Prominent Bloomfield Doctors Advertise 24 Hour Call Service
L Ranin MD Bloomfield on Stalcup's drug store office offers prompt day or night calls. Cravens physician and surgeon at North side of the Square, Bloomfield. Ril R Lowder with eyeleigh's drug store office. Burke MD physician and surgeon Scotland Indiana. All calls attended promptly day or night.
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A. OF
Gallemore
Claiw
Public Square
Court House
Bloomfield
Indiana
J W. Gray
Ind
Cavins & Caving
L.ranin
S. Stalcup
Cravens
Ril R. Lowder
Eyeleigh’s Drug Store
South Room
Bloomfield, Ind
Burke
M.D
Scotland
Powell Trustee Prepares Weekly Office Visits in Wright Township
Notice announces that WM Powell, trustee, will be at Jasonville each Tuesday during his term and at his residence on Saturdays forenoon to transact township business. No other business will be transacted except on those days as provided by law.
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Wright Township
Greene County
Indiana
Jasonville
WM. Powell
Notice of Trustee Office Hours in Washington Township
George Bogard trustee announces weekly office and residence hours on Saturdays during his term to transact township business. No other business will be conducted except on those days as required by law in Greene County Indiana.
Trustee Announces Weekly Office Hours in Cass Township
Jound Moore trustee of Cass township Greene County Indiana announces he will be at his residence one mile southeast of Newberry on Mondays and Tuesdays each week during his term to transact township business. No business will be transacted on days other than those, as provided by law.
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Cass
Greene County
Indiana
Newberry
Jound Moore
Taylor Township
Henry Loryter
Notice to Taylor Residents From Trustee Henry Loryter
Notice to the people of Taylor declaring that the trustee will hold office hours at the residence on Saturdays and that no business will be transacted on other days, as provided by law. Henry Loryter, Trustee.
Grant township notice from Greene County Indiana trustee
Notice to residents of Grant township Greene county Indiana that the trustee will conduct township business at the trustee's residence two miles south of the precinct each Saturday. WMIH DECKAUD Trustee.
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Grant Township
Greene County
Tndiana
WMIH
Deckaud
Erustee’s Rotire TOTICE for Highland Township
Notice to residents of Highland township Greene county Indiana that SIMON BLAND as Trustee will transact township business at his residence on any day in the week except Sunday.
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Highland Township
Greene County
Indiana
Sundar
Simon Bland
Notice of township business in Stock- Con township
Notice to residents of Stock- Con township Greene county Indiana that Joseph Moss Trustee will transact township business at his office in Linton on any day of the week except Sunday.
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Stock- Con Township
Greene County
Indiana
Linton
Joseph Moss
Notice of Petition to Sell Real Estate in Greene County
William Smiley and William Smitey as administrators of the estates of Elizabeth Cunningham and William Cunningham sue Thomas A Cunningham Jesse Eber Cunningham and Alexander Nett in probate court. A petition to authorize sale of estate real estate for debt payment is set for February 25 in Bloomfield with hearing on February 13. Clerk Franklin Ramsey witnesses.
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Circuit Court
Greene County
Indiana
Thomas A. Cunningham
Jesse Eber Cunningham
Alexander Nett
Sail Court
Bloomfield
Franklin Ramsey
Farss and Mills Sole Tad Exchange in Catalogue
Farss and Mills firm names appear in a prop catalogue from Richmond Virginia. The entry notes a sole tad exchange and lists 8 alongside B.Chaffingco.
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Farss and Mills
B.chaffingco
Richmond, Va
Bloomfield Fair Secretary Reports Strong First Year
Secretary Wma. M. Moss presents Greene County Central Agricultural Society finances and a year in review. He highlights the 90 day setup, strong horse racing, smaller livestock displays, and urges breeders to improve cattle sheep and hog quality while sustaining growing ladies' department support. Net receipts show a positive balance after expenses.
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Bloomfield
Greene County Central Agricultural Society
School Revenue Distribution by County Auditor
The county Auditor completed January school revenue distribution from state funds listing Richland township 1409.10 Taylor 705.90 Jackson 1267.11 Beech Creek 835.72 Highland 484.12 Fairplay 343.15 Smith 430.03 Wright 731.60 Stockton 704.56 Stafford 619.36 Washington 846.54 Jefferson 412.45 Worthington 580.13 Linton 402.99 Property rented rents collected and non resident interests are handled by Wm. M. Moss.
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Richland Township
Taylor
Jackson
Genter
Beech Creek
Highland
Smith
Wright
Stockton
Stafford
Washington
Jefferson
Worthington
Granta Bea Sesh
Linton
Notices to subscribers on continued delivery in county
The paper will not stop deliveries for responsible county residents who notify us. Check the margin date and send a card if you want no longer to renew. If no notice is received we will continue service to your address and expect payment when in town. Terms remain in advance and refunds not provided.
The Beautiful Story Book Club Puts Out Notice
A town notice reports Bro. Martin forming a club to promote The Beautiful Story a Bible narrative for families. It praises the work as thrilling and suitable for religious readers and notes over a million copies sold in the past two years.
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Bro. Martin
Bible Times
Bible Lands
Martin
Semi-annual fines return by county treasurer
The document lists fines collected by various justices of the peace across townships Buckner Richland Washington Jefferson Jackson and Stockton with amounts ranging from 1 300 to 7 000 dollars and totaling 75 dollars?
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Frank Ramsey
Buckner
J. P. Richland
W. Ate Wakefield
J.p.grant
Lee Edwards
J. P. Washington
James W. Ault
J.P. Jackson
Daniel Riggs
J. P. Jefferson
Helms
J. P
Credit Notice for Debtors to Settle Now
All persons knowing themselves in debted to me must call and settle at once. In my absence Capt. G W Osbon is authorized to receive money and settle for me. 312 H R Lowber.
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Capt. G W
Osbon
H. R. Lowber
Dead Shot Hog Cholera Preventive and Cure Mentioned
Localities report the appearance of a hog cholera preventive called Dead Shot claimed to guard against and cure the disease. The brief note warns readers to guard against the product and cites its claimed efficacy.
Local notes highlight church talk and community life
A broad county column reports Rev McAllister preaching at the M E church, locals visiting and returning home, posts about wood cutting, pension affidavits, and townsfolk movements. It notes a feud over postmaster recommendations, a new democratic paper, and social events plus notices of travel, illness, riding, and a church protracted meeting slow to start.
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup Promoted as Pain Cure
An advertisement extols Salvation 611 as the greatest cure on earth for pain. It claims the product kills pain every time and sells for twenty five cents. A riddle joke about a baby’s croup ends with a nod to Dr Bull's Cough Syrup priced at twenty five cents.
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Salvation
Dr. Bull
Bloomfield Social Notes and Local Changes
Polk Gardner and Benton George visited Bloomfield on business while Mary Buyers, a charming widow, joined Mrs Spalding for a Monday night in town. The post office moved back to the old quarters under Miss Phebe Hunt, and local life includes socials, visits, and a county wedding as residents mingle with Kansas City гостей and Worthington shoppers.
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Polk Gardner
Benton George
Bloomfield
Mary Buyers
Spalding
Hugh Doyle
Linton
Phebe Hunt
George Lancaster
Kansas City
T. B. O’haver
Pleasantville
Lundy
Maggie Lundy
Indianapolis
Gardner
Wilkinson
Lizzie Daubenspeck
Worthington
Frank Winters
H. Slune
Carrie Stevens
Lyon
Jim Quillen
Lyons
John Mitterspaugh
Bovenschen
Inaugural Ball Attendees Sail to Event
Elder Ragsdale Capt Helms M C Taylor M D Ellis and Dr Selfridge sailed last Monday to attend the inaugural ball of Chief Executive Hovey. James M Davis is very feeble and Mrs Martin Smith suffers rheumatism as roads worsen amid market corn at seven cents.
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John Hixson
John
Elder Ragsdale
Capt
Helms
M. C. Taylor
M. D. Ellis
Selfridge
Hovey
Ethan Allen
Beloit
Kan
B. P. Wiggington
Jolly Cigar
Terre Haute
James M. Davis
Henry Williams
Williams
Martin Smith
W. T. Barker
Indianapolis
Town Notes and Local Happenings This Week
Township residents attended an institute in town on Saturday. Peter B. May of Mitchell concluded a series of Christian church meetings. J. W. Kirk plans a southern trip to cultivate the country. Walter Mitchell returned from Dugger after a visit. Mormonism dominates current town talk. Stave Saw of Mead & Flynn's runs this week. J. J. Combs, Center township farmer, visited Friday. Frank McGinnis, the drummer, sold goods to Anderson & Flynn this week. W. R. Edwards and J. E. Walton traveled to Bloomfield Friday to settle the J. Edwards & Son store fire loss. A son was born to Frank and May Wright. mother and child doing well, Frank not yet recovered. Newton Connell of Scotland visited Sunday. W. C. Bennett of Rose Hill went to Bloomfield Saturday and may open a small store at Rose Hill for his workers.
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Peter B. May
Mitchell
Christian Church
Baldwin
Monon
J. W. Kirk
Walter Mitchell
Dugger
Stave
Mead & Flynn’s
J.J. Combs
Center Township
Frank McGinnis
Anderson & Flynn
W. R. Edwards
J.E. Walton
Bloomfield
J. Edwards & Son
Frank
May Wright
Newton Connell
Scotland
W. C. Bennett
Rose Hill
Scott's Emulsion with Hypophosphites For All Ages
Use after each meal Scott's Emulsion with Hypophosphites. It is as palatable as milk and easily digested. Delicate people improve rapidly. a child eight months old gained four pounds in a short time. Useful for consumption throat affections and bronchitis. praised by Theo Prim and J Cason for age groups.
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Scott
Theo. Prim
M. D
Alabama
J. C. Cason
Broken Arrow
Ala
Preacher Parker Delivers Instructive Sermon at Christian Church
Sunday notes report Rev Parker delivering an instructive sermon at the Christian church. Other items include J Barker and wife at Chicago. principal Charles Herold conducted the last winter institute in Koreen. Leonard Ferrer’s eldest son poisoned by long-green tobacco. Ovid Fields keeping books for Barker. J N George not expected to live. Alorman ministers preaching in township refusing pay. Alex ander Campbell rapid speaker. Eph Inman a candidate for county superintendent. E Hatfield recalls milder winter. various local notes on people and activities. nursery sales job offer in Geneva New York.
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Parker
Christian Church
Barker
Chicago
Charles Herold
Koreen
Leonard Ferrer
Ovid Fields
J. N. George
Alorman
Alexander Campbell
Eph Inman
Martin County
E. Hatfield
Carter
Will Edington
Zeb Rush
Cincinnati
W. BP. Elliott
Millard Smiley
N. Smiley
Local Notes From Nobbieville and Neighbors
Millard Cox back from the west Monday. Calvin sells grocery to Isaac Cox. Theo Carmichael returns to Owensburg to clerk for J. C. Barker. Miss Blassie Deckard visiting Uncle Jim Cox’s. M. Deckard family visited John M. Meredith last Sunday. Uncle Gus Furgeson back from wild goose chase. Q Richerson friends visited Mr R’s residence with baskets.
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Millard Cox
P. Calvin
Isaac Cox
Theo. Carmichael
Owensburg
J. C. Barker
D. T. Nance
Harrodsburg
Q. Richerson
Mr. R
Birthday party note and local business trips mention
A birthday celebration described as a cheerful dinner, noting the celebrant was 44. The report mentions Tom Freeman traveling to Koleen to form a law partnership with Garrison Lawrence, while another man went to Koleen for M. Deckard business and to Bloomfield for shipments destined for J. C. Heaton’s wall pocket factory.
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Tom Freeman
Koleen
Garrison Lawrence
M. Deckard
Bloomfield
J. C. Heaton
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promoted Without Mercury
An ad warns against mercury in remedies and promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as mercury free, taken internally to affect blood and mucus surfaces, priced 75 cents per bottle. Also includes local items: Sallie Shake ill at James Carpenter's, roads muddy, various local movements and notices.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Basfield
Local Notices From Worthington Area Monday
Rev T P Freeman of Worthington was in town Monday J L Riddle reported lively business and a protracted meeting at Ridgeport There will be a literary society organized at Sanborn school Friday night Geo Burks and Dick Vanmeter went to Lyons to work in Vanmeters saw mill Wm A Merediths little girl seriously ill with typhoid fever Dr John Gray of Bloomfield attends Andy Stoner of Davis county visiting Rev M C Falk to preach here Sunday night Rev J T Breeden to preach Saturday night with meetings John C Martindales wife ill again Dr Munson of Stanford attends
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T. P. Freeman
Worthington
J. L. Riddle
Ridgeport
Sanborn School
Geo. Burks
Dick Vanmeter
Lyons
Wm. Vanmeter
John Gray
Bloomfield
Andy Stoner
Davis County
M. C. Falk
Freeman
Martindale
B.J
J. T. Breeden
John C. Martindale
Dr. Munson
Stanford
Remedy for Consumption Offered by T A Slocum
A letter to the editor advertises a positive remedy for consumption claiming it cures thousands of hopeless cases. The author T A Slocum M C offers two free bottles to readers who mail their express and post office addresses from 181 Pearl Street New York.
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T. A. Slocum
M. C
Pearl St
New York
Yrl
Local residents attend meetings and visit kin in township towns
J R Bullock visited Bloomfield Thursday and Miss Lizzie Lindsey was in Newark Thursday. Rev Isaac Bingham holds a protracted meeting at Ridgeport. Wm Wesver, a Democrat, visited Bullock last Friday night. Milligan Hudson of McVitie visits Center relatives. Mrs Mary Lindsey advises on music making. Wm A Booker of Beech Creek, a Republican, hosted by James Ray last Sunday. John Tribby and wife, John McLaughlin and wife, and Mrs John Combs visited John Baker and wife Sunday. Emma Sullivan of Beech Creek and her cousin Dave Sullivan of Illinois visited J R Bullock Tuesday.
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J. R. Bullock
Bloomfield
Lizzie Lindsey
Newark
Isaac Bingham
Ridgeport
Wm. Wesver
Milligan Hudson
McVitie
Mary Lindsey
Wm. A. Booker
Beech Creek
James Ray
John Tribby
John McLaughlin
John Combs
John Baker
James E. Lindsey
Humphrey Baldridge
G. R. Axtell
Emma Sullivan
Dave Sullivan
Illinois
Rev Roger hosts a series of meetings at this place
The text notes Rev Roger leading meetings, Ed Cook served a turkey dinner last Sunday, and weather in Kansas is fine. It also lists Bloomfield resident A J Shields visiting, Frank Glover planning farming next year and seeking an old gray hog, plus a Masons lodge meeting and officer election for Solsberry lodge No 411. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad concludes.
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Roger
Ed Cook
Kansas
A. J. Shields
Bloomfield
Frank Glover
Solsberry Lodge
Protracted Baptist Meeting and Local Notes
Protracted meeting continues at the Baptist church with Brother Bennett officiating and Brother Johnson preaching last Sunday morning. Decia Edwards died of consumption, sister of Dr. Chis Edwards of Lyons. the physician and wife attended her funeral here. Bal Corbin and Frank Sheppard are building new residences, and Miss Val Forsyth of Kansas has been visiting relatives. Mrs. Sallie O Haver and daughters have been visiting Switz City friends.
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Baptist Church
Bennett
Brother Johnson
Val Forsyth
Kansas
Bal Corbin
Frank Sheppard
Decia Edwards
Chis. Edwards
Lyons
Edwards
Sallie O’ Haver
Switz City
Castoria Ad By Story Plugs A Family’s Trusty Remedy
A vintage advertisement extols Castoria as a go to remedy through life stages from infancy to motherhood. The copy emphasizes constant use for children and even adult care within a single household, reflecting era specific patent medicine marketing.
Advertisements in Worthington Times at same price per inch
The Democrat states it will place advertisements in the Worthington Times at the same price per inch as charged elsewhere. Contracts to be made at the office with monthly bills to be paid to our order. If
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Democrat
Worthington Times
The Spectral Dog on the Moving Train Tale
A New York Tribune reporter recalls a harrowing Pennsylvan ia railroad ride with engineer Tommy Burns. A white dog run beside the cab for miles at sixty miles per hour, guiding them to a critical stop that saved them from a fatal rock obstruction.
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Tribune
Pennsylvania Railroad
Tommy Burns
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Market Street
Newark
Trenton
Hackensack Meadows
Burns
Princeton Junction
Jack
New York Tribune
Indemnity to Haytian Republic Settled at 120000
The Haytian Republic indemnity settled at 120000. Fifty thousand dollars was paid in cash with thirty thousand due March 1 and forty thousand due June 1. The steamer departs Port au Prince January 20 and should reach New York February 1.
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Port-au-Prince
New York
Market Review: January 15 Quotations From Cincinnati and Elsewhere
Wheat 98c to 103. Corn new 30 to 37. Woods unwashed fine merino 18 to 23 cents. fleece washed fine merino Xana 27 to 28. Delaine fleece 29 to 30. Timothy hay No. 1 14.50, No. 2 11.00, pata eo 9.50, straw prices mixed. cattle and calves values listed, stockers 2.05–3.50, yearlings 2.00. Potatoes select packers 2.93–5.00, fair 4.25–3.00, common 2.50–2.00. Sheep common 2.50–3. > 5. Rabbits and ambs noted with prices. general market entries and pricing across multiple commodities.
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Cincinnati
Boston Wool Market Receipts and Prices Listed
Wool receipts for the past week total 6 823 domestic and 2 328 foreign bales with 2 234 902 pounds domestic sales and 1 396 800 pounds foreign. The bulletin omits market quotations and provides price extremes by state and origin including Ohio Michigan Kentucky Missouri Indiana California Oregon Territory Texas Australia New Zealand River Plate England Ireland and carpet wool with ranges from 12c to 39c per pound.
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Boston
Ohio
Michigan
Kentucky
Missouri
Indiana
Texas
California
Oregon
New Zealand
River Plate
Cattle and stock market bids mixed in brief report
The notice lists cattle prices with prime and stocker categories, including fair to good grades and various per hundred weight bids. Mixed figures show Philadelphia and western market notes with implied demand for prime cattle and beef items.
Hogs Market Report Chicago mixed bidding and prices
Chicago hogs auction shows fair to good demand with prices around 4.90 to 5.15 for mixed lots. Heavy to choice hogs quoted near 48.34 to 50.5 and 82.55 to 13 for mixed loads. Stockers and feeders offer common to choice at 27.3 to 27.5, with inflationary spread and varied bids across categories.
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Chicago
Pamblos
New York Grain and Feed Prices Report
Market notes show No 1 state red corn and No 2 red winter oats priced in February quotes. Mixed corn and white oats offered, with live weight cattle priced per 100 pounds. figures reflect concise commodity pricing data from New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toledo Market Report Highlights Grain Price Stability
Wheat steady at 964 cents per bushel for January delivery. Corn steady at cash price 264 cents. Soybeans steady at cash 264 cents with cash price $580 for February delivery. Market note reflects stable tones across contracts and brief price references.
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Toledo
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Hortg& van Buskirk
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Thos, van Duseiry
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Greene
da Slinkard
W. W. Moffett
Roffett & Davis
Attorneys AT Law
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G. E. Davis
Phawysicians
Trustee’s Notce
Erustee
Washington Township
George Bogard
William Smiley
Elizabeth Cunningham
William Smitey
William Cunningham
Margarita
Dein Ghdenk’ Ich
Margaretha
George Cooper
Music By
Erik Meyer
Nimmel Blitzt
Mar Mar
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Ga -Ze
Mar Far
Se’y Rec’dent
Wma. M. Moss
Sec
Wm. M. Moss
McAllister
M. E
John Hoke
Detroit
Dorbin Fuller
Dover
Tom Brunner
Miss Leavitt
David Miller
M. F. McIntosh
Jas, Meeks
Spencer
Owen County
Elzy Freeman
Charleston
Maois
Wm. Graham
White Hall
W.R. Arthur
Frank Long
Illlinois
Harvey Jewell
W. B. Watkins
Theo. Furgeson
Mr. Ferguson
Joe Gibbons
Abe Cornelius
Bement
Ilinois
Joseph Cooper
Odon
McVitle
David Buskirk
Davy Sullivan
Thornton Coley
Thompson
Democratic
B. Harrah
J. W. Middleton
Sweet Singer
P. H. Wilson
Brazil
M. E. Church
Hell
Brimstone
Bays
Master Ray
Sullivan
East Bro
Brother Thompson
Jefferson Township
S. R. Stoddard
Deacon Mall
Switz Cibyy
Ami
A. R. Tryon
Dctf
Moleen
C. L. van Dusen Nursery Co
Geneva
N. Y
Nobbieville
Tain Mercury
Sallie Shake
James Carpenter
Gross Antibus
Daviess County
Chase
Stephens
Walter Antibus
Marco
F. H. Reid
B. P. Wigginton
Rhoda Fortner
Solsberry
Pleasant Valle
Castoria
Miss
Market Review
Sr Asserh
Stubblers
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