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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
Mrs. Lee R. shafer Dies Suddenly.

| Mrs. Lee r. Shafer passed away at
her home near Nyssa, Ore, on the 11th
instant after very brief illness, pre-
sumably heart trouble. This sad news
was brought to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. Barbee, whose farm home
| is on the Clearwater three miles below
Kamiah, and Mr.. Barbee left to bring
her remains back here for interment.
He will arrive tonight and the fun
eral will be conducted Friday morning
at 10 clock by Rev. M. Pike at the
Community church in this city, and
burial viii take place at the Nezpercc
cemetery.
Mrs. Anna L. Barbee was born De
cember "a, 1881, at Savannah, Mo-, and
came with her parents to the Palouse
country, and later to their present
home on the Clearwater river. She
married Lee r. Shafer on June 26,
1907, and after residence of several
years in the Alpine section north >of
this place and later in Nezperce, they
removed to Oregon about three years
ago. Her husband and two children
survive. She is also survived by her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Barbee,
and three brothers and three sisters:
Ed. Barbee, of Kalispel, Mont, and
Joe and Harry, of this vicinity; Mrs.
Jas. Wimpy, Mrs. Frank M. Young,
and Miss Lottie Barbee of this vicin-
ity.
The antimely end of this good wom-
an is a distressing blow to her rela-
tives and calls forth the deepest sym
patry from all who know her estimable !
family.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Two Games with Grangeville.

Last Friday night the Grangevillt
Five went down to defeat at the local
gym. to the tune of SO to 12. 1t was
a slow game, due to Grangeville IS in
ability to locate the hoop. and the
ciosr Decisions of the referee.
Aea.n. Saturday night, the Ncspeyce
Quintet defeated the Grangeville team
% to II. This game was a Itta, faster.
but almost the same type of game as
the first one. It was clean contest.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16

The eight pure-bred Poland China
hogs brought to this city from the well
known herd of Taylor & Sons of neal
Culdesac and sold at public auction
last Saturday found ready market at
fair prices, the top figure being $6o
paid by H W. Longeteig of Central
Ridge for what was generally consid'
cred the best pig in the bunch. The
offerings were bred gifts, to farrow in
the spring, and the average price paid
was $4s.2O per head. John Koepl, h
w. Longeteig, J. E. Clemans and Frank
Blenders bought one each and Har-
lev Brannon and Earl Reinhardt
bought two each.
Our people know the value of hogs
on the farm and it is good to see them
replenishing their war-depleted herds
with real quality stuff.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
ROUTE 2 NEWS.

John. Stellmon has left his farm for
the remainder of the winter, he and his
brother have opened a real estate Of
flee in town.
VIM. Bell, who has been spending the
winter with Aaron Wimpy on the for
mer Nixon place, has been cutting
wood for some time on the reserve.
Sven Thompson has been working
for Philip Weeks lately.
Mrs Geo. Gamble has been spending
the winter in Spokane. George is at
tending to the farm and R. L. Anstine,
who is teaching the Harbke school, is
staying with him.
Arthur johnson, who has been i'll
with the asthma and flu, is reported
out of danger and making satisfactory
progress towards recovery.
Sumner Bullock and family are
spending the winter on the M. Kelly
farm.
E. F. Akridge, of Alpine, returned
the first of the week from Kamiah, at
which place his family is wintering.
Plenty of snow north of town.
Several flocks of prairie chickens
show that this bird is able to care for
itself during stormy weather. xxx
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
Auto License Dead-Line' Date for
1922.

BY resolution passed at the annual
meeting of the Assessors Association
in January, it was recommended to this
department that the dead-line' date
for automobile licenses for the year
1922 be set at March LIST. In accord
ance with the resolution, this depart
ment has forwarded notice of this
dead-line' date to all peace officers
of Idaho and has asked that the coop
crate with us in broadcasting the in
formation as to the "dead-line' date
before March LIST and in enforcing the
law after that date.
Get your license and avoid argu-
ment.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
Christian Church.

Bible school at 10 a. m. A live wire
class is waiting for you, come and
study the Bible with US.
Morning worship at II a. M, com
munion and sermon. The Junior choir
will sing. Pauline Moser viii sing a
solo.
Juniors meet at p. M. Mrs. Hart
ley, supt.
intermediate endeavor at $3.50. This
is live meeting and they are doing
things. See their play tonight at thu
auditorium.
Evening worship at 1880. Live song
service and sermon. Mrs. Olsen and
Callie Basket will sing duet.
Junior choir practice at the church
st / p. M Saturday. Make the Chris
tian church your church.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
After year and half of much

After a year and half of much
benefit to the people of the county, the
Lewis County Public Health service
came to a close last Saturday, in ac-
cordance with an order of the county
commissioners. Miss Holes, the reg.
istered nurse in charge, will leave this
week for Lewiston to report to and bs
in touch with the Red Cross headquar-
ters there, which has the direction of
the service in the territory covered by
the Lewiston Chapter That the work
has been well and faithfully admins
tered in our county is borne out by the
record and acclaimed by all who have
come in touch with it, and Miss HOLES
leaves host of good friends here who
will not soon forget her kindly minis
trations nor her charming personality.
AS the children, especially, who have
been helped through her office grow
into fuller realization of the benefits
they have received, will this feeling
become more manifest.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
John wallace In Eastern Athletics.

John wallace In Eastern Athletics.
"Johnnieo Wallace-at least he
will always be known to his old home
town folks here as Johnnie-son of
Capt. Chancey Wallace of this place,
is making his mark as basket ball
player in fast company back east. In
a group picture of basket ball stars Of
Gallaudet College, Washington, d. G.,
the Washington Star of Sunday, Jan.
8, gave good likeness of Johnnie. In
referring to the play of his college, the
paper said his team was scheduled dur
ing the succeeding week for games
with William & Mary College of Rich
mond, Va, and. st. Johns Military
Academy of Annapolis, Md.
After finishing in the school for the
deaf and dumb at Gooding, Johnny
took two years in the deaf and dumb
institute at Vancouver, Wn., and is
now on five-year course in chemistry
at the National College in Washing
ton, d. G.. He has gone strong for
athletics, and in spite of the handicap
of defective hearing, has been among
the best in ring sports, football and
basket ball throughout his school life
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
Laiers Eentertain.

and Mrs. Nicholas Laier enter
q number of friends at thel'
last night. Pinochle and dane
Fere the principal amusements O
yening. A sumptuous supper was
a by the hostess at midnight, al
which the guests continued trlp
the light fantastic until the wet
hours. A cake walk by Mrs. +
ditchell and Edw. Chaplin was en-
! by all.
ose present were: Mr.. and Mrs
McCown, Mr.. and Mrs. Edw
En, Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Olsen, Mr.
Mrs. P. w. Mitchell, DIR. and Mrs
/. Dummit, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Heston
Levi Thomas, Mrs. Bessie Been
Messrs. G. D. Suppinger, J. II
les, Ben Laier.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
Dance Of Yesterday.

The second old time dance will be
given at the Nezperce Hotel on Fri
day, Feb. "a, and, judging from the
big hit made by number one, this viii
find the whole community on hand
1t means a mighty good time for all
who attend.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
School Social.

Miss Brady's pupils of the Fairview
school will give social at the school
house on Feb. "a in which carnival
stunts, games and dancing win be fea-
tured. A bountiful cafeteria lunch will
be served and everyone is invited.
Bring your appetite and also your
pocket book.
1t is presumed the FLU quarantine
viii be lifted ere this time; otherwise
the social win be postponed.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16

bruary 10 to 25 has been set aside
Ie "National Week of Song,
everybody is urged to sing every
Make yourself glad, or seem glad,
if it is hard on the neighbors.
every day-do your part to make
,ly a national week of song.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
CAN YOU MEASURE THIS IN DOLLARS AND cENrs1
Report OF Lewis County Public Health Nursing Service from
September /, 1920 to February 10, 1922

Health inspection of schools - 10
Health examinations of children 3946
Children examined second third time 2118
Notices of defects parents 3019
Corrections made inspection of schools
Corrections made after 538
Total corrections $40
Operations correcting lifelong deformties
Operations for diseased appendix 3
Social service visits 248
Home visits to school children 236
Health talks in schools
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
,bors Of woodcraft Entertain.

Ehbors of Woodcraft Entertain.
nner Reservation Circle entertain
i Tuesday evening at the Frater-
Hall about 100 Circle members,
knds, friends and Woodmen IN
usual hospitable manner.
1 decorations were very appro-
i for the time and occasion, hearts
kring in profusion and st. Valen-
colors, red and white, being used.
music was furnished by our circle
Eians, Mrs. Hyde and Miss Down
Cards and dancing and a general
time were indulged in until the
b hour, when two lines were form
la ladies and gentlemen advanced
Eaw their partner. The box con-
be the numbered hearts was pre-
over by the usual cupid and
amusement was had in matching
b. Sandwiches, salad, cake and
d were soon disposed of, when
ng and general social intercourse
resumed and continued until the
of departure. All present conceo-
he Circle to be hard to out-do
it comes to entertaining. T. Y.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16

Mrs. MINI Rogge, of Seattle, IS Wis
ting with her sister, Mrs. G. G. Pen
nell, for short while.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
fects corrected after first exam-second exam

where badly needed and family
allow their being the Red Cross
the county furnished funds make them possible Three OF
operations for deformities accomplished this
Cred Cross) ppendix operations (Red Cross}, five
recons of teeth con and two operations for onss and
adenoids Red Cross county, Acting the cases
vesgaed and reported by the county the Red Cross
Sepember 1920 relief work and phys
ical corrections in the county, $1173.93
When contagious disease appears school, epdemcs
by daily examination of each pupil who has
exposed the disease If showing any suspicious
TOMS child Immediately excluded from school This
procedure called contac Inspection The homes of the
children also visited the staying the outside
explain the parents quarantine regulations and other
precautions keep the disease from spreading Three
inspections have been conducted bv the county nursing
for measles the Nezperce school, for nfant
rays Nezperce eques of county physician) for diph
liberia Caigmont reques OF county physcan In none
Of these instances did epidemic develop.
report hardly be made of the social service phase
the work. it involves intimate details of family life and
But considering the physical aspect of the work
only when the child of three running about
straight sturdy little egslegs that had been too shapen
support the hds weight ;when she child OF eight
walking without former handicap of defOrmty caused
by nfantile paralysis developing shrnken muscles and get
ting back the realm of normal childhood when she
high relieved of handicap that isolated him from
his feowmena condition that would eventually have under
mined his heah when she little girl OF eleven throw
away after successful operationa child who
had with dsocated hip the resulting deformity
increasing the child older when she looks into cean
and abscesses when children tell shng faces
they their tonsis and adenods
were she hears children talk plainly who be-
needed operation could hardly understood the
class room all these thingsand morereaz
they the direct of the and
half Public Health work the county she cannot call that
year half wasted she believe that the county
has received full value for the money expended on the
nursing service
In all this expenditure has amounted to $780, salary,
and $1089 49, expenses; totalng the sum of $224998
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16

NOTE the date appearing with your
name on this paper. Tt tells when your
subscription expires.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16
THE SOCIAL SWIRL.
of pleasing Events Scatter Duh
te and sycore Big In Nezperce.

ing the past week things have
very much alive in Nezperce, soc
speaking, and most of us have
&d the wee sma hours with a
Rrity that has become almost a
0the larger numbers, was the re-
5n given Monday evening by the
Echapter of the Order of Eastern
III the Fraternal Hall and Temple
|re. The program of literary and
hl features, as published last
was put over with a cleverness
did much credit to the partici-
and delighted the large assem-
made up of members of all
hodges. Of the literary phase of
Ell, the debate on the unique ques
Resolved that the Ford Exerts
Filizing Influence" stands out
lnently as work of aggravated
/. York Herren and Mac SEQ
the affirmative's strong lineup,
held the virtues of the world 3
popular auto that it looked like
rkard to the audience, which
them the decision. The negative
Mighty well taken care of by
G.. H. Ellis, DR.. II. M. Dummit
.eo Robertson, however; the first
gentleman injecting local color
lis argument SO mercilessly that
ecision teetered dangerously to-
his side
sr the debate, lunch boxes were
auction to the amount of about
nd the crowd spread its feast in
raternal Hall. Dinner over, all
ed to the Theatre, where dane
included the program.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16

In The and half that the Public Health Nursing
Service has been in existence Lewis county school in
the county, except the St Anthony School of Nezperce
given three health inspections each inspection consisting Of
individual health examination of pupils with the findings
recorded and notices of defects parents AT each visit
to the school the sanitary conditions also looked into
and ii needing Improvement reported to the county
ernenden of schools The St Anthony School had only two
examinations the inspection for this omitted at
the of Father Zuur AS there 40 children in at
tendance there it safe that there would have been
corrections to add to the total listed above
The growth of the work will be noted in the fact that 1872
corrections made between he first and second
tons and 53S between the secod and third In other words
the first of defects discovered 20 per
edied the second 32 per cent and this spite of the
creasing ghtness of money In this connection interest
ing observe the response of the several communities the
work follows:
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1922-02-16

n Harlan Moser home was the
h of two delightful affairs on
lay afternoon and evening. In
irst Mrs. Moser entertained the
hn's Missionary Society of the
kian church with a short but inn
I've program and devotional ser
and nice luncheon. About As
i participated in this afternoon
the evening members and guests
ee Young People g Glass of the
tian church Sunday school to the
er of about 35 were entertained
10 st. Valentine IS social which
very much ga heart affair." as
Bted by the invitations. The
am, which had been wrought with
ingenuity and bespoke consider
effort and cleverness IN the part
le makers, provided one of the
satisfactory evenings entertain
possible, and the fun was nicely
ned with dainty luncheon, serv-
everal members of the class.
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Observation-Disclosures

VI bU ODD jobs c%arpentenng aud
house building reasonable investigate
1uf iue prices ESTIMATES FREE fhuue
$500 ". klakan .l2 iale
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24
Nine Arrests Made
In Last of Series
OF Raids at Gallup

Tho last Of re- series OF r~aidssar-
comfy conducted 90 Gallup by pro
hIhlfluu ufIccr' has resulted in
niup arrests 90" seilure % ciRhf
-fflIs aud large quantities Of uquc
mostly whisky and wine
ThoHu who we're arrested or tnc
charge OF possessing rtllis wcrr
Josur Ialudrn and JACK Meyewl
ono ftlll sebastian redrg2u two
zfiIls. Nireuti GotucT Carlos iTed-
ca. Gnnzalo ut.tru Isabel kuoias
and Gourgc Harris one stll each
Sick kvznir was charged with poa-
-cssiur fE quarts Of wine An Of
the Jccuascd were able 90 furnish
bond except ituelna The bonds
tauued from $500 Ga 81 900
Some uf thovo previously ar
rested hevc ronr 90 santa re a.
uiend EIilfy Iu iho federal district
court Ths Hlcutr who conducted
tht raids returned from Gallup
Yesterday
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

NOTICE or SUIT
So l9eaa

NOTICE. or SUIT
STATE oF NEw MEXICO.
County { nernalilo.
iu tho District Court
Charles A Wilimarth. plaintiff.
W.
s 81 Moore. the unkuavn heirs 81 = N
Moore. ora an unknown claimants 81
interest adverse 60 piaiutiff ia tho
resi- cstatc hereinaiier dsssrbea.
To tht Aheyc Named p~efendantss
You ore hfreby notified that ! suit Ia.
been filed against yuu in the said Coofi
aud County by tho shove named riHintif
in which the plaintiff prays Tor ihe e.
tnhhHhmrnt ~ his estate that you anu
eAch ~ you b. barred aud forever e.
topped from having or claiming any right
piainuffs title p. d~stsrmined and FOR
ever quieied and 30 81 rest 20 the follow
Iuc described premises. to-uifs
lots numbered Vine tgl and Ten
lint in Hloek Numbered Twelve ti2l
~ The Perez Addition 60 the city a.
AhuluFruue according 90 the Hasr
Of said Addition filed in the office
% WH rebate CLERK and Fa-offeio
hrcorf4r heTualllln County. \ NJ.
MAY Oh 1891.
N9n are fertilizer notified that unless
vow enter ur rEuan Co. be- entered paHr
tn pth dar ~ Iunr ig2 Judgment viii
be- rendered ir said Cause aeninfi yen by
default und me relief prayed Tor vin b.
sfHrfrl Tho unmr ~ tho nlaluflffH
attorney bel John NnnHhlf whose post 81
'I.H address h AlhurucrIur A N
FREn CRoLbpTr
~ HARRY = Lax
hH-r i5.,s Nav rs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

WASHINGTON April - Ths
Fuprcmc couft To-day rrfured q re-
Efnssf uurr. Mtltor Brown and
VIM Finley who were held gutli,
lu lower courts - violation 81 hr
\ olstpbd act in possessing in M
Douglass cluh ~ Fresno cam b
pint both. Of Jackaas brandy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-24

Paris has an cNcozH 81 SOC, 900
Womon owe men according 20 lat
est cenHu figures
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LEGAL NOTICES
or blssoLrrIoE or

NOTICE nF n~fESOLTTlON OF
PARTNERSHIP
THE UNDERSIGNED GUST kol
Las and LOUIS sTATHis who have
heretofore conducted the STATE sll-h
$50 rAkLoK az i-i West Central Ave
rar. Albuquerque. New MeHico. as TART.
mere have this day dissoi. q such uart.
urrsnlr By mutual cuufrut
ut -T hulLAS silt ray 900 obligations
duo from she partnership and wh o1
lcri All outsaudinE aceounts doe She part.
rrrshtr a. % noon hpn. ~
LOUIS slA4uls
Dated April So 1879
Atal go al-21-2i4 &C.
NorIcE or SUIT
so. 1921
STATE uF INV NEXICO.
County Hf bsruallln.
!. fhv uuatfIft Conn.
N1at S Rsdmsr plaintiff
Eusr Bedim,r d-sfs6dant
10 tuy Above Named nefCs dantai
you are hereby uetlti bat % suit
ha. been filed ssaiust }ou n tar said
Court sod Cosnfy BY The shove nsmsd
plaintiff In which aid pihlutlN prags ttr
a|.HnIute divorce 0u tho rruunds q HhHr
document Aud Inu are fuaer notified
naf uvIrs Feu cn.e- Hr tautr o. 1e cn
ffsed .rar appearance in saad cause on or
To- fHrr fEr #Irf taH 70 NHN A. D. 1922.
iuI-mUlf eHI hr -enier~l ~ sati clut.
HEuIuHN HHM NH NNNHN| 500 NV EHIfl
trayri fof VIII be- srutr4
Ihr name Of thc PLAINTIFF ]aftornsy i'
Thrs D Mahry vhuso unst office adttrsi
A-fHuHarrlut. y N.
,sEALI clers.
DeuuiY.
April i7-I May U.s.
NOTICE oT SUIT
80 1875
STATE uF NV MEXICO.
County Of hcruallln.
In ths District Court.
rrtita Eariuosa knsnusiuu. rlatntff
"
To- .fr Above Named nrfrndauts
You co. herahy naufcd that a suit has
hssn tiled asainst You 900 said Court
81 lHsHfy ny che shove HlmHl plaintiff.
n ubifh tho sid plainun prs7s for
ahsniufr divorce on tho sruHulf ~ huan.
dnuuHat And }uu ere nrthfr notified
that unless yuu enter o. cause o. hf en-
tered HnHr appearance m tlld cause on
nr before fhr ira GAY ~ May a ID
1879 ludefurrt rii bo rrndf nd in sH'd
cHnta against You by dsiaaft anl tio
relief prayed fUr sill he GRANTED
The name of tho plaintiff attorney BE-
A q FspIt.a ~h1se pestcfh-s sddrrss
b. : Wtifinc Hldr ~AihuuuHr4Hr n n
FKEp CenlIOTT
ny HARRf y LIZ
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LEGAL NOTICES

LEGAL NOTICE
STATE oF INV mExico.
County Of heraailio.
~ the District Court,
william j. neaachamp. plaintiff,
NeIia Crane. defendant. -
Notice h hereby risen that by virtue
u the final iuagiueni entered ~ ~
above ceuse or Ne first day. % April,
tes1;, r., hssnsi,lis a,n ~ ne An ns
dag ~ May 1879. A. ven o'eiork "a the
forenoon. .. the frunt door - the Court
House ~ ~ tnunty n hernalulo. Nee
Mr1fca. offer Tor aale and seli 81 rahllc
suction 10 The hiehcrt and beot biddff fns
rash tho follow inr resi- estate sitaaie
IN the County 81 hefnallIl0. New Har.
leo more particularly deserihea ~ FOL
lhs NORTH half N9l q ia'. ono 90
20 six COZ inrlnsive u Biosk seesn fSl
~ tho Orieinai Iavnnitc 10 the Cty ~
Aihuqr rruue - shown on Mat silfd
April iH, lsse. ihi. ssle beinE madf 20
entitled cause Tor the sam u Five Hnudr~d
Sisfy three Dniisu and Port fisr Cenis
tssoa t5l with Interest thereon ai the
ne dr.i. DAY u fprii' ipssa. ~isa ttsss
1NroNio c oRTrz.
sheriff Of Bsrnuililo cuuhiy.
Arr 1io-iTssa
LEGAL NOTICE
srkTr oF MN MEXICO.
eernty u b. naiuio.
III fhc District Cpurt
First savinss hauk \ rrusi Company q
Albuquerque n n. plaintiff
Federico p Chavez. Tossna > Chavez and
lsidru s-adoval defendants
Of ihe final iudrmeai entered ia iks assss
cause on che llst daY % December. 1911.
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PERSONAL

rfN-iONe Spanish var ~4nflppirs
service teierans new laws ana rules
give Nnu 'fhrfiI pensions rfU inc
trsuk Fisscrald Lawyer Mansur nlk
fuIIHnhpulis. ind
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FARMS N RANCHES

MALL Farm WANTED tf 500 cave
q good iov priced farm fnr sale ~
change write lur ~ na.. HItH fuiI DO
fiutlHn. lowest price etc. John ID
tkef ~ Quetn Art
HDR sALR small garrt three
fourths mile west 81 bridge modern
Huuse A y james Phone 2Af1Ig
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FOR RENT

w VIII FtRNiSn ran LoT ASp
3 ~ ~ % foot tents 81 $500 H
mnnfh VIII rent one tent ulthHat lHi
Tor ~ 90 e month Real ESTATE chang
900 Mrff Conner