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Akron Register Tribune in Akron, Iowa

08 May 1941

Page 10

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Akron Register Tribune

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Akron, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1941

Page

10

Twesmoky Years End of a Wild Bunch War

Bill Roper plans a Texas cattle war against Ben Thorpe with a split from Lew Gordon. Jody Gordon pledges to join him if he follows through, and Dry Camp Pierce begins preparations for a rapid Texas march.

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Dunty King Lew Gordon Texas Montang Ben Thorpe Thorpe King-Gordon Bill Jady Dusty Cleve Tanner Lasham Jody Gordon Jody Bill Roper Dry Camp Roper Lew Lew ‘Gordon Tim King Bar-Circle Willow Crick Stillwater Gordon Wdd Camp Pierce Pierce Wild Bunch Billy Roper Toxes Tony Gordon King Gordon King- Gordon Big Bend
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Speaking of SPORTS by Robert McShane

Golf debate pits old legends against modern stars as Sarazen argues today’s players outpace Bobby Jones Hagen and others. He cites longer drives, improved swing timing and practice, noting pars give way to eagle chances on longer holes.

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Robert McShane Bobby Jones Jones Francis Ouimet Boston Atlanta Walter Hagen Rochester Gene Sarazen New York Connecticut Sarazen Sammy Snead Jimmy Demaret Ben Hogan Lawson Little Craig Wood Snead Hogan
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Pattern No 82895 Fabric Size 14 Short Sleeves

Pattern No 82895 is designed in even sites 12 to 2. Size 14, short sleeves, 4 yards 39 inch fabric, bracelet sleeves, 41 yards. Send order to.

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Not So Dusty, but Oh What an Excavation

Willie asks his questions during a visit and learns houses are bricks engines iron bread flour and people are made of dust and earth. The punchline notes a large hole from their creation.

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