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Robert N. Waid speaks at Kiwanis meeting |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Home Restaurant to hold formal opening: public cordially invited |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Interest in revival meetings growing |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Local students honored in O.S.U. campus activities |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Wind damages Flint property |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Chamber of Commerce proves royal entertainers at party: Hugh Fuller gives fine program... |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Severe wind storm leaves trail of damages in wake: losses in this vicinity placed at $2,... |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Robert Neds Farm sells again |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Barber returns |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Community meeting at parish house |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Local boy given splendid promotion |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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United in marriage |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Local butter graded at Ohio State University |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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To open garage |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Dublin honors 50 yr. old band: 300 in attendance at banquet and music festival |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Almon F. Coe dies of pneumonia |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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An unusual honor |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Outwitting crooks |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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A patriotic suggestion |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Homedale P.T.A. gives program |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Goal attained by Erlay organization |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Four veal calves bring $133.20 |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Letters to the editor |
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Mar 14 1929 |
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Mrs. A. J. Chantler dies |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Henry's Confectionery and Compton Barber Shop move to new locations |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Attends funeral of Miss Flora Hill |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Local farm news |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Village council adopts plan to remedy sidewalk problem: extension of High Street... |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Operetta at high school well attended |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Kiwanians hear Wittenmeier |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Child succumbs to double pneumonia |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Mrs. Byron Gardner dies suddenly at home in Powell |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Succumbs to nephritis |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Work started on new post office |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Music Club sponsors second annual junior recital |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Worth learning |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Riding on air |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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A sensible bill |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Paper bottles |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Boy Scout news |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Alfalfa growers to get information |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Obituary |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Personal service and material giving |
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Mar 7 1929 |
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Installs pop corn machine |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Young couple married |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Suburban places in demand: opening of Minerva Park to home builders stimulates real... |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Installs x-ray machine |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Fire causes $200 loss at Tuller farm |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Sharon Womens' Club meets |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Attends meeting of dentists and physicians |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Heavy timbers favored by early building: unique construction found in repairing of... |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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P.T.A. meeting well attended |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Henry's have son |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Frank C. Medick to place new and beautiful "Clear View" addition on market in... |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Cowmans have son |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Van Realty Co. moves University office |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Wm. Wilkinson dies at home in Hilliards |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Engagement announced |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Fewer city gardens |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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It's worth it |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Obituary |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Obituary |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Bolander speaks at C.C.L. husband's party |
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Feb 28 1929 |
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Father of Mrs. K. Cleveland dies in West Virginia |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Hurt when auto skids into ditch |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Potters have daughter |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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King winter back again: new cold wave brings three-inch snowfall here |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Charles E. Tuller dies at Mercy Hospital |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Local calves top the market |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Powell home burglarized: intruder escapes, but captured later and turned over to... |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Mother of Mrs. J. E. Barker dies |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Mrs. Margaret Thompson succumbs to stroke |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Child dies of whooping cough |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Hurseys have son |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Three hurt in auto accident |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Receives notice of appointment |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Civil War veteran dies at Powell |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Arras speaks to Kiwanians: North Columbus club observes ladies' night at M.E. church |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Health program endorsed by local school board |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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E. E. Brobst to move to new location: engaged in business at North Columbus for over... |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Barney P. Whip passes away |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Time table |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Not all gone |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Potatoes and styles |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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The auto's toll |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Marriage announced |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Samuel Martin succumbs to heart trouble |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Excellent breeding produces fine chicks |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Cattle owners warned about moving cattle |
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Feb 21 1929 |
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Riverlea paving contracts let by county commissioners: twelve streets to be paved at... |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Mrs. Martha Jane Fogle dies of infirmities |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Adds stock of shoes |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Third anniversary of new church observed |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Local high school boys winners in contests at O.S.U. |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Kiwanis hears Harrington: speaks on vocational guidance |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Fire damages roof |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Mrs. David Bale dies |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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C. of C. honors Lincoln: Charles A. Jones pays fine tribute in address |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Birth announcement |
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Feb 14 1929 |
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Future farmers organized |
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