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AMERICA AT WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-Infantry bri-
gades of the Sind Division had their
baptism of fire in the Lagney sector
in Lorraine, but the days communi-
que from the AEF made no mention
of it. The communique said:
I'm spite of opposition we again inn
proved our position northwest of
Chateau-Thierry. In this region the
artillery of both sizes continues ac-
tive. In the Vosges, where patrolling
has been very active, raid attempted
by the enemy was repulsed."
Norwegian freighter Augvald was
sunk by a German submarine off
Cape Race.
Censors refused to permit showing
of a new movie, THE Yanks Are
Coming" declaring its would convey
useful information to the enemy.
Manpower of the Navy passed the
100000 mark.
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ANSWERS.

L. The last fiscal year reported bv
the Budget Commission was for 1896.
The receipts for that year amounted
to $530,617 This amount was littlc
over 100000 short of &c estimates
for that year.
2. AS an inducement to settlers Tho
legislature of 1740 offered in cases
where parties exceeded forty persons
in one body or company that they
should be exempt from taxes for 4
term of ten years.
g. The State owns 10000 shares. The
shares at par value are $3,0C0,20O
This stock has an estimated market
value of $4,41O,294.
4. Matt w. Ransom, who was
United States senator from North
Carolina for "a years was appointed
by President Cleveland in 1895 and
served two years as Minister of Mex
leo. Senator Ransom died near Garys-
burg, Northampton county, October 8,
1904, and was buried on his estate
neaer Weldon
5. John Sprunt Hill, of Durham; Will
liam A. Hart. Tarboro; John McBee,
Bakersville; Rufus A. Doughton, Spar
ia; James A.. Stikeleather, Asheville;
j. Elwood Cox, High Point; William
A. McGirt, Wilmington; w. c. Wilk-
inson, Charlotte, and ]. E. Camera,
Kinston. Frank Page, of Aberdeen,
was named chairman.
6. In the general election in the fall
of 1865. These elected were H. A.
Jones, j. R. Stubbs, C. C. Clark
Thomas G. Fuller, Josiah Turner, Jr.,
Bedford Brown and S. H. Waikiki.
Jones was the only man rot ais
,r'lified by thc constitution, bee ause
of service to the Confederacy. None
of the men were seated.
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= TODAY
TODAY's ANNIVERSARIES.

1s15-Robert NJ. McLane, soldier
Baltimore lawyer congressman, dip
lomat, governor, son of cabinet Of
ficer, horn at Wilmington, Del. Dieil
April 16, 1898.
1822-Felix o. c. barley, noted New
York illustrator of his day, born lii
Philadelphia. Died March 81, 1883.
1s37-Henry o. Marcy, Union sur
geon, noted surgeon of Cambridge
Mass, which city he did much to
develop born at Otis, Mass. Died Jan
uary 1, 1924.
1837-Nathan S. Boynton, Michigan
soldier, Port Huron, Mich, mayor
founder of the Order of the Knights
of the Maccabees, born at Port HUI
ron. Died in 1913.
1S51-Clarence Eddy Chicago's in,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES organist, born n
Greenfield, Mass. Died January 10
1887.
1888-Bronson Cutting. U. S. SEN
ator from New. Mexico, born at Oak
dale, N Y. Killed in plane crash
Nav 6. 1885.
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What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
BY FIRED H. MAY

1. What does North Carolina re-
ceive from inheritance taxes?
2. What inducement did the gen
eral assembly of 1740 offer European
Protestants?
3. How much stock does the State
own in the North Carolina Railroad ?
4. When was Senator Matt Ransom
minister to Mexico?
5. Who did Governor Morrison APP
point as the first State highway COM
mission in 1921?
6. When did North Carolina elect
seven congressman, only one of which
could qualify, and none served?
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TODAY'S HOROSCOPES.

Today gives a somewhat selfish dis
position, perhaps little jealous, and
possibly trifle indolent. There is
a measure of success, depending large
ly on the other aspects, such success
as the native seems to desire, but il
will probably be won 10y suavity and
subtle planning.
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WHITE DAISIES.

We have seen lot of pretty flowers,
But the white daisy beats them all,
When down falls the little showers,
Out sprouts the daisy tall.
The mount laurels are very pretty,
And all the others, too,
But the pretty daisies in the sun,
| gathered them for you.
Lula Grace Norwood.
Sixth Grade,
Townsville School.
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LUCKIES To TAKE ON
ROXBORO FRIDAY

After meeting Oxford this afternoon
at Pine Park. the South Henderson
Lucky Strike nine will be at home
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock 70
Roxboro one Of the best semi-pro
clubs to play here this season.
A fast game is in prospect for to-
morrow, and big crowd is expected
to witness the contest.
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Today is the Day
By CLARK K)NNAIRD
Copyright, 1898, for this Newspaner
by King Features Syndicate. inc.

Thursday June %; Midsummer
Day in Latvia. Victory Day in Es-
tonia. Morning star: Saturn, in
East. Evening stars: Venus and
Mars, in West; Jupiter, in East.
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Not In Durham

The Dispatch was advised today
that j. T. Smith, Miss Eloise Wig
gins (whose name it was said should
have been Mrs. Eloise Hulsey), and
Mrs. Laura Haithcock Finch did not
spend Sunday in Durham. The Dis
patch printed the item in good faith
on the basis of information furnished
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ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See Back Page
ANSWERS.

ANSWERS.
!. California.
2. Robin Hood.
3. Lock and lake type
4. Galaxy.
5. Department of Commerce.
6. President of Czechoslavakia.
Z. A place where coins are manu-
featured. ;
8. 1t is an abbreviation of the Latin
phrase pro tempore which is trans
lated "for the time being"
9. James B. Upham.
10. The science of law.
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FOR RENT FURNISHED REn
room. All modem CONVEX { aces. Mrs
j. r. Biller, 21J Belle erect, phone
oo|J or 04I. eN 1929
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REGULAR Pr ICES VITA VAP
paints, ready mixed outside white
colors, $2.95 gallon. Vita-Var semi
paste, $3.50 per gallon in SIS. Lin
seed oil, $1.OO per gallon Tanner
Roofing Co. tues-thurs-sat-t
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LAWN MOWERS, BALL BEARING,
sixteen inch blade, self sharpening,
easy cutting, four and five blades
for $7.45 and $8.45. See us for step
i ladders. Alex S. Watkins. 23-1.i.
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WE FOLLOW THE FORMULA Az
thorized by Goodall Co., makers of
genuine Palm Beach Suits, in clean
ing Palm Beach and Linen Shifts
Phone 464. Valet Cleaning Co,
"Henderson's Foremost Cleaners
% ct.
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ALL STATE LICENSED REhIrTv
operators. Phone 200 for appoint.
ment. Your patronage appreciated
Bridgers Beauty Shop. lat,
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HENDERSON BUSINESS C0IIEc1
: New term, September 5. There is no
type of training that returns 90
much for the amount invested az
business training.
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OUR TASKS REQUIRE DIVINE
GUIDANCE: Give me now wisdom
and knowledge that may go out and
come in before this people: for who
can Judge this thy people, that is so
great?-2 Chron. ITO.
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SAVE $50 ON YOUR TRUNKS
sultcases and bags. We have
large display to pick from and u
VIII pay you to see us. Caroline
Shoe and Luggage Store. Newt ~
new A. & p. 9ooc, ~
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VISIT OUR USED CAR LOT non
tetter values in used cars Mn Nh
Sales Co. ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-23

WE SPECIALIZE IN BODY AM
lender repairs. Motor Sales Co o5tf
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-06-23

FOR RENT ROOM BRICK YIN
neer house, on Gholson Avon.
modern conveniences, hardwood
floors, 2 baths. Call 231 or SEQ y
c. Faris, at Smoke Shop. 2s-atf
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TODAY IN HISTORY.

1683-Historic treaty of peace and
friendship signed between William.
Penn and the Indians.
1836-Congress enacted mea Gl'~a. the
Surplus Revenue Act. to distribute
Treasury's surplus. which amounted
to some $2OOrOOoO by depositing it
among the States in proportion 20
their. respective representation in
Congress-New York State still has
its share kept in separate f,'nd.
1857-William Kelly, Kentucky iron
works manufa cturer adiudged bv pat
ent office the original inventor Of
what. is now known as the Besseme;
process of making steel.
1860-Senator Stephen A. Douglas
nominated by Northern Democrats j.,
Baltimore on split Democrat ticket
their candidate to oppose Lincoln. Re-
publican, for President-received pop
ular vote next to Lincoln's
1868-First practical typewriter pat
ent No. 1926 issued Christopher La
than Sholes Carlos Glidden and Sam
uel w Soule of Observation-Disclosures
ely became the Remington
1801-Rain making experiments
in Texas under direction of U. S
Department Of Agriculture
1870. I. o. call laSor holiday in
Warren and Niles, Ohio.
4
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS.
Iryin S. Cobb, famed 7n+hor. born
at Paducah, XIV. 81 vaa~s 400.
Rear Admiral Henry r., Lockey, u.
S. NJ, born at Norfolk, Va GO yea
ago. - RI.
US. Senator e Pv~r Duff e WI
consin, borpAat sFon' d., lac 50 yeas
ago. .& ..ss1r
Charles D. 3Tfiile% of NTo,v York. ore
time Chairman of tine Republican Ma
ricnai Committee, born in Belmont
Coui ty, Ohio. II yeas ago.
l.au.ie Y. Erskina Of New Hope
Pa, author, born in Scotland, A years
ngo&
William A. Taylo~, retired U. s.
Department of Agriculture's noted
ponfologist, born at Chelsea, Mich, e
years ago.
Duke of Windsor. former King Ed
ward VIII, of Britain born "A YEA
ago.
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PLANTS FOR SALE-TOMAToEc
sue hundred or So thousand CO..
lards and sweet potatoes, fiftoon
cents hundred. All home qro,rn
and nice ones. A. J. Cheek. Pbonn
4O4 none
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try home, and it took an enthusiastic
crowd of us to drag him along.
My bald observations on what fol-
lowed are these:
l. Harvey Spencer
(a) Saw Married. Ware Jump on
and off q white horse.
Cb) Saw Maribel Ware after the
performance.
(c) Fell In love with Married. Ware.
Cd Invited Married. Ware TO din
ner at his home.
2. Maribel Ware
(a) Accepted Harvey Spencer's in
vitation
CD Dined with Harvey Spencer.
Co Fell in love with Harvey
Spencer.
Ergo, they joined themselves forth
with in holy wedlock.
A short courtship, you might point
out. But be not mistaken.
Theirs was a beautiful, radioactive
kind that lasts through
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the yearsyes. and through the cen.
taIr1es. barring adverse environmental
influence.
AGaribel quit without regret the cir
Gus she had been nurtured IN, and
Spence forgot tauts and contracts long
enough TO get IN a quick honeymoon.
I was sure that Spence and Marble
had combined to form an excellent
compound. but it seems wasn't en-
tirely right.
For one reason and another, I didn {
see Spence for some time after he re-
turned from points foreign. Then one
day he dropped into my lab, and you
could see without microscope that
something was wrong. We went through
the formalittes like Spartans.
Hello. Spence" greeted him, turn
ing down the Hunson burner I'd been
using.
Hello. Bill" he returned without
enthusiasm. "How's Mrs. DUMB"
"A little neuritis in her left arm.
Nothing serious" I informed him, and
added: "H0w's Maribel?"
well, thank you"
That territory covered, I made as if
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life, and bigger-and looking very
hungry indeed. It was tawny, had q
great name, and IL switched its tail
annoyedly. In short, It was not a
cocker spaniel but a gigantic lion that
stalked In and fixed US each in turn
with a baleful eye.
Spence had dropped back into a
chair with one ice-filied highball glass
IN his hand. He was staring in horror
at the interloper, which was growing
omin0usly somewhere within its rib
case. The cat approached me with
predatory tread and shifted I'D and
down my trouser crease. It's breath
sounded. at close range, like the China
Clipper taking off. closed my eyes,
resigned to the loss of my left leg, and
prayed silently for the welfare Of my
right.
But the animal was In no hurry to
eat. It strolled over to Spence and
went through the same shifting busi-
ness, including this time the highbali
glass and Spence's face. Then 1t
grunted, padded once more around the
room, dropped to the floor with a sigh
that was more q below and closed Its
eyes.
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with the same notions about privacy as
his grandson.
We drove up IN Spence's car. During
all the long trip. he was iubilant.
Nov III get some peace, all right.
he said bliSsfully and repeatedly.
Peace and quiet and plenty Of it, Tyu
roll in it'll wallow in Il"
We reached Huntville at about three
IN the afternoon. The main street was
barren OF people, except for q few
storekeepers lingering near their doors.
The depopulated aspect Of the town
didn't impress me as much as did the
vivid posters profusely distributed on
window, wall and fence. All OF them
announced the arrival Of,
VALLEYS MAMMOTH CIRCUS
The Biggest on Earth
Though inclined then TO ponder on
the queer tricks OF fate and circurn-
stance, / subsequently reasoned that
the presence OF the Valley outfit in
Huntville was nothing to wonder at,
because:
(al The outfit was, after all, on
the road, as Maribel had mentioned.
CD Huntville was on their itinerary
witness the fact that Spence had
met Married. there.
CTo Be Continued
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/, In all this time, Spence and I hadnt
moved a muscle. This, however, seemed
an opportune time to beat q retreat
Let's get out Of here" quavered
Spence nodded dumbly, and we both
rose to our feet with elaborate caution
The beast lifted its head and growled
we. took the hint and resumed oln
sitting positions.
Speaking of Inquisition tortures, I'd
take the Screw, Rack and the Iron
Maiden before I'd spend another such
hour as the one that followed. We
couldn't leave the room or reach q
telephone. We didn't dare move or
talk. Why? Because Leo didn't like It,.
Once, very unobtrusively, Spence
reached for cigaret. The monster let
out roar that shivered the chandelier
and It curled its upper lip, cooked its
head to one side and looked very nasty
Ike at Spence. The fellow had the good
sense to withdraw his hand. and with
a pardon me" expression on his face,
he went back TO his rigid pose.
A clock had Just struck the quarter
hour when there was the sound Of
someone at the door.
Its Married." Spence gasped.
The lion growled.
@MaryI" Spence shouted. "Stay outI
Don't come inl"
why not?" It was Maribel's voice,
and the young lady herself, pretty as
a magazine cover, followed 1t into the
parlor.
Then it was that I measured the
depth of Spence's affection for his wife
lie grabbed a small lamp and jumped
between Maribel and the beast. He
stood there, lamp In one hand, high
ball glass in the other, determined to
sell the life Of his loved one dearly.
MaribeI merely said: Spence, do stop
Hi, Bill"
She deposited her armfuI Of food
stuffs on the table, dropped to her
knees beside the Lion and put her arm |
around its neck.
Ooh, Fweddy," she cOoed. Whose !
big itty kittykins is oo2"
The monster licked her face con- |
/ saw Spence deflate from |
q hero to q beaten man.
And whose itty kittykins is it2" he /
asked, passing hand YEARLY over his /
eyes.
It was a question I had asked my
ieh repeatedly during those long !
1rawn minutes Of silent waiting.
AOh, Freddy belongs TO Captain
5eale," said Maribel lightly. Il told !
him he could leave Freddy here till he
'ound place to keep him"
Spence inflated once more-this time
o righteous indignation.
Married." he said evenly. '"ThiS is
why. Harvey" she objected. ''You
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
MAMMOTH CIRCUS
The Biggest On Earth
GRAZING ACT REVENUE
TOTAL FOR YEAR S2.8I

Federal funds totaling 50 1872 as were
received by State Treasurer Ray N.
Shannon representing the states In
come from 4,320 600 acres Of state land
under the Taylor grazing act.
Under the provisions Of the bill the
federal government returns to the state
at the end Of each fiscal year, so per-
cent OF the net proceeds from the
grazing land. That amount Is broken
down in a $3.50 ratio between the
county where the land is located and
land improvement districts.
The grazing act provides for the
rental Of forage lands 10 Montana's
ranchers
Paid off on a gross acreage basis
among counties in which the land Is
located this Is the total TO each sec
ton: Beaverhead, $1,30l.61; Broad
water. $18.69; Carbon, $4O0.68; Choteau,
s1O095; Fergus, $21 A; Gallatin, s21 IS;
Granite, S12l3: Judith Basin. $3.50;
Lewis and Clark, Sl0350; Madison,
s26405: Meagher, 50; Park, S26.71:
So: Powell. $3l 90; Richland.
s23: Rosebud, $305.58; Saltwater, S1I76;
Sweet Grass, $42.82: Teton, s6010;
Toole, S6782; Yellowstone, s16.17.
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How Women
in Their 4O'S
Can Attract Men

Here's good advice for q woman during her
change usually from 38 20 81, who fears
she'll lose her appeal to men, who worries
about hot flashes, loss Of pep, dizzy spells.
upset nerves and moody spells.
Get more fresh air, hrs. sleep and Il you
need a good general system tonic take Lydia
+. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
especially for tpomeH. II helps Mature build
up physical resistance, thus helps give more
vivacity 70 enjoy life and assist calming
iittery nerves and disturbing symptoms that
often accompany change Of life. WELL
WORTH TRYfNGl
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wouldn't want me to refuse an old
friend a favor, would your"
Spence waxed wroth
"Oh. wouldn't IT, he exclaimed. mo
sooner do we get rid Of Madame Franco
and Jerry"
Jerry didn't have any teeth" in
corrupted his wife, and Madame
Franco Is q charming woman. "
"A l7-foot python doesn't have TO
have teeth, and as for your Madame
Franco. wen, she never charmed any
thing but snakesl"
But she was only here three days"
Maribel offered.
That's three days too much. This
Is the end. refuse 70 sleep In the
same bed with chimpanzees. I don't
care II they can ride bicycles and roll
Ter skate.
whats more, III not give I'D nv
quarters to any impecunious barker
that comes along. And you can tell
your trapeze artist friend to take his
tights out Of my closet"
Maribel was sobbing softly, and
when the harangue ended, she said:
I'm sorry, Harvey. didn't know you
Spence melted.
Jaw, gosh, honey" he said, taking
her face in his hands, I'm not filing
a complaint against you It's Just that
/ want 70 be sure my desk won't be
full OF trained fleas. don't want to
find the worlds smallest adult using
my shaving kit. don't want TO be
humping into the circus thin man or
Flotoma, the fat lady, every time I
take q step / don't want to find a
lion here when have important work
to do. A man can stand so much and
no more"
Having delivered himself Of that
speech, Spence gave Married. a big
white handkerchief, from which she
shortly TO say:
1T really isn't my fault. It's lust
that-that Mr.. Valley is broke, and
Valleys Mammoth Circus is heading
for the rocks. They're lucky If they
hold together this season. Somebody's
got to-to help them, and-well. we
circus people-were-"
Il know" Spence broke In. You're
Just a big happy family"
Yes. That's It," Married. nodded.
BY this time, I didn't need a slide
-tile and logarithm tables to get the
situation straight. Outside influence I
mad kicked up the matrimonial sea. /
e had beloved and heaved and /
threatened to build up a tidal wave. but /
low everything was at normally.
Spence kissed her very tenderly. and /
Aaribel said, well. anyhow there's /
nothing TO get het up about, because
he show went on the road three days |
lgo-not the whole show, but most Of I
land so you don't have to worry"
You bet DON'T" said Harvey. I'm
'oing to Huntville, where can have
ONE peace and quiet, and maybe Bill
md can get some work done"
Married. was delighted.
IN leave tomorrow. You boys can
ollow me up there" she enthused, the
ecent alteration already forgotten
III have the place all spick and span
eady for you. I'll arrange for q mayors
committee, brass band
nd"
And leave out the last" said Spence.
This expedition is in search Of peace
nd quiet"
we all laughed, and Captain Beales
ittyktns snarled.
Spence's country place lies Just out
de Of Huntville. The house itself is
broken-down affair, but there's plenty
nice ground around it, and q big
one wall hens in the whole plot. He
lherited the worthless real estate
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Published By Special Arrangement With The
Chicago Trihnne-New York News Syn
dicates Inc.
A STAKD LAWYER nEARRTES A
BAREBACK RIDER AND FINDS
LIFE FULL OF UNEXPECTED
THRILLS.
IN TWO PARTs-PART ONE
a RE YOU MARRIED 10 Circus
- bareback riEaeF7
- Harvey Spencer b, and he
a. - tells me hes aulfe happy now.
But 1t wAsTa1 50 long awo that
ne was moaning On my shoulder and
beating bis head against walls.
As chief chemist kor United Products,
Inc see Spenee quite often. Hes
corporation lawyer, and United Is one
Of his accounts. Many times ne has TO
consult n@ on this or that technical
detail We get along like Hz and O.
Ordinarily, Spence is not one TO gen.
crate into puerifty when the circus
parades into town. IN fact. he's been
70 but one circus in all his sanely-spent
years. That was upstate at Huntsville,
where Spence has broken-down coun-
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
MEMBERS HONORED

The state supreme court has appoint
ed committees to draw resolutions on
the lives and services of five justices
who have died during the last three
years They are Walter B. Sands, Henry
N Blake, Albert J. Galen, Edgar N.
and Albert p. Stark.
nnaa Az E.ia.-lal.a Aa..naa.a..aa..a.
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Spence's country place lies Just out
side of Huntville. The house itself is
a broken-down affair. but there's plenty
stone wall hens in the whole plot. He
inherited the worthless real estate
from his grandfather, a queer codger
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EMPLOYMENT

s15.OO DAILY EASILY EARNED buy
ing up old bottles. magazines, rags, scrap
metal. used merchandise, herbs, ETC. tor US
falo, Minnesota.
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BUSINESS sTTNTULATORs

MERCHANTS ATTENTION. Proven
sales ideas that bring real business. Send
81 90 for three W. s. FIEIGAN. Oneonta, N. Y.
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DOGS FOR SALE

CATTLE AND SHEEP DOGS-NatlIral
heeIers $500 and up. ASHAEEAD STOCK
RANCH Chester, Montana.
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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1938-07-16
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