences Na-sEas Pearson tsDs arts.
John PiukArt medicine. EsaDu
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ant sciences Aud-sF Ward e-zK xnl
81 snoaE- Lee West. tine arts. Milan
wilson Er-s 9no sciences 8Frnn De.
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Ardmcrt J = Mrrrln an1 wife Ok
lstoul C.trs ! 3 Brocku1n. Ctyie;
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MY sog Eel n Loer W.. "a.
Fls7pr-

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Because she aia1f have l.las.sa
11ir and ra-la1 hasie,r
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wa eEbarais
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hcw -'1ics rsu xs-s
Bersuss she didni E8s -. lrr
I,ar5ss
BeeaaHs shs woalar. suass e.
drink
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-nasz flaar,srs. AID
WAY T0r CAST HER AsrnE
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5suHuse fhs aldnt hara bsasrs
hsir p -u1Hd haEi=-r
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wa esbsuHis.
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rsrs5es
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drink
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mrs ns51'ers
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soasr q -sapE NorEs .aAEv

C-cse. asaard &C t-11H uen 70 &
So .3 8 ta- r. rftu-r g lsf- we
and hte- We a-s rfE ta Sea-
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lartnBts gan ossas-s-nof gEub-
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DEMAND go BULLDOGS

4 nul5as uv1ea hT Z Tup1 IL Il
Al-oana sthess zfarEH1 3 teacher
wha- Has ars-nyst r vhr1 5 pu.l
xnd nrw srsrr 5sT Il Al-a11s sooEk
uso- 1 auldnE As a Necessary 1a-
rt ms Erhr1s HVuissuHn-
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Psrsfrg r. tur-1E E1a kl1inr 2
a=sr uu7 q season - 1snz srs-r
sHns-2- Eho esn fhsoe ws- enough
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-16

N1rsF--x.s AisrHuds- Ba-uugas
EtE--s tninr NsE To-k taad dealers
s. so- sacb psun6 q .n0d- 1nfss 70
an tounf u thsi- poHsass5ur- H
1Iznsio1 1t 1tis pr1rT T. nEr1DEl a.
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pzr C. -hs VA 6es1 speedily. EEF-
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kn1r 1ss history n sFs-T1h11E We aEt
Il cirllEEuun Z we Eid- voluntary
szs-T1sisn niKf1 heuanr s7adHmi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-16

j " Marsh I1d wte CAicarcs
Les Raus1h and w1e Oklahoma
rtfs Geo -7orer ard wts 0k1-
bona Cstr r ] Williams and u4se.
ArEu1-a 3 C. Rr1vrlur Ck1h1uz
Cfr c e Han Kansas rtgs T H
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Smah = sui. z : BeeEer Ksrs-
Es C-y @ A Ncstnns Wirh1a. ~
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E wants MN be- tseHr
huFe ia werrr saaui vhHhH- De aurhr
fs re- married. or nu-1he III and
he- mahEr E-a Already planning ths
ve1l rr
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when & s1,s WINS n -el ifr vu.la
tusi hav Hlr she eIn hs shs DOES
hH- huErinr tiss sra1s aEHs e the
mua- cH. whlH shs and .Swea-H"
H-s arlrnr through The Tr-nc5IIl
Htrss-s ut the tawn
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u Is --rnL Re E~eE- rahHf ~ stns
men t- have their wvHF WI -ing
lurrs SKIRTS hu lhfT 5ur sos EnT
usf 81 nitsr mems wvHf Evnr Vr
tnHss comfortable Hhors skirts guE1
hecuuar rhE fashion .hls theu IL
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SuI lgw Schoai Su1sr- Fn3-n RI
FL IN hhirr to sss M .hef4 sffr-
inr trnes helUre me this 1nnrnrrr
suds sr.r application e p paV13s-
Tur-sA
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Tss. ant 1hH-s Irs glHrtr q rsafla
xha would rEthsr have Fuu Csc Bh1u1
-hsu lhs- q is- 1hs s-uth Eh1u.
thsm-And ron cart hEms thHm
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-16

John gEnisar C. naar PERRY was
.hu and dGngtrausly insured VhsI
lie gun ibccoeutHnv ts1ao1a1 4f
znr-r Irr vine hr was t.lEs IT aH..3zs
frs. accident o. iht aeIssu
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ne su1raHs NhHn lhsF AsElr vsE--
t1E lu1z sE-s tnarH W bs sums
u5 1hsm VIZ W. haTs Is hsnln waEr-
N rsiis aEEin DeHp stuH 81
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Ther1uf1s WI vh-1wn1 naE7-
ft7 IS tar rahs r. -ur rso
rrnguaf Ha-r- she wedding
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Ths hansTmean Is gvsr When ihs
h-ads begins IL dress Err brnHk-sEt
thE WY shs usH5 1o g. home
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A VIE wl-h e r.ad 5spaF riur mas
ErT tr-lhis keeping re-. husband Z
hrr wa4Hr Tou wU noilaa.
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THIS IS ne SEASON ni flE relr whHr
ihs housewife wha & q Ticper tutru-
s4RE Is preparing far .hs ne.1 - ng
and Suulmaf ,rap ~ "llEvrnr
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= M mace mttafih1t iitt
Km-.Toe aa1 aae chap made
.e.af 3 Hurrr sHlr toll.
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John Tu1lr nsE- AE-shIL was
th-rvr .-ur q horse Sun1ur ard suf-
.K-ret q broken an
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l-als Psrer--'Baf- SEND v-u-
nsnEh'sr away . Etshsoi ant a. kbs
learns i how le surkz.~
FS'apsr--Oh- fasa+~ arr ss
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SupdEv ~-tf ssEl ca- art ,iuutr
= tA- -ur--irr Eunsh-rr and crfr
II he srsrlrr
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TrluhlnF car loat q, snu' ana
III teet eoasv Ct urr ~ eas -
Cnsklffs
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~czliurrlA feTH' TrevHlTn n tht
stA4t curing ihF Tmss ttrss weeks is
clu.niKhuE NHs zen thnufa1d cnsef
N sIst NV less .nEr ss az 1Athl-
Ejes
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Fs-n .-oE q me rsIr il ths aa,t
reported s-.u Ta- zauo
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paunas tEnry 1suuHs so ---s.'-k-
EvE
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Gar saad q. Colorado ~ura I.aa-
Toes, g.tf bu s5e- giE Soc -CnaEsfr
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ctr-lzaiiaI is .hf tlaaues and lAl
sHhef lhlg uu As -rls p.snsl 8
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PAGE EIGHT

by Kns<lnnd .ft ths morning fa-
Nur1f fws,sgt Arkansas win 1au-s eel
grrfpt ptr4 Ee ll1l !lrfra
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SALMON RIVER BANKING co.
OF HYDER

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