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Conducts services at Kendallville, Ind. |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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"News" to offer series of nature stories: interesting articles written by Prof... |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Wilcox farm sold: deal made through T. H. Rodebaugh local broker |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Mrs. Albert Andrews dies at home near Powell |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Marriage announced |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Leppert Co. moves to larger quarters: office now located in Evans Building |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Helping the hen |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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What Worthington needs |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Worth heeding |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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John O. Roe succumbs to influenza |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Engagement announced |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Boy Scout news |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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United in marriage |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Nature: "Month By Month" |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Funeral services for George Welling held Wednesday |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Pedigreed cockerels in all Erlay flocks |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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County Supt. Beery makes address to Homedale P.T.A. |
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Jan 17 1929 |
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Card of appreciation |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Mrs. Amanda Corbin passes away |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Oldest resident of Hilliards dies at ninety-two |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Auto crashes thru railing near children's home |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Birth announcement |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Sells load of prize baby beef steers |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Pneumonia proves fatal |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Rev. F. R. Wiggins accepts pastorate here |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Injured in auto accident |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Monoxide gas causes near fatality to family of five |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Council holds first session in new year |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Debate featured at local Chamber Commerce meeting: Forrest F. Smith speaks on "The... |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Do any of these belong to you? |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Kiwanis Club holds New Year's party at M.E. church: over one hundred present |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Stricken by gas fumes |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Ordinance No. 0278 |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Start even again |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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He may be wrong |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Looking ahead |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Silent host |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Church wedding |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Appreciates assistance |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Boy Scout news |
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Jan 10 1929 |
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Flu strikes local telephone operators |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Auto license seekers make last minute rush here: three hundred and fifteen tags sold... |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Chicago man locates here |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Child succumbs to pneumonia |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Committal services held for L. M. Scatterday |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Kroger manager leases S. H. Turner property |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Forrest Smith to address C. of C.: Howard Potter and Ed Heil to stage debate |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Local farm news: club leaders plan year's work |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Township clerks and trustees form new organization: local man elected clerk |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Columbus preparing for big crowd on inaugural day |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Lindsey to be chief clerk of domestic relations court: Worthington woman in list of... |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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James Granger buried Wednesday |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Mail delivery delayed: contract for new location expected soon: service may not start... |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Heat and lights mean more eggs |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Letters to the editor |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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An open winter |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Startling figures |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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It sounds reasonable |
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Jan 3 1929 |
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Struck by auto: Mrs. M. B. Compton sustains severe bruises--driver in intoxicated... |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Mrs. George B. Kauffman dies in Arizona |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Dolls awarded to winners Christmas morning: Dorothy W. Simmons scores highest number of... |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Robbers blow school safe at local high school building |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Mrs. Anna Rogers succumbs to pneumonia |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Mr. and Mrs. George Armstrong celebrate 50th wedding anniversary |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Mrs. Seabury Pinney dies at home in Virginia |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Dies of apoplexy |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Christmas mails heavy here |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Tax books now open: Treasurer urges payment by mail when possible |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Local farm and poultry news |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Infant daughter dies |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Chapins have son |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Barn near Galena destroyed by fire: loss estimated at $4,000. |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Birth announcement |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Boy Scout news |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Another year |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Watch your checks |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Ordinance No. 0276 |
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Dec 27 1928 |
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Money in ducks |
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Dec 26 1928 |
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Mrs. Etta Morgan succumbs to heart disease |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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F. M. Southward passes away |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Former resident dies at home in Colorado |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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New A. & P. store holding opening to-day |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Council holds short session |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Ralph W. Simpkins dies |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Edward Clifford buys Burson Barber Shop |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Scouts hold second meeting |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Firemen make safety tests of schools |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Merchants warned of swindler |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Mrs. Jennie Hughes dies in Lousville, Kentucky: funeral held in Columbus, Sunday |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Local chapter O.E.S. installs officers: many out of town guests present |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Legion minstrel is well presented: appreciative audiences witness performances given on... |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Rail-Light inaugurates 20 minute car service here: new schedule put in effect Sunday:... |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Henry Gabel named head of Ag. Club: L. L. Rummel to speak at next meeting |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Comstocks have daughter |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Obituary |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Makes good record with leghorn flock |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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The Christmas spirit |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Don't bite at this |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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Observes fortieth wedding anniversary |
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Dec 20 1928 |
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David Van Schroyck passes away |
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Dec 20 1928 |
